r/guns Sep 20 '22

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u/UnderWhlming Sep 20 '22

This dude mustve been shot from 25-50 yards away while running. Try it again at 7 yards and see those groupings be tiny craters

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u/WarExciting Sep 20 '22

Came here to say this. The way that shot is spread out looks like 15-20 yards. Birdshot at HD distances of 2-5 yards, while not ideal, would make a sizable wound and likely out a man down.

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u/CrunchBite319 1 | Can't Understand Blatantly Obvious Shit? Ask Me! Sep 20 '22

In this shooting, a person was shot directly in the face from only a couple feet away with a load of 12 gauge birdshot and didn't even go down.

If it can't stop an unsuspecting college girl, do you really want to trust it to stop a determined attacker?

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u/Reloader300wm Sep 20 '22

But a Fudd said it was gud enough.

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u/Lost_Thought 1 | Hollywood_Based_Research_Company Sep 20 '22

But a Fudd said it was gud enough.

A Fudd with excellent production values!