[Blu]

looks dead to me too.His skin where it isn't bloody has a blue tint to it, maybe just the lights or flash, idk, he just looks dead.

[The Krokodil]

Originally Posted by vagabond ↗

I would like to know how close he was to the gun, etc.

A fixed shell to fire a number of small spherical pellets called shot not slug.

Since it mostly hit the mid section, according to how the pellets are being spread, they shot him from 4-5 feet away, could be twice.

[vagabond]

Originally Posted by Blu ↗

looks dead to me too.His skin where it isn't bloody has a blue tint to it, maybe just the lights or flash, idk, he just looks dead.

What clued me in: he's smiling, and he's in Brazil

[Brainplague]

Originally Posted by mshope24 ↗

I don't think he's smiling. That's more like a grimace of sheer devastating pain.

I dunno...maybe he had Morphine or Fentanyl on board?

I know that shit makes me smile!

[Oswald2001]

He may be dead, but that kind of a wound is usually survivable.

The potential for birdshot to penetrate a body decreases significantly over distance.

Although he is well peppered, the wounds are not likely to be too deep.

[FavaBeans]

Sprinkles

[FavaBeans]

Originally Posted by The Krokodil ↗

A fixed shell to fire a number of small spherical pellets called shot not slug.

Since it mostly hit the mid section, according to how the pellets are being spread, they shot him from 4-5 feet away, could be twice.

Ty

[Oswald2001]

At 4-5 feet, a shot pattern will not be much larger than the bore of the shotgun.

For all intents and purposes, it is basically a large bore rifle at that range.

A shotgun dispersion pattern acts very much like a parachute opening.

The shot mass holds together pretty tightly for at least 15 feet, but when aerodynamic integrity (such as it is) of the shot mass destabilizes, the pattern 'pops' open pretty quickly.

[umakemeSICK]

You should always wear a bright orange vest OVER the camo gear in them woods guy!!

[Kelseecat65]

Originally Posted by Sharon76 ↗

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