irish52084
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In another thread, I just saw a reference to temporary wound cavity and a small argument on whether it actually did any real damage. Then I had a thought: I've been kicked in the liver before, and the mere force of the shock to the liver put me down immediately. It's almost like an unexpected shut down of your PC, it just cold stops you in your tracks and you fold for a bit. All it takes is a bit of force, or shock to the right area to make it happen.
Maybe temporary cavity and it's stretching/shock effect can actually be a factor in the effectiveness of a handgun caliber. Just a random thought that popped in my head and I felt the need to throw it out there for debate.
Maybe temporary cavity and it's stretching/shock effect can actually be a factor in the effectiveness of a handgun caliber. Just a random thought that popped in my head and I felt the need to throw it out there for debate.