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We got a DPT in here?
My late father once told me his karate teacher identified small hands as an asset, likening their concentrated effect to that of a bullet. For what it's worth.
a larger bullet still does more damage than a small one though
1 or 2 mm extra wound channel doesn't bring you much closer to hitting vitals if your aim is off 1 or 2 inches anyways.
The two most important factors for small arms lethality by far are, first, shot placement to put rounds on vitals, and second, sufficient penetration to reach vitals, at the given range of engagement. Anything else is by far less impactful (though even then, it is often generally round design itself that has greater consequences than just the size of it alone; for example, an expanding or frangible .22 or .30 round would create much more tissue destruction than an FMJ .40 or .50).
If you don't hit vitals (CNS or heart), then you're not going to stop someone. The best you could hope for otherwise is if you nick an artery or popped their lung envelope so they bleed out a few minutes later.
So in this respect, the deadliest cartridges you can buy are ones where you can spend the most rounds practicing on in your monthly budget.
A secondary concern would be ones that let you carry lots of extras and have controllable recoil, so you can put multiple shots on target (upping your chance at hitting vitals) in a short time.
well actually hitting the target is obviously a requirement...
I think big hands would be bad for punching. Smaller hands are faster, go through smaller openings in the guard and hit a smaller surface but with greater impact.
But regular small hands are bad as well. People with smaller hands have less strength and they break easier.
Hendo and Fedor have small hands but they are strong dudes, so you probably need small but strong hands and a good core and explosive hips.
Hendo is probably the only juicer I don't hate. I mean the dude is so chill it's impossible
How hard you can ball up a fist (heard Hendo say this a lot)
Where has he said that ?
Never heard of this before, is it legit even if Hendo didnt say it ?
Think about it man
You ball up that real tight fist, its gonna be a far more effective striking instrument than if your hand is all lose and floppy
you don't hit with the surface area of the hole fist.I had already thought about this. My conclusion is simple and has little influence.
law of physics minor surface area greater impact