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Originally Posted by rockinbbar

The learning curve is mighty unforgiving.
That's for sure. Most of those guys have special fast draw holsters with a steel liner/deflector at the bottom, and even with that injuries happen.

I'm with you; no thanks.

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If the wound is low enough, a very wounded person has a chance to execute a low-skill move like a tourniquet. Plus, since he had a holster, I'm guessing there was a belt around.

What's he supposed to do, turn on the oven, grab a metal implement, find a You Tube video, heat 'er up and start jamming hot steel into a blood-vomiting hole? Thinking cauterize is not a viable option.

Then again, he could have blazed through the other 5 rounds and jammed the hot pistol barrel in the hole (thanks, Cormac).


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Originally Posted by NVhntr
Originally Posted by cv540
Interesting that in the stress of the moment after shooting himself....he calls the goat "Honey."


He must be a Muzzy laugh


Maybe so, but definitely a goat roper.

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