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I have been shooting for nigh on 26 years and own a CZ .22 rimfire and a CZ .223.I was out yesterday with the .22 for a few rabbits and I shot this one rabbit and on inspection I was dumbfounded as to what I saw.I was walking up a dirt path ever so quietly and a rabbit,unaware I was approaching was sat facing me.I raised the gun and put the cross hairs on his forehead pulled and he fell over.I went to him and upon inspection I saw I had shot him straight into the mouth,Inside his mouth was the bullet,sat in the back of his throath.The amazing thing is it never went out through the back of his head,how is this?I was using eley subsonic rounds and from 20 feet away youd think theyd travel with enough force to enter and exit through the back.I dont have a clue about loads,power etc.I just load it up and aim and shoot and it has served me well for the last few years,just cant understand how it didnt exit.The round had mushroomed ok and I took It out of his gob.Im just baffled seeing this.The rest of the rabbits I shot had entry and exit wounds but not this one.Any opinions.

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i shot a rabbit the other day at about 15 yards and it was sat crouching in the grass looking at me and the bullet hit it between the eyes came out the back of its head and i found the bullet sat just under the skin on its back by its back legs, perfictaly mushroomed and i was using eley subs.

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I have been shooting for nigh on 26 years and own a CZ .22 rimfire and a CZ .223.I was out yesterday with the .22 for a few rabbits and I shot this one rabbit and on inspection I was dumbfounded as to what I saw.I was walking up a dirt path ever so quietly and a rabbit,unaware I was approaching was sat facing me.I raised the gun and put the cross hairs on his forehead pulled and he fell over.I went to him and upon inspection I saw I had shot him straight into the mouth,Inside his mouth was the bullet,sat in the back of his throath.The amazing thing is it never went out through the back of his head,how is this?I was using eley subsonic rounds and from 20 feet away youd think theyd travel with enough force to enter and exit through the back.I dont have a clue about loads,power etc.I just load it up and aim and shoot and it has served me well for the last few years,just cant understand how it didnt exit.The round had mushroomed ok and I took It out of his gob.Im just baffled seeing this.The rest of the rabbits I shot had entry and exit wounds but not this one.Any opinions.

 

i dont know much about this stuff but maybe you had a faulty round which was way under powered and you just dident notice because it was only 20 yards away

 

Richard

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very constructive,glad i asked the question now.you should bang yer head on the wall more often john galway,maybe it'll help ye a little.I'll let it to the rest of you lot from now on,good luck.

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