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Thread: Something interesting re temporary cavity

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  1. 14-11-2024, 08:48 PM #15
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    It appeared no bone in the neck was damaged. The bullet went under the spine from the front (by some margin) and the tissue/bone damage ended in the right shoulder.
    It's legs disappeared from under it at the shot and once down only seemed to be able to lift it's head. Nothing more. Lungs were damaged.
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