Do you think that a person that shoots himself in the mouth towards the brain, if he shoots himself after he shoots himself does he continue to try to breathe? i ask because i think the heart might still continue to pump blood therefore the person might try to breathe, what do you think? or do you think that once a person shoots himself he will instantly stop breathing?
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It really just depends on where you shoot and what kind of ammo you're using. As someone who is going the same route of ctb, make sure you aim/hit the medulla oblongata.
If you aim for and do hit the brainstem it should not be possible to continue breathing.
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