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It is also completely flawed as an analytical tool. It may be enjoyable reading of anecdotal accounts but this is hardly compelling evidence of anything measurable.KFP wrote:I'm sure that many have read through this before, but it consists of excerpts taken from a thread by a medical examiner from Georgia. It is very, very long - but this version of it is just his responses.
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mr.72 wrote:It is also completely flawed as an analytical tool. It may be enjoyable reading of anecdotal accounts but this is hardly compelling evidence of anything measurable.KFP wrote:I'm sure that many have read through this before, but it consists of excerpts taken from a thread by a medical examiner from Georgia. It is very, very long - but this version of it is just his responses.
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+1 on Evan P Marshall. I have his book on "Handgun Stopping Power" and it is very good and he covers each caliber and along with illustrations from shootings on the street.stroo wrote:You might want to google Evan Marshall and look at his website and books. If you google stopping power, you should hit a bunch of sites that will give you good information.
This is what I was looking for, to hear it from somebody that has actually done this. Perty good reading, thanksKFP wrote:I'm sure that many have read through this before, but it consists of excerpts taken from a thread by a medical examiner from Georgia. It is very, very long - but this version of it is just his responses.
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