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Agreed. Not KEYHOLING. Just cheap target paper TEARING.
If you see KEYHOLING, you don't get the sharp dark impression in the paper, made by the bullet nose hitting the paper BEFORE it tears -- and you can see that in all of the shots...
(Generally, too, when a gun is keyholing, you don't see groups unless you're really close to the target -- you just see patterns. <grin>)
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