Hi everyone :) I'm wondering if anyone on this site could tell me how dangerous it might be for a first time gun user to CTB with a handgun. I don't know anything about guns but they're much easier to acquire than the medications needed not to throw up SN and more likely to work than partial hanging, so I've decided on that as my method. I might be able to get to a range but funds are low currently (I will be hopefully getting a check from my university soon if I can get the motivation to finish my summer coursework, CTB is that motivation) and I'd like to know how crucial past experience is to making sure that this works. Also this is my first post on here so it's nice to meet everyone!
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- Apr 15, 2022
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If you "suck" on the end of a 12 gauge shotgun, and ctb that way, the likelihood of death is as near to 100% as you can get. Makes one hell of a mess though, and if remaining "pretty" after death is important to you, that's definitely not the way to go.
Kick happens after the round is fired. Types of ammunition and type of gun would be factor of effectiveness. Survivors usually don't hit vital parts of the brain but there are shotgun survivors, which is a terrifying thought. There's a gun megathread for more information on that and where to aim. If I remember correctly it recommends to aim for base of spinal cord/brain stem instead of the actual brain/fontal cortex. Hope the best for you and that life circumstances/emotional solace lead you away from this investment.Similar threads
