How many handgun shots does it take to kill a Ganado on Resident Evil 4?
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it depends, at the biginning of the game ganados are kinda easy to beat. but as the game progresses, their malee attack increases. though im not quite sure exactly how many shots it takes to kill them. (oh, and it also depends on where you hit them as well)
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Use a machine gun dude, them crows travel in packs. You could take out hundreds not even aiming at em!! Good eatin!!
587209
Depends on the weapon, the trajectory, the type of ammunition, etc. But if you shot someone straight up the rectum with something like a .45, they won't have to worry about kissing their arse goodbye, because death will most probably come very quickly.
337992
Shooting at the other guys that are shooting at you. Its just a guess.
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Mr White shot his gun twice!!!\nI watched the dvd last week and i got very upset because i didn't understand exactly thAt.\nIf you use slow motion and zoom you can see that Harvey Keitel's gun goes off two times!!\n=D
188201
Yeah. I'm not to far from my .357 revolver. Just the thing I would want if some guy who died 2000 years ago came back to life. I've always wanted to do a bit of zombie hunting. Or actually, since he's thousands of years dead, he would fall more into the "mummy" category, huh? \n\nAhh, either way, if his dead carcass comes back trying to eat MY brains i've got a 158 grain .357 hollowpoint with his name on it. Try to eat MY brains will you zombie scum? BLAM!
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10 rds \nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=46569290
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800 rounds per minute \ncheck out this site:\nhttp://www.hkdefense.us/pages/military-le/smg/mp5/mp5.html
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A skilled revolver shooter could easily empty the 629 in three seconds.\n \nThe world record holder in revolver speed shooting is Jerry Miculek, who shot 12 rounds through a S&W 625 in under three seconds....AND THAT INCLUDES A RELOAD since it holds 6 rounds. Check out his website. Look at the "Your Instructors" page. Incredible!\n\nhttp://www.bang-inc.com/
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nBetter is a "relative" term! Not only are you trying to compare two different action styles, you are comparing two different "classes" of cartridges. To answer which is better, you must identify the purpose/mission of the pistol. \n\nIf you are talking in terms of a self defense pistol, the M1911A1 has it all over your .44 Magnum. First, the M1911A1 was designed from day one as a defense pistol. The M1911A1 allows for rapidity of reloading ... the .45ACP holds 7 rounds to your .44s presumed 6. Since the .45 ejects automatically, and the .44 doesn't ... plus to the .45. Reload time for the M1911A1 is half the time of the .44. The M1911A1's .45ACP has less perceived recoil than the .44, recovery time for follow-up shots falls to the M1911A1 ... another plus. Engage more than 1 aggressor with the .44, you may not be able to recover after the first shot for a well-placed follow-up shot.\n\nNow, if you are talking hunting, the .44 has it all over the M1911A1. The .45 just does not have the power (energy) of the .44 to stop medium sized game. The .45 Hardball is not a good choice for game, and most game-appropriate bullets will not feed reliably in the M1911A1. In addition, the .44's revolver has a greater potential for accuracy at typical handgun hunting distance ... energy and field accuracy lead to two points for the .44.\n\nHowever, if you are talking target shooting, you have a draw, because you will not shoot magnum rounds for target! In NRA bulls-eye competition, the .44 could be fired (using .44 Specials) in the Centerfire matches only. The match-tuned .45 can be fired in both the Centerfire and .45 events, and if your .45 is match-tuned for hardball, you are also set for "Leg" matches ... hence the M1911A1 is up for 2 or 3 events to the .44's single event ... making the .45 better.\n\nOn pure statistics, the .44 is a hunting round, the .45ACP (depending on bullet choice) is a defensive round, a target round, or in some instances, a small-game round.\n\nAs Clint Eastwood's charachter "Dirty Harry" was fond of saying ... "A man has got to know his limitations" ... so is true for handguns and cartridges ... you must know their limitations!\n\nGood luck!
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how many times has he been shot 9, 20, 30?? he like a human watering can! I think he talks more shi* than he rapps hes a big girl!!
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An hour for each shot.
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Smith and wesson designed it for the FBI about 10 years ago.Go to S%W website. It is basically a 10mm . I have a CCP and it is my favorite. 1 shot =1 kill.
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Depends, a 9mm, .45, .223, or 7.62x39, or a .50bmg. \n\nThe only one gauranteed to go through would be the .50bmg.\nBut with a few shots (even as little as 3) the .223 or 7.62x39 could easily go through.  \n\nIn lay man's terms, a handgun, no.  A rifle, maybe.
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Depends on distance and area.  0-100 yrds pretty much anthing will kill it. 100-500yrds I like 22-250. 500yrds+ I like .308. In semi populated areas I like 17hmr within 100 yrds
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depends on where you were shot
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First off..... Cover vs concelment. Cover will stop a bullet. Concelment just hides you from view. A couch is concelment....... \n\nNext, 4-5 vs you? Bad odds, & I would be thinking , "who did I piss off, slept with or what drug dealers car got scratched?"\n\nLast. My first weapon of choice is my Carbine rather than the pistol. My .30 carbine hits harder than the hand gun & the long barrel & 30 round mag has more of a scare factor to the bad guys. Also handy to whack folks up close with the butt or to deflect a knife thrust.  Overall, since most bad guys can't shoot well or srpay & pray I think you have a chance. Drop the leader, the rest will chicken out.