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Originally Posted by The_Dunedan
The weapon was pointed at the floor, and any spatter or cratering would have been off-camera. Also, bullet wounds don't produce the gout of blood you see on TV; unless it's a headshot, the blood just leaks out ( or sprays if you hit an artery ) just like a bad cut. Exceptions, obviously, are frangible and high-velocity rifle bullets. A good hollowpoint might not even have exited his leg, depending upon the angle at which he was shot.
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Right. It ain't at all like TV.
Only open arterial bleeds can spray blood if at all. Frangible bullets aren't much different - I'd say a high powered rifle is probably a little more likely to leave an "open" channel prone to bleeding.