From my position, I saw this boar trotting across a ridge, just below the skyline so the ridge provided a perfect backstop. The boar was about 80 meters away and I swung the 9.3 Mauser while giving it a bit of lead with the red dot sight that I was using.  When I fired, the pig dropped immediately and started to roll down the hill.  I gave it a quick follow-up shot as it rolled, but it soon got jammed against a small tree and never moved again.

I was using ammunition that I have never fired in this rifle before. A friend had got hold of a couple of hundred rounds of 1950s factory Kynoch. This would be a 286 gr bullet at about 2,400 fps. That old factory Kynoch certainly did the job, I guess that the first shot killed it outright. As is customary in driven hunts, the beaters collected all the carcasses for slaughter, as a result, I never did find where the point of impact was and how that old Kynoch bullets performed.