Continuing to move through this year's lamb crop, I decided to try the 38 special. Load was 3.8 grains of promo under a Lee 158 SWC TL cast out of ACCOWW. I've never chronoed it out of the 4 inch, but it was probably doing 800 fps or so. From around 10 yards I aimed further back, not wanting to damage the shoulders, probably ended up hitting it a little too far back. The boolit penetrated fully, punching a hole in the diaphragm and liver, just missing the gall bladder. The sheep jumped a bit, wobbled, and laid down without really going anywhere, snowflakes indeed. As soon as I felt it wouldn't get back up I cut the throat, but I think had I not, it would have taken several more minutes to fully expire. The holes were obviously smaller than those made by the 44 test. Neither appears to have expanded.