Back in the days of yore I had a German client who used the TIG (Torpedo Ideal Bullet) in his 7x64 - it's the light/moderate game version of the TUG.
He shot a young roebuck and although the shooting position wasn't ideal, I saw a perfect 120m side-on strike in the boiler house through the binos, with the animal stiff-legged and just about to fall over. Before I could say 'well done' he let another one off and, as the buck had turned slightly three-quarter on and facing us, it hit the point of the shoulder (he later said it was what he had been taught to do - shoot until they go down!).
When I had a chance to skin the animal out later I found that the damage was incredible - the bullet had destroyed the nearside shoulder, with fragments mashing the offside one, then the remaining mushroomed rear section travelled the length of the spine, deflected on the pelvis and ended up in the knee joint from whence I retrieved it! Not a lot of meat left but the retained mass of the recovered bullet was quite impressive given the amount of carcase it had passed through.