Uh, no. They are ALL dangerous. They are ALL capable of killing someone. Fake news? JFC. Those are facts.
Trauma surgeons and .22 gun shot victims would call you out for your pointless assertion.
The lack of knowledge you continue to display simply defies odds.
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It [the .22] is the most common bore for rimfire ammunition, and has gained popularity in the air gun discipline as a hunting/field target/HFT pellet caliber." You can die from a .22. But if I ever have to take a bullet and I get to choose between a .308, a .44, a .223, a .280, a .30-06, or a .22, I'm taking the god damned .22 anytime because my chances of surviving are INFINITELY better being hit by a .22.
You MISS this point. Utterly. You conflate all weapons and calibers together as BAD.
You shoot semi-automatic 30-30 rifles though - which don't ******* exist - so I'm not surprised by your idiocy.
You put forward any "TRAUMA" surgeon you seem to know all about and ask them the question above...does the human stand a better chance of surviving a gunshot wound from a 308, a .44, a .223, a .280, a .30-06, or a .22...and get back to me.
By the way I'll try to edumacate you again...since you clearly have no clue and shoot imaginary guns.
There are LEAPS to go from a .22 rifle to a .223. See the pictures above. A .223 is FAR more lethal than the .22. YET most hunters refuse to hunt DEER with a .223 because it doesn't have the kill power. Humans by and large are bigger than most deer in North America. Where I hunt they are small, getting up to 130 lbs and it is STILL FROWNED upon to hunt small deer with such a small caliber because the bullet often doesn't kill instantly, it maims leaving the animals to die days later or to live a maimed life.
Are you starting to get the point??? Not all guns and bullets are as dangerous as others.
When we were kids, we used to take our .22's out into the woods and have gun battles. Good times.
I knew kids who did the same.
But Trog just got done telling you that trauma surgeons will tell you that a .22 rifle is just stunningly deadly.
Once again, my friend growing up took a .22 to the chin, passed through his chin, out the back of his neck. Was home in days. Had that been a gun of any greater caliber I'd have attended his funeral.
Ty still has that dimpled scar right in the cleft of his chin.
Deadly ****, those .22s