05-25-2011, 04:18 AM
One of the other guys shot a similar sized hog with a 7mm Rem. Mag. at around the same time. They were hanging on the skinning rack at the same time. Both hogs were shot in a similar location, but the exit wound of the Grendel was larger. I am a believer that selecting a bullet that performs well at the velocity the caliber has to offer is the key to success. If the bullet does not expand, it is not going to do a lot of damage. If the bullet comes apart, you may not get the deep penetration that is required and you may be eating copper and lead fragments.