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Then get used to guns, go to shooting clubs, practice, get ready, study. The main reason for failed gun CTBs are impaired cognition and lack of training in using them
You want to destroy the The medulla oblongata, as you stated 'where the spine and brain connect', that's the killing and peace shot.
If you aim for the cerebellum, you will generally hit the oblongata.
12-gauge because it shoots with the biggest shells, slugs because the actual shot is just one big metal projectile (slugs are also known as the most powerful when it comes to shotguns and causes whatever it hits to explode on impact) but that's only a preferance because there's a very slim chance to survive with a shotgun eitherway, through the mouth so you don't miss, tilted upward to hit the brain stem aka the medulla oblongata (even if you actually miss the brain stem, it won't really matter because your head will be obliterated but it's just to increase mortality rate). The aspirin is to help bleed out faster if you do survive somehow, and so there's a smaller chance paramedics can save you.
Haven't you seen those horrid videos of shotgun to the head survivors? It absolutely does matter where you aim, you can literally blow 3/4 of your head off and live like that for many years thanks to the wonders of medical science...
