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Does 9MM "Blow The Lungs Out Of The Body?" | Doctor Reacts to Biden ft Garand Thumb

Dr. Chris Raynor | Not Your Everyday Ortho

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In this video orthopedic surgeon Dr Chris Raynor reacts to @Garand Thumb video Testing President Biden's 9mm "blow the lungs out the body" statement and explains whether it is indeed possible to blow the lung out with the 9 mm round. #9mm #lung #flanneldaddy

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20 Comments

@WvlfDarkfire 3 years ago

This was the most professional calling of someone's statement as "bullshit" I've ever witnessed. Beautifully put sir.

@ferniefabian5503 4 years ago

The commentary, the expert medical opinions, the science-backed data, the jokes, the sarcasm, and the perfectly-crafted editing (not too hidden, while also not over-staying its welcome) make this one of my favorite YouTube channels of the moment. Keep up the great videos Dr. Raynor. We are all learning a lot from you.

@nicknaylor9895 3 years ago (edited)

A lot more informative than I thought it would be. Also not preachy. Much respect, I hope your channel keeps growing.

@Trekari 4 years ago

A topic like this is easy to lecture about and turn into a purely political argument. Instead, you did a fantastic job of providing honest, objective medical evaluation of the statement and multiple different examples of what does and does not matter with regards to bullet-related injuries.

I'm thoroughly impressed!

@joshthetrooper 3 years ago

As Brandon Herrera said, “It’s always the people who know the least about guns who are the loudest about banning them”

@Blue-cq2hl 4 years ago

I always think this sort of stuff is neat and think that regardless of how you feel these statements of misinformation and fearmongering do nothing but hurt us. No matter what your stance is you shouldn't stand behind or support bad information like that. The in depth explanations of body function and the impact of these things is good. I hate that we see so much misleading information spread and I feel like these statements are made to scare people and are intentional and malicious because of that.

@thesnail4671 3 years ago

The gun debate could be over if more people were willing to have honest conversations. Thank you for unbiased medical perspectives on this and the other grand thumb video. Entertaining and educational as always.

@CeltKnight 4 years ago

As a detective, I worked a case of a near contact shot to the chest from a short barrel 12 ga firing, IIRC, #1 buckshot. Now, with a contact/near-contact shot (this was an attempted suicide), the burning gasses we'd normally experience as muzzle blast, etc. enter the body. In the case of a 12 gauge shotgun, this is a considerable amount of additional damage. Yet, our man was seated in a chair when we arrived. He could communicate, talk, gesture, etc. while his lung was very badly damaged, it was, in fact still inside his body.

I LOVE how so many presenters have come out and in a fun way shown Biden's comment to be at best misplaced hyperbole and at worst an unforgivable level of misinformation on a very serious matter. However one feels about guns and violence, we need real, valid, unbiased information if we're ever going to find solutions or at least have polite dialog.

Another excellent program, Doctor! I'm a happy subscriber.

@GhostX-o3w 4 years ago

"I am a responsible gun owner" This something we should all strive for. Education with regards to firearms and helping those in need that suffer mental break will safe more lives. Thank Dr

@tonyravioli1982 4 years ago

Great video doc. I genuinely appreciate your attempt to educate people!

@kizmo2317 4 years ago

I've been a pathologist for 30 years and a hunter for longer than that. The only time I've ever seen a lung blown out of a body was a small bobcat I shot at a downward angle with a .223 V max at 75 yards. The entrance wound was at the suprasternal notch and it completely emptied his mediastinum as it exited right above the diaphragm anteriorly. In humans, I've never seen anything even remotely close.

@shaunnormandy 4 years ago (edited)

To issue a small correction, the .223 could be considered a smaller-caliber round than a 9mm. The literal definition of caliber only refers to diameter, and 9mm is roughly .357 inches.
The reasons the terminal ballistics are so much more dramatic are its velocity, which was produced with a longer barrel length, as well as the higher powder load that rifle cartridges use.
.223 would be most aptly-referred to as an intermediate-power cartridge, whereas the 9mm a "low-power" cartridge.

@Andulvar 4 years ago

I'm not an American and even I know Biden doesn't know what he's talking about with it comes to the damage certain calibers can do.

@MrJamesIkanov 3 years ago

Love your channel and the medical analysis. I started as a GT viewer but as a former EMS provider this content is very informative. I'd love to see this format of content as "continuing education" and I feel like you've got the chops to pull that sort of thing off. I always learn something when I watch your breakdowns. GT is entertaining, but your stuff is entertaining and educational. Great stuff!

@ShellShock794 4 years ago

I've never seen someone approach this topic so scientifically and apolitical. Good job, Doc 👍

@jo-e-z7h 3 years ago

I always talk about the Swiss and how they effectively ended gun violence by supplying and teaching every citizen how to use and own a gun. Love the vid btw 👍

@kryogenik2073 4 years ago

Always pegged the good doctor as being a gun owner. And I'm very glad to have him on the side of "truth" in that he explains things wonderfully and without any politics which is refreshing. Also I'd LOVE to see the Doctor here and Professor Thumb getting together for a collaboration.....I do believe it'd be awesome as all get out

@Sithspit_Rogue 3 years ago

Discovered this channel this morning. As a retired paramedic, responsible gun enthusiast, husband, father, IT professional, and someone that spends far too much time on YouTube, I have some adjectives to unpack regarding your content. They are, in no particular order: Superlative, informative, entertaining, factual, apparently unbiased, educated, smoothly delivered, and are the "Goldilocks" standard for your type of content...not too much, not too little, but JUST RIGHT.

Kudos, Doctor. You're a credit to your field and audience.

@jamwheeler 4 years ago

The fact you stay so apolitical with these videos is very admirable

@carloscunha5528 4 years ago

I really enjoy the medical perspective you provide to a topic rife with anecdote, lore, and supposition. Prior to your channel, the best source was pouring over autopsy reports, and those lack the explanation and context you deliver. Please keep up the excellent work.