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My father: "You really want to be nasty with a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun? Don't put rock salt in it, that will just melt in blood in the wound. Put in pork rinds. Pork rinds swell when they hit blood and have to be cut out of the wounds."
Yes, I am TOTALLY using this in a story. I'm just not sure which one yet.
(We were looking at the guns that my uncle had brought him over and discussing how short you could saw off a 12-gauge so that it was still useable. The answer we came up with was about 3 inches after the stock, if you're interested.)
(Yes, these are common conversations in my family. Other families played I Spy - we figured out how to kill people and stash bodies while we were younger. Gotta love a family of writers/mystery readers/gamers.)
Yes, I am TOTALLY using this in a story. I'm just not sure which one yet.
(We were looking at the guns that my uncle had brought him over and discussing how short you could saw off a 12-gauge so that it was still useable. The answer we came up with was about 3 inches after the stock, if you're interested.)
(Yes, these are common conversations in my family. Other families played I Spy - we figured out how to kill people and stash bodies while we were younger. Gotta love a family of writers/mystery readers/gamers.)
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