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So how does wound cavity matter when few of us are 11-15" thick?
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Because the BG probably isn't going to just stand there squared up with his arms at his side
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That's exactly right. Chances are high that an attacker will have an arm in front of hi.,
So, in order to effect a physical stop, a defender's bullets will have to....
- Enter the arm;
- Probably, break either the radius or the ulna or both;
- Exit the arm--and the exit wound through skin will consume more energy than most people realize;
- Enter the torso through fabric, possibly breaking a rib; and drive through to and damage something critical within the body, which may not be facing the defender.