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Timeline of test:
1: Honed in on bear warning call.
2: Snuck to location of bear with lights out.
3: Shined bear from around 35M with him looking straight at me. (no reaction)
4: Decided this might be a good time to try out the .357 I just bought.
5: Sneak to about 10M and take a perfectly good shot at the bear that was just sitting like he was a stuffed animal on my daughters bed.
6: Bear takes off like Winnie the Pooh that has just put his paws in the wrong tree.
7: Find blood trail that says flesh wound.
8: Can't find the trail and do a couple circles when all of a sudden there is a bear charging straight at me.
9: Pull out the .270 only to find he is too close because of the scope but fire a shot anyway.(He runs me over.)
10: Remove the scope and turn to shoot at him again. (3M away? He runs me over yet again but this time I get the kill shot.)
11: Track the body down about 25M away and decide that maybe a .357 isn't so good to use on a bear.
10/10 Would shoot bear with a .357 again but making a video is a must. This was a hoot. You just can't make this stuff up.