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[BlackGT]

Deadly is irrelevant. You want to stop the threat immediately to prevent yourself from harm. Sure your attacker may bleed out from a .22 but he is going to keep coming.

Which is why I said shot placement is more important. A CNS hit with any caliber will put them down and out. Practice making better shots!

[Jewmadbro?]

Which is why I said shot placement is more important. A CNS hit with any caliber will put them down and out. Practice making better shots!

Shot placement is cobramans problem

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[Moose242]

I have never shot a man, thank God, but I have shot many a living creature with small calibers.

I have shot countless squirrels with a 22lr, and shot placement is important, as is the type of bullet you use. It is amazing how different a hollow point is from a round nose. I have shot one squirrel 3 times in the center mass with a round nose and it was still alive, while typically a hollow point will kill it outright.

I have also shot armadillos and racoons with 22s and 9mms from a sub2000 carbine, and while a 22 will kill them, they still run and you have to find the motherfucker in brush. The 9mm with hollow points killed them instantly.

Because of my experience with animals I know that while a small round will kill, a bigger round/hollow point does it a hell of alot quicker and a hell of alot better. Shoot a perp with a .25acp round and he may die, but he is going to keep slinging lead until he bleeds out. Shoot him with a .357 magnum and that fucker is going to be knocked out of his timberland boots and going right into hydrostatic shock.

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