SeekingPeace164
Member
- Mar 20, 2024
- 98
I am considering a .357 magnum behind the ear while standing in a body of water. I really can't see what could go wrong
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ADBoy777
Student
- May 16, 2024
- 183
Nothing can go wrong unless someone is hearing the shot and call for help.
Guns overall are perfect way, the only con is the loud noise they create.
ThatGuyOverThere
David Benatar Enjoyer
- Apr 25, 2024
- 189
as long as the calibre is powerful enough to at least knock you out if it fails to kill you instantly, so that if you drown, you're not conscious.
But yes I'd Imagine that it's a painless and a very effective way of going out, with the correct calibre of course.
N3UR0T1C
CTB Today
- Jul 13, 2019
- 85
I mean, as long as you get the correct spot (looks like you've got that covered), you are essentially guaranteed to die with this method.Similar threads
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