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You are facing off at 25 yards with an enraged, adrenalin-charged machete-wielding 220-lb human who wants nothing more than to rip your head off and cut you to pieces.
We all know you can't count on any one-shot stops in handguns, but that's all you're getting. Oh, and you can't shoot him in the head. So with your one shot, where are you going to put your shot?
Well, that was certainly close!
(The reason I'm asking this is because in the early days of pistols, the pistolero often had only had one shot to fire. If people felt particularly threatened, they might carry two pistols. It's also a way of gauging what rounds people would use if there was nothing else available.)
- Your gun only has one shot (round) you can fire. Which gun/caliber/loading are you going to choose, and why?
We all know you can't count on any one-shot stops in handguns, but that's all you're getting. Oh, and you can't shoot him in the head. So with your one shot, where are you going to put your shot?
Well, that was certainly close!
- Now you've got two rounds and another choice of gun and ammo configuration? What are your choices now?
(The reason I'm asking this is because in the early days of pistols, the pistolero often had only had one shot to fire. If people felt particularly threatened, they might carry two pistols. It's also a way of gauging what rounds people would use if there was nothing else available.)