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mpd61 · September 4, 2011, 08:31 PM

"Both of the BG’s sustained what should have been fight ending wounds in the initial exchange of gun fire; do to reasons that are still unknown, both were able to remain in the fight. I believe it’s’ important to note that autopsy reports of both BG.’s indicated that neither had either drugs or alcohol in their systems when they died."

As a police officer/firearms instructor/heavy reader I can say the following is100% true...

1. There are so many variables in individual human physiology
x2.There are so many variables in ballistic factors/performance
= The exact same persons and firearms could result in 100 different ends.

September 4, 2011, 08:31 PM	#36
mpd61 Senior Member Join Date: February 7, 2009 Location: Central Mass Posts: 348	Bottom line... "Both of the BG’s sustained what should have been fight ending wounds in the initial exchange of gun fire; do to reasons that are still unknown, both were able to remain in the fight. I believe it’s’ important to note that autopsy reports of both BG.’s indicated that neither had either drugs or alcohol in their systems when they died." As a police officer/firearms instructor/heavy reader I can say the following is100% true... 1. There are so many variables in individual human physiology x2.There are so many variables in ballistic factors/performance = The exact same persons and firearms could result in 100 different ends.