Wow, emotions running high since last I visited this thread...

Dphar, you did the right thing by executing an immediate failure to stop drill by popping the malevolent beaver again. Head shots can bounce off that's a natural fact be it beavers, elefantes or human critters coming at you like a crazy spider monkey.

Got a tape that shows a dude getting out of his truck with a .30 M1 Carbine fixing to shoot one of our officers. Slug from a .40 SIG blows the hair on the side of his head straight up and merely knocks him down because it was at a glancing angle.

You, and the guy who's failing to anchor swimming beaver with head shots need a to practice failure to stop drills on secondary targets on these beavers.

Shoot 'em thru the lungs if the heads are too tough or angled!

I am wondering if the Paco Tool's changing the RNs to a flatpoint would be a good or bad thing for penetrating a hog's skull...they do make my .22 more accurate.

Were I shooting hogs I'd hedge my bets and move up to the magnum force of a CCI subsonic flattened with a Paco Tool.

Meanwhile, Dphar, Digital Dan and even I, need to relax and kill more critters.

It is, after all, a Dan's World.

Best,

Dan G.

�When in doubt, I whip it out.� Uncle Ted
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