re: #57 Obdicut

Also— shooting someone at close range, if you’re underneath them, would result in blood on you, I’d think.

Also, a different type of wound. Up-close shooting, you’d expect to see powder burns on the clothing, possibly on the skin. Still a different type of wound if it’s a contact shot. And a bullet trajectory very different from one you’d find if you shot someone standing across from you (fer’ instance).

relentlessdefense.com

That link is safe, but some links on it go to graphic depictions of gunshot wounds.