How could Bud survive three close-range shots?!
That's probably my biggest question about the movie.
It feels like a made-up happy ending.
That's probably my biggest question about the movie.
It feels like a made-up happy ending.
How could Bud survive three close-range shots?!
It was actually a .32, commonly used during that time (especially by an older cop like Dudley). The .32 cartridge is roughly 1/3 the size of a .38 special.
It's a very weak round. .32 is Number 11 on this page:
http://herohog.com/images/guns/ammo/Comparitive_handgun_rounds.jpg
and .38 special is Number 7 for comparison.
It's unlikely but possible as long as none of his vitals were hit.
As someone else mentioned, had he been hit with a shotgun blast it'd be a lot less believable.
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He survived because it was in the script
shareThe man was just too angry to die. They could have cut him up with a chainsaw and his fists would still have been flying around punching people.
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Seach about Jacky Imbert. This man survived twenty two projectiles in his body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacky_Imbert
You'd be surprised the punishment a human body can endure. Those were .38 Special slugs. A .38 Special is not a very powerful weapon.
shareIt's fine that he lived, but it was handled poorly.
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