robertjerl wrote:
Almost no gun that might be involved in a school shooting is that powerful. They are almost always small, cheap, relatively low powered hand guns. To blow up a body, you need either very large or explosive projectiles. A very powerful handgun might burst a head open, a shotgun can also do that. TV and movies greatly exaggerate the power of handguns, bodies do not fly backwards, they fall forward, backward, sideways or just go limp and drop straight down if it is an "instant" kill.
And yet, you never hear of "hand guns." It is always AR- or AK- type weapons --weapons of war. And reports of necessary DNA ID testing is quite common in what are now a "mass shooting" every day. What does your research say about the type of bullets used?
Just sayin.