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okay i did a bit more research. i found a dealer in my area with this gun. i don't know a lot about guns, but it says it's a peanut butter taurus gun with a g3 switch, which, with research, i believe means it's fully automatic meaning more bullets, which would hopefully mean more deadly. i'd put it behind my ear, since i don't think it'll fit in my mouth, and aim for the brain stem / spinal cord and hopefully that'll do the job while not destroying my face. i'm also concerned about the consequences if it fails, regarding physical and cognitive issues. just kind of concerned it won't be enough to ctb. would that all be accurate?Have you seen this?
Guns/firearms megathread
Hello all, I'm thrw_a_way1221221, or you can call me TAW122 if that's easier for you. In this thread, here is all the information in regards to ctb'ing via a gun/firearm. Everyone who is suggesting or choosing to ctb via 'N' and 'A' and 'H', that's cool. However, this thread is about GUNS (Not...
it would be so brutal. almost complete loss of motor function due to corticospinal tract damage. injuries above c4 require permanent ventilators, cuz the nerve is out. sensory loss below the neck, chronic pain, muscle spasms etc. loss of bp control, bladder n bowel function. basically a vegetable
Taurus has a model g3 might have just meant that. But otherwise yeah probably modified
A fee problems with this. First you want a single, precise shot to ensure success and minimize pain. You do not want to spray and pray with your own head. Second, as the first shot hits your brain stem, your body immediately collapses, which means ana you have no control over where the next shots go. It is never good to have a gun in tour hand that you are not fully controlling.
All it takes is a single, well-aimed bullet. People fuck it up by not knowing how to handle a gun, not aiming correctly, or flinching when they pull the trigger. Educate yourself and practice dry firing and learn proper gun safety.
