Method CTB with ar15

[mrkingkilled]

Hello, I have a Ar15 with a binary trigger. This means each pull back fires two shots, one when pulled and one when released.
I have long arms, I believe this method of ctb would be best for me. Thoughts?

 

[Lulzacruel]

I will forward you to a recent thread with similar aaccuracy needs (a handgun but i assume that ar15 arent exactly shotguns are they?)

sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/using-a-handgun.128592/

TL;DR: exercise extreme caution when not using a shotgun as accuracy is needed else you fail and potentially become disabled

 

[mrkingkilled]

I will forward you to a recent thread with similar aaccuracy needs (a handgun but i assume that ar15 arent exactly shotguns are they?)

sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/using-a-handgun.128592/

TL;DR: exercise extreme caution when not using a shotgun as accuracy is needed else you fail and potentially become disabled

I have read this thread, I am not aiming for heart I am doing my head.
The point of having the binary trigger is to have two shots go into my brain, drastically ruining any chances of waking up

 

[Lulzacruel]

I have read this thread, I am not aiming for heart I am doing my head.
The point of having the binary trigger is to have two shots go into my brain, drastically ruining any chances of waking up

You''''d be surprised at how long the human caan survive with shots to the head.

tto be clear it is very unlikely that you will survive but there are case studies of people surviving and being talkative wiith 30% of their brain blown off

Civilian gunshot wounds to the head: a case report, clinical management, and literature review - PubMed

Gunshot wounds to the head have a high mortality rate and usually require aggressive management. Evaluation of most gunshot injuries requires extremely fast imaging examination upon arrival at the hospital, followed by proactive treatment against infection, seizure, and increased intracranial...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Only 9% of all head shot patients survive. This one is a 57 year ol' male who had two shots from the frontal lobe to the occipital lobe and survived with some permanent TMI

Forrrrr every single study about this here is the search query i used:

gunshot head survived - Search Results - PubMed

gunshot head survived - Search Results - PubMed

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[dialogos]

I have read this thread, I am not aiming for heart I am doing my head.
The point of having the binary trigger is to have two shots go into my brain, drastically ruining any chances of waking up

So you will be holding the gun? How would you secure the gun's position to aim at your head if the first shot goes thru and you drop or change position of arms due to reflex etc?

 

[mrkingkilled]

So you will be holding the gun? How would you secure the gun's position to aim at your head if the first shot goes thru and you drop or change position of arms due to reflex etc?

actually have put much thought into this... I will wedge the gun so that when the second shot goes off there wont be enough movement to make the second shot go off target

 

[dialogos]

actually have put much thought into this... I will wedge the gun so that when the second shot goes off there wont be enough movement to make the second shot go off target

Okay, so you did. Is it OK if you share what is making you CTB? You don't have to if you don't want to