This company is trying to sell their custom caliber for hog hunting and at the bottom they have testimonials that are written from the perspective of the hogs
https://blackcollararms.com/375raptor/
"The ranch I live on is managed by a nice guy named Brent. He only shoots at us pigs with Subsonic 300 Blackout. I appreciate that he gives us a sporting chance to survive. Up until recently the ranch manger and us Pigs had a sort of understanding; almost a treaty. We could eat as much of his crops as we wanted and occasionally we would let him use us for target practice. We don't really mind subsonic 300, it's quiet and it tickles when Brent hits one of us. Well, last week Brent broke the treaty. Now everyone I know is dead except Dalton, who should have been killed first. You see, Rancher Brent switched to subsonic 375 Raptor. I am so mad I am never eating Brent's crops again. I hate you 375 Raptor." - A Pig
@valleyforge
Looks promising. Hope it gets more popular. Don't like the idea of having ammo around that'll explode an AR if it's got the wrong barrel on it. Wish I had something in .308 to convert. Wait... Would .375 do the same with a .308?
@valleyforge
Doesn't look like it would "chamber"...
"I know it's not normal to write a review before trying a product yourself but I just had to. Last Tuesday I was grabbing a quick snack with my friend Lenny at my local feeder -- they typically serve corn in the evenings. Just after Lenny and I began our meal his head exploded. Now, normally I would blame the corn, but when my head didn't explode I realized this was different. Naturally I ran as fast as I could. After a few hours I went back to see what happened to Lenny. I was able to recover a large, heavy bullet stuck in a tree near where Lenny's head exploded. After a little more investigating I found a cartridge that said 375 Raptor on it. It appears that a 375 Raptor caused Lenny's head to explode. Great cartridge for the task." Lol
@Diptchip That might be a problem with the .375 too