Another great video DNS! Ive seen jacketed bullets like the 100 grain FMJ veer off the straight line trajectory in the test medium. Ive also seen bullets deflect off bone and I think FMJ bullets are prone to inconsistent bullet track whether by yaw or impacting hard objects. I think this is one reason hunting bullets consistently perform better than non fragmenting FMJ bullets. With the Wolf 100 grain FMJ bullet likely staying intact the bullet needs to strike CNS or produce quick loss of blood pressure.
Without rapid blood loss or CNS hit the animal will not be immobilized which appears to the situation in this video.
Without rapid blood loss or CNS hit the animal will not be immobilized which appears to the situation in this video.

