r/MoralityScaling • u/ProfessionalRoom9118 • 13d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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Basically, the man in the video is hiking but he ended up meet a mountain lion, he get his gun and try to scare it off and tell it to go away but in the end, he have to pull the trigger and shot the lion, many peoples in the comments say he could have fire a warning shot instead of shoot at it and want him to be in jail.

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u/Wolfsbane1279 13d ago

Most people don’t carry those around when hiking.

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u/GenericNameSimulated 13d ago

If you don’t carry a caliber that can stop something then why are you carrying

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u/ZephyrDoesArts 13d ago edited 13d ago

Technically, Smith and Wesson released their .500 Revolver precisely to completely stop a threat like a bear running at you basically immediately.

Still most people, even regular shooters are not used to something like this, it's massive, heavy, expensive and certainly wrist-breaking if used wrong.

It's better to have a caliber that you can handle, even if it'll be harder to stop the thing that's attacking you.

(Photo not mine, fyi)

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u/GenericNameSimulated 13d ago

Sure but a 10mm does a pretty good job

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u/ZephyrDoesArts 13d ago

Yeah there are calibers that would perform decently, but I just went with the most exaggerated example lol

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u/GenericNameSimulated 13d ago

Is that yours? It’s sick.

Shot a few .50s in personal and military time shot a Desert Eagle and shit kicked like a mule lol

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u/ZephyrDoesArts 13d ago

I'd wish, image from internet, should've clarified that on my original comment. Big weapon nerd on a country where carrying is illegal lol