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ChamberOfEchoes

ChamberOfEchoes

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I read about firearms in Megatrade. I read it all and found some absurd things. I'd like to discuss some things with you. Please explain to me how it's possible that a person who puts the barrel of a 12-gauge shotgun in his mouth—and by put in his mouth, I mean put in his mouth, not superficially or behind his teeth. Explain to me how he could survive, how is such a thing even conceivable? I'm talking about the 12-gauge, but I could also talk about other important calibers, even in handguns, even a .44 or a .500 magnum. I mean, people really think that with a 12-gauge shotgun there's a 1% chance of survival, and 1% is a lot. This shows you don't know physics and have no idea of the power of that weapon, the gases released in the mouth, and the pressure-cooker effect that a shot like that creates in a closed space like the skull. And then I don't understand the obsession with the brainstem. Most people who die from head shots miss the brainstem. And finally, I'll conclude by saying that there is no documented case in the scientific literature of survival from a 12-gauge shot after the barrel was pushed deep into the mouth. It really doesn't exist.
If we then mean that the person who shot himself under the chin, aiming for the outermost base of the chin, or who grazed his head, survived, then we're talking about something entirely different. However, in a suicide by firearm, the target is practically very close; the target is a vital area. And finally, I'd like to point out that until less than 50 years ago, people committed suicide with guns that emitted 78/80 joules. In the mega-trade of weapons, it seems impossible to die with weapons that emit 3,000 joules or more. This is to say that I interpreted it as a dissuasive and completely unrealistic mega-trade.
 
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Liebestod

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Mar 15, 2025
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I came to the same conclusion about the megathread when they basically dismissed handguns and rifles and only suggested shotguns. As well as the obsession with the brain stem. In a contact shot scenario the brain will literally be turned into a liquid. If you aim right you won't survive period. It's the reason why I made my own megathread lmao, so I could educate people with actual facts.
 
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I appreciate the work you did @Liebestod

I watched some suicide by handgun videos today. I wasn't prepared for that. Quite violent obviously. Moreso than I realized possible
 
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Liebestod

Suicide Enthusiast
Mar 15, 2025
506
I appreciate the work you did @Liebestod

I watched some suicide by handgun videos today. I wasn't prepared for that. Quite violent obviously. Moreso than I realized possible
Thanks, sometimes I think about making an updated thread since there are some things I missed but I don't know if I'll do it. I've watched a lot of videos on suicide by gunshot. With handguns shotguns and rifles and they all were essentially instant deaths. Handguns are the easy violent and disfiguring though which is why I'm going with a handgun.
 
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