Not getting shot would certainly be best, but if you had to choose a type of bullet to take a hit from, you'd definitely want the least powerful one, right?
The PPK handgun is compact, lightweight, and reliable, making it ideal for those who need to carry a concealed weapon. But a smaller gun means smaller bullets, and smaller bullets naturally mean less power.
.32ACP is one of the bullet types that the PPK can shoot. These bullets are characterized by low recoil, quiet firing sound, and low lethality. The instantaneous and permanent cavities created upon impact are less than one-quarter of those caused by a 9mm Parabellum round. In other words, using this gun requires either superb gunmanship or sheer luck; otherwise, it's quite difficult to kill someone instantly.
Taking two shots is unlucky, but if both shots are .32ACP rounds, that's a blessing in disguise. If Gao Yang had taken two hits from his usual .45 explosive bullets, his insides would already be a complete mess.
