Method hitting brainstem

[Jon Arbuckle]

I don't think I'll be using a shotgun to CTB and every guide says it's best to aim for the brain stem. what's the best position to aim for the brain stem? I was thinking of shooting myself from the side just behind the ear.

 

[req9619]

shotgun barrel into ur mouth ?, just like Ronnie Mcnutt did.
my bad ronnie did it from under his chin

 

[Aprilfarewell4]

I don't think I'll be using a shotgun to CTB and every guide says it's best to aim for the brain stem. what's the best position to aim for the brain stem? I was thinking of shooting myself from the side just behind the ear.

Back of the throat angled up about 35°.

 

[pariah80]

Depends. If the barrel is bulky, then DO NOT go through the mouth. That's a perfect way to misfire and really mess yourself up. Don't overthink it. Anything 9mm and up in between the eyes or the temporal area will do the job. Be sure to use JHP.

 

[Irrelevant biologist]

My dad shot into his mouth upward, bullet came out through top of head. Funeral director said he died instantly as he did not have the bruises etc that happen afterwards before death.

 

[Temporary Breakway]

I don't think I'll be using a shotgun to CTB and every guide says it's best to aim for the brain stem. what's the best position to aim for the brain stem? I was thinking of shooting myself from the side just behind the ear.

This not might be feasible if you copy the 1444 method

 

[L'absent]

The most effective trajectories to target the brainstem include aiming from the back of the skull at the base of the neck (suboccipital region) with a direct trajectory inward following the axis of the spinal column, behind the ear by placing the shot immediately in the mastoid region and angling slightly diagonally toward the center of the skull, or from inside the mouth by inserting the barrel into the mouth and aiming upward toward the soft palate at an angle that passes through the base of the skull and reaches the brainstem. Extreme precision is essential as the brainstem is a small structure protected by robust bones.