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Hi. What about frontally between the eyes with a proper angle? Would that work?
There are cases of fatal shootings of oneself in the head with an ordinary air rifle, which does not mean that it will always result in death. Some people later live with a pellets in the brain experiencing neurological ailments. The larger the caliber, the greater the certainty for success.
Very true. Do you think a .357 revolver with hollow points fired just above the ear would be a sure thing?
I don't give guarantees on it, everyone decides for himself. A properly aimed shot should get the job done 100%. However, you need to take into account that in nerves our hand may tremble and the bullet will not fly as we would like, absolute certainty is only given by a shotgun that can literally blow your whole head off.
