“I’m a messenger on broad topics.”
Really?
12 gauge at close range = death.
A Fort Drum soldier was shot through the chest with a .50 cal round back in the late 1980s or early ‘90s. He was doing maintenance on a mounted weapon and didn’t follow procedures.
I know he lived long enough to be airlifted to a Syracuse hospital (about 80 miles). I don’t know his long-term outcome, but my recollection is he survived.
My daughter was shot last year at about six feet. She died on the OR table, but they revived her. She lost a major component of her immune system. She has terror filled nightmares, suicidal thoughts, high anxiety and absolute fear.
Unfortunately, she has returned to drugs, which is why she was shot in the first place. It was a drug/ cash robbery.
Words mean things, Ms Clinton. Hehehe. d;^)
Ask Gabby Giffords. Then again, I wonder if that incident was a false flag.
Btt
Ask Lee Harvey Oswald.
This is incorrect usage of the term “point blank.”
Actually, “point blank” is a distance between which the rise and fall of a bullet does not exceed some certain specified vertical dimension. For example, “PB range of a 30/06 150 grain bullet at 2900 fps on a 6 inch target is 0- 320 yards when sited to hit 1.5 inches high at 100 yds”. The meaning is that the bullet will hit the target somewhere between the top and bottom any where within this range.
You mean “close quarters” or “contact” ranges in your posting.
Terms matter.
If the gun is in contact with your skin would the barrel explode because it was blocked?
Or would the gases expanding outward (into your skin) blow up your innards like a balloon?
Inquiring minds want to know...
A lot more shockwave plus powder burns.
Why post this crap?
“Would you be able to take any of these shots holding up”
???