Petemi: Are you seeing the actual bullet hit, or are you seeing the effects of the bullet impact? I have not read earlier post on this subject.
I shot a buck this year at close range using a .270 with a scope on it. I noticed the following effects on the deer:
At the point of impact there was a compression of the hide.
There was a rippling effect of the hide from the point of impact to the flank.
The right front shoulder and leg of the deer spasm.
The deer ran approximately 231 yards and dropped dead.
Entrance wound side>

The bullet exited the off shoulder.
I later measured the distance with my Nikon rangefinder and it measure 32.5 yards.
It is abnormal for me to see that much detail from a bullet strike from my own rifle. Did I see it thru the scope, which was set at 2x, or did I see it from the other eye, or did I view it thru the scope and the off eye? Today I do not have a clue.
I have seen deer spin around from a bullet strike, I have seen hoofs in the air thru my scope as the result of a neck shoot, but I do not recall ever seeing the hide ripple, or a shoulder/leg spasm.
The one thing I did not see was the actual bullet itself.
I believe there are people who have extra ordinary vision who may be able to see things I cannot. One of them was an Army Gunship pilot with 20/15 vision. I have seen the extraordinary marksmen call a lot of shots.
I am right handed, left eye dominate. I shoot right and left handed depending on the occasion.