Rapper Massive Genius holds his Desert Eagle in The Sopranos / Screenshot from The Sopranos via Speakeasy804 on IMFDB
By B.J. Blazkowicz

The Incapacitating Shot 

Harry Callahan holds his iconic Smith & Wesson Model 29 before giving his “You Feeling Lucky Punk?” line / Screenshot from Dirty Harry

It is the climax of a movie and the good guy has the bad guy on the ropes, the bad guy is able to take the advantage for a split second and moves to make his get away, then our hero takes one last shot and manages to down, but not kill, the bad guy. This is something that plays out far too often in Hollywood and it’s pretty unrealistic to anyone who knows anything about guns. 

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