BornAgainBullseye
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Just Ice'd a 200lb wild boar in Lyons, GA this weekend. The shot was 30 yards with a 5" PT1911 230 grain Winchester hollow point. Shot was a little high behind front shoulder. Hit entered in pigs left side, shattered spine and deflected down into lung and heart. The bullet, or what was left of it exited low behind right shoulder. The shot instantly put him down with only a small half squeal. I was very impressed with this round as this is the first game taken with my pistol. While I was cleaning the pig I found that the whole right side (exit wound) ribs were ruined. This was no little pig by any means. Wild pigs skin is very thick as well. It really suprised me that the bullet exited the amimal.