Skull Gunshot Wound

[RancidMind]

Pic #1-Powder tattooing is seen in this intermediate range gunshot wound. The actual entrance site is somewhat irregular, because the bullet can tumble in flight.

Pic #2-The surface of the skull demonstrates the heavy soot in this contact range entrance wound, as well as radiating fracture lines. The direction of fire was thus toward the back of this picture. [Image contributed by Todd Grey, MD, University of Utah]

[Curb Stomper]

Interesting stuff.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by RancidMind

Pic #1-Powder tattooing is seen in this intermediate range gunshot wound. The actual entrance site is somewhat irregular, because the bullet can tumble in flight.

Pic #2-The surface of the skull demonstrates the heavy soot in this contact range entrance wound, as well as radiating fracture lines. The direction of fire was thus toward the back of this picture. [Image contributed by Todd Grey, MD, University of Utah]

I am not sure what you mean, by the bullet can tumble, could you clarify?

[RancidMind]

Originally Posted by HOMBREMALO

I am not sure what you mean, by the bullet can tumble, could you clarify?

I copied and pasted

[Curb Stomper]

Originally Posted by HOMBREMALO

I am not sure what you mean, by the bullet can tumble, could you clarify?

Change position, like flip or rotate so it's not a smooth hole.

[1337_807]

yeah!

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Curb Stomper

Change position, like flip or rotate so it's not a smooth hole.

Thanks.

[myleperfriend]

Very cool stuff as usual rancid. Keep them coming. What site did you get these from again? I think you said path guy before or something like that?

[smackem]

Certain bullets are actually designed to tumble, hence causing maximum damage.

[myleperfriend]

Originally Posted by smackem

Certain bullets are actually designed to tumble, hence causing maximum damage.

Now here is something I did not know.