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by Slowplay
Sun Sep 02, 2012 2:47 pm
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: 9mm v. 45 v. Rifle A Doctor's View of Gunshot Wounds
Replies: 63
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Re: 9mm v. 45 v. Rifle A Doctor's View of Gunshot Wounds

My take away was that unless the GSW from a handgun damages/disrupts the vital central nervous function, the loss of blood is primary factor that eventually incapacitates the BG. The more rounds of an acceptable caliber the better - all in a reasonable carry arrangement. Everybody has to choose what that means for themselves.
by Slowplay
Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:44 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: 9mm v. 45 v. Rifle A Doctor's View of Gunshot Wounds
Replies: 63
Views: 10634

Re: 9mm v. 45 v. Rifle A Doctor's View of Gunshot Wounds

Thanks for the video. Raises questions for me about the FN 5.7 round and how it would stack up, since it has a much higher muzzle velocity than typical pistol rounds. I wonder if it would tumble & fragment, causing the same type of damage as the leg wound shown in the video (entry at knee, destroying the tibia)?

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