Best concealed carry weapon?

It's either 100% lethal or 0% lethal. Just like any other cartridge or shotgun shell. If you miss, it's not lethal.

If the round, whether buckshot or .50 BMG rifle round or beanbag round, doesn't hit in the right place, the round is survivable. On the other hand, if the round impacts the correct place (which could likely be anywhere on a human body, in certain circumstances) it could kill instantly or within a relatively short period. But here's the key- a beanbag round is designed to be less likely to result in death than traditional cartridges and shells.

And that's a problem for civilians, because using a gun is AUTOMATICALLY lethal force, whether you use normal ammunition, "less lethal" ammunition, or even something like this: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/... Because in certain circumstances, a BB gun can be deadly. So if you don't want to use lethal force for self defense, get pool noodles and hit your assailant with those. Or just wait for the police to arrive to clean up the mess.

If you want to defend yourself, you're going to have to resign yourself to potentially killing another human being. That isn't necessarily the goal- stopping the threat is- but sometimes stopping the threat necessitates lethal force. And any time potentially lethal force is introduced, a civilian needs to be prepared to fully utilize it... Not to load up with specialty cartridges that may not do the job correctly.

After all, you don't have three or four police officers standing behind you as backup.

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