I understand that the size of the mass of the deer are going to affect how far the bullet will go and in turn how much tissue damage will occur--but to me the real problem here is that the bullet--as designed with quick-expanding tip--is going too fast and is going to explode on impact, imparting catastrophic tissue damage regardless of the size of the deer. I'm thinking the only relevance the size of the deer has on whether the bullet explodes is how much tissue there is to absorb the impact force--but the tissue trauma from the shattering bullet (not over-all area) effect will be essentially the same.
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