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Originally Posted by switchsl
If it is proven to cause bleeding in internal organs and in the brain (not every time but it does happen) and bleeding is what we agree causes death, isnt it reasonable to assume it aids in a quick kill?
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In rare cases no doubt. If the bullet passes close enough to one of those organs it's conceivable that it could even cause death but the bleeding caused by the temporary wound channel "shockwave" typically does not cause enough bleeding to cause death by loss of blood. Remember hemoraging is not always permanent.
If energy really was so deadly, every animal that a bullet hit would die from shock or blood loss. They don't!