Does a black powder gun cause different level of brain damage than a conventional handgun? Or the results remain the same? I'm owning two black powder revolvers (I'm from Poland so I would need license for normal gun) and I have been thinking of using both of them. I would like to know much chance do I have for quick and painless death and how long it would take to lose consciousness.
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