The pig sees her, turns, aims, and shoots her almost point blank.

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      12 hours ago

      Honestly I assumed that it was a lot closer than that too, by that definition since I have a 50-200yd zero on my rifle, that’d mean anything out to 200yd is technically “point blank” which kinda seems like not how the phrase is usually used.

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        7 hours ago

        No, for you it would be anything within 50 that’s essentially an easy shot. No leading or anything like that.

        At 200 yards the bullet has curved above the point of aim and fallen back down to your impact point.

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          5 hours ago

          I’ve rethought actually, and technically, since gravity starts to affect it the second it leaves the muzzle (trajectory is parabolic because your muzzle is aimed slightly up, not because bullets defy gravity), there is no point blank past the muzzle.