There is an interesting fact I remember reading about firing squads.
There was a custom (possibly still is) where the squad was handed a random selection of normal and blank rounds before the execution, the point was to prevent anyone from knowing who actually fired the killing shots.
From what I read online though it’s possible to tell if you fire a gun with a normal bullet vs a blank. Especially if you’ve fired a gun before, which I assume most of the people doing the execution have.
There is an interesting fact I remember reading about firing squads.
There was a custom (possibly still is) where the squad was handed a random selection of normal and blank rounds before the execution, the point was to prevent anyone from knowing who actually fired the killing shots.
From what I read online though it’s possible to tell if you fire a gun with a normal bullet vs a blank. Especially if you’ve fired a gun before, which I assume most of the people doing the execution have.
You are correct. The recoil is completely different.
And the targets head doesn’t split open like a watermelon.
Yeah, also don’t they look different?