"is so close that unless the bullet is still there a forensic examination can't tell what caliber caused the wound."
I'm not trying to accuse you of lying but i would be interested to know where you learned that. But given that no two gun shot wounds are the same i could see that as being true.
However, I believe that .40 bullets have a higher probability of neutralizing a threat at a faster rate.
People still live after being shot with rifle rounds, and they pack a lot more punch than a pistol.
The differences between a 45 and a 9mm are so small compared to the difference between a rifle and a 45, and considering people say the 5.56mm can't kill at all... I don't even think the difference between 9mm and 45 is noticeable enough to care.
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