I asked my students this question: “If this is the effect of three .25 caliber, muzzle-contact gunshot wounds on a frail, elderly man who wanted to die, what do you suppose their effect would have been on a big, strong, young criminal filled with adrenaline and drugs who wanted you to die?” This is why I coined the phrase, “Friends don’t let friends carry mouseguns.”
Or why Major Boothroyd told James Bond and “M” that the .25 had no stopping power in “Dr. No!”
