It's a good thing he wasn't one of those dolts who think that you should have a wide pattern.
Yessir! I’ve put a lot of money into my social shotguns to tighten those patterns up.
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It's a good thing he wasn't one of those dolts who think that you should have a wide pattern.
I don't know. When I saw the different angles of the video I was gonna ask if it was a slug? Cuase from what I saw it was immediate results.
Wow, amazing. I’d be curious how many rounds behind that gun he had, or if he practiced a similar situation regularly. To me it looked like he knew he was going to take the shot and acted as soon as he had the slightest opening. Again, amazing shot!
After impacting the face/front of the skull, with all the pellets in an area approximately half the size of my fist, exactly how is birdshot going to penetrate all the way to the lower back portion of the skull where the brainstem is?
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It's a good thing he wasn't one of those dolts who think that you should have a wide pattern.
Like this. See tests on denim-covered meat from 10 feet
using #8 birdshot and then a #4 turkey load.
And, unlike this meat, a bad guy's head has a big nasal cavity and several sinuses that don't offer much resistance.
PS: The gelatin block test isn't the part of the video that's relevant.
It's the meat--ribs and a big shoulder cut.