Great weight retention. As you say... just what you expect from a Swift AF. My question would be, what was the bullet placement? On an animal as light as a pronghorn, I’d expect exit with that load from just about any angle.
Facing straight on but well above, shooting uphill. The bullet entered low in the chest and actually passed upward through the chest cavity and through the spine. The bullet was under the hide on the back.
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