yes it's true. my 22 BRX was nonlethal until yesterday. the landowner called and told me the hay was cut and baled and the gate was open and the dirt road over the creek was graded! you can't ask for anything more! i cut my afternoon short and got there mid afternoon so as to get set up under a tree on the hill that overlooks the field...150 yds to the ditch on the left and 450 yds to the end of the field. in no time there it was, grazing on the green stubble at 370 yds. the wind was not nice and i had no idea how much drift to expect from the 69 gr barnes matchburner going 3400fps. with the nightforce np2DD dot held to the tailend of the horizontal ghog, i sent the 69gr and it was blown too far to the left! now i know. waited a few and no 2 ventures out to nibble. 329 yards this time and horizontal...best position for wind blown shots. put the dot just back of rear and sent it....WHAAAACCCKKK! DRT! rolled over without even the tail salute. the wind got worse so i drove to the ghog and discovered i had only about 1 in of ghog to spare...the bullet was blown to his ear! in one and out the other, leaving a drop of orangish/red blood to identify the wounds. sorry i can't post photos yet since i am a senior citizen and haven't figured how to do such...have a friend who will help me and if i can do it, i have some really interesting shots to share...like the 13 lb ghog shot in the back standing. he fell forward with a loop of small intestine in his mouth! rain today but i'll go back later and expect to get one bigger than this last one who weighed 10 lb 5 0z.