[CatBatMan]

I keep screaming "ENHANCE!" at my computer but I still cannot read the license plate, I am so sorry.

[Pyramid_Head]

Imagine taking a life and throwing your own away over a stupid fight.

[TheUrinator]

Originally Posted by foxfantastic ↗

I don't understand what you mean. Please elaborate.


If you can shoot at a person's head, you might as well shoot them in the leg. A shattered bone will incapacitate an individual long enough for you to either apprehend them or flee.

This isn’t a case of self defense, but when shooting a person in self defense it happens in a split second with massive amount of adrenaline hitting you. Having the safety of the attacker is not on the shooter’s mind at all in that fraction of a second they pull the trigger.

[Merck]

Originally Posted by foxfantastic ↗

I don't understand what you mean. Please elaborate.



You're absolutely correct. I have never fired a gun before.

HOWEVER, i DO understand based on everyday experience that the legs cover a larger surface area than the head and are an easy target to shoot at when someone is laying on the ground.

If you can shoot at a person's head, you might as well shoot them in the leg. A shattered bone will incapacitate an individual long enough for you to either apprehend them or flee.

To put it quite simply the legs can be just as deadly as a head shot easily… lots of veins and the femoral artery which if ruptured or concussed violently enough will be fatal within a few minutes if not expertly treated… also when the adrenaline is going like that it’s pretty hard to shoot with that accuracy for inexperienced people… better to aim center mass when dealing with a threat… I do agree that those extra shots were unnecessary… Considering the first shot made him try and get up and run

[foxfantastic]

Originally Posted by TheUrinator ↗

This isn’t a case of self defense, but when shooting a person in self defense it happens in a split second with massive amount of adrenaline hitting you. Having the safety of the attacker is not on the shooter’s mind at all in that fraction of a second they pull the trigger.

Most people understand that a headshot is sure to be a killshot. In the amount of time it takes you to pull out your gun and pull the safety back, you have time to consider where you're going to shoot. As a matter of fact, it should be in your mind the moment the gun is first placed into your hands.

[foxfantastic]

Originally Posted by Merck ↗

To put it quite simply the legs can be just as deadly as a head shot easily… lots of veins and the femoral artery which if ruptured or concussed violently enough will be fatal within a few minutes if not expertly treated… also when the adrenaline is going like that it’s pretty hard to shoot with that accuracy for inexperienced people… better to aim center mass when dealing with a threat… I do agree that those extra shots were unnecessary… Considering the first shot made him try and get up and run

Shot in the leg is not necessarily a kill shot, unlike a shot to the head.

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by nandi88 ↗

Nice to see some Asians fighting back against all these blactivities.

Fighting back?? More like joining in…

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by foxfantastic ↗

Shot in the leg is not necessarily a kill shot, unlike a shot to the head.

Head shots are not always fatal either. And we see plenty of people who bleed out from leg wounds…

A good rule of thumb: Never point a gun at a person unless you intend to kill them. As in it’s your life, or theirs.
And no matter where you hit them, be prepared to have them die from your gunshot.

[exdeath]

Originally Posted by foxfantastic ↗

Shot in the leg is not necessarily a kill shot, unlike a shot to the head.

[exdeath]

Originally Posted by Pyramid_Head ↗

Imagine taking a life and throwing your own away over a stupid fight.

But my pee pee is on top for all of 30 minutes.