Wwaaaiiiitt aaa minute.....
You told me it was: an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle!
With a compas in the stock and a sun dial!!!

I sent that thing back the sundial was defective. I just stab an arrow in the ground now.

single bevel

two hundred shot ?  Sounds like an assault BB gun to me.

ChuckC

Intersting.  I think the kinetic energy of a good arrow out a a bow at teh highe end of the 50# range bow is devastating on all but teh biggest animals toughest bones.  Was that a deer, looked like a big shoulder blade?

Just curious were the shoulder blades removed from the critter and shot or were they still attached with hide and hair?

My setup is very similar 56#@ 28 FMJ 400 125 gr Stinger 4 blade.Deadly combo.

Those stingers are deadly heads. What's interesting is the results from the grizzly. I did some testing with some late last year and got similar results. I did not get any big bone splits like everyone talks about and every time you shot one into bone the edges would curl over.

QuoteOriginally posted by COOCH:
Just curious were the shoulder blades removed from the critter and shot or were they still attached with hide and hair?

My setup is very similar 56#@ 28 FMJ 400 125 gr Stinger 4 blade.Deadly combo.

Mine was alive when that was shot. I believe the other was as well.

If the arrow stayed in the animal, then the shaft could have done that as the animal ran/thrashed or whatever...I had a similar shot with a wensel woodsman a few years ago and it made a hole like that too - and I assumed at that time it was from the shaft staying in the animal...

I'm with Friend and will go one step further for the fun of it. Four blade Z eskimo

Thanks Randy either way both shots are impressive.