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What is your point, Wiggity?
too tired to look up the link,but within the past few weeks was a link that had a trauma surgeon giving a scientific lecture on GSW. It is about 25 - 30 minutes long, and it shows all sorts of tests done in ballistic gel as well as sorts of pictures of real trauma.
Part way through he states, for the remainder of the presentation, we will focus on gsw from handguns as that is what as surgeons you will be working on. Rifle wounds are for the medical examiner. He showed fairly conclusively that the higher energy from a rifle wound is most often devastating whereas from a handgun it incapacitates. unless you hit the heart or the brain, the major cause of death from a hangun wound in bleeding to death. He was stating that if you haven't hit the heart/brain, and can stop the bleeding, the patient has a good chance of living.
So when you have a doc, whose job it is to work on gsw victims, and he is giving a lecture to fellow trauma surgeons saying if you are going to get shot, see if you can have it done by a handgun if you want to live, I will take him as the source to believe. More interesting , and he touched on some of it, is how does 5.56 compare say to 7.62.
I am trying to understand why glockman10mm is saying what he is saying.
What he's saying is that a 5.56 and a .45 will both kill you. There's only one degree of dead. Granted there WILL be more soft tissue and organ damage with the 5.56, which increases the odds of a one shot stop. Both calibers have their applications, and they're completely different. In all reality, it's about the same as comparing apples to oranges.
Based on post #10, that is not what he is saying.
Your first sentence is inaccurate as well. They CAN kill you. By saying "will kill you" you are implying that they will both absolutely kill you and that is simply not reality. Anyone who has been shot by either of those rounds and has survived can vouch for this.
On average, a gunshot wound from a rifle is a more lethal (lethal meaning it is more likely to cause death) wound than a pistol wound. I don't get why this is so hard to understand.
He didn't make a false statement! He said they will both kill you. And they will. He didn't say that it would happen without a shadow of a doubt. Therefore my statement of you're reading to much into this stands true. Your obviously way to emotionally tied to internet forums and in a little tantrum so your taking it out on everyone.......therefore i will agree to disagree with you and end this. Let's try to put our big boy pants on and do the same shall we?
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Maybe somebody needs their nap?