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* In ''Film/MurderAtYellowstoneCity'', Thaddeus shoots Jim, Jr.'s Navy Colt out his hand during the shootout at the Dunnigans' cabin. [[spoiler:Thaddeus wants Jim, Jr. alive and his gun to prove that he is the murderer.]]
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* ComicBook/GreenArrow and the multi-ethnic Arrow family regularly pull this off, being archers.
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** In the ''Franchise/TheFlash'' #217, as part of O'Neil and Adams' Green Lantern/Green Arrow saga, Ollie tries to do this to a sniper, but due to a shoulder injury, he misses and kills him.
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** In the ''Franchise/TheFlash'' ''ComicBook/TheFlash1959'' #217, as part of O'Neil and Adams' Green Lantern/Green Arrow saga, Ollie tries to do this to a sniper, but due to a shoulder injury, he misses and kills him.
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* Used in more or less every single western comic book in the '60s. If the writers were feeling edgy enough, the hero might occasionally shoot the villain in the hand or shoulder, but because of UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode of the time, shots intended to kill or seriously harm were a big no-no.
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* Used in more or less every single western comic book in the '60s. If the writers were feeling edgy enough, the hero might occasionally shoot the villain in the hand or shoulder, but because of UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode MediaNotes/TheComicsCode of the time, shots intended to kill or seriously harm were a big no-no.
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* ''VideoGame/BeneathASteelSky'': When Reich attempts to apprehend Robert, LINC vaporizes the weapon that was drawn with a precise shot. However, this is followed up by a second [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe lethal shot]].
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** Of course luke does it in most {{animated adaptation}}s, including ''[[WesternAnimation/LuckyLukeDaisyTown Daisy Town]]'', ''[[WesternAnimation/LuckyLukeBalladOfTheDaltons Ballad of the Daltons]]'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Lucky Luke|1983}}'' (1983/1991), ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfLuckyLuke'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/GoWestALuckyLukeAdventure Go West!]]''.
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** Of course luke Luke does it in most {{animated adaptation}}s, including ''[[WesternAnimation/LuckyLukeDaisyTown Daisy Town]]'', ''[[WesternAnimation/LuckyLukeBalladOfTheDaltons Ballad of the Daltons]]'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Lucky Luke|1983}}'' (1983/1991), ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfLuckyLuke'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/GoWestALuckyLukeAdventure Go West!]]''.
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* ''Film/TheLivingDaylights'': Based on the story below. The woman in question ''is'' injured, but the wound is not serious. The rifle itself is also shown to be damaged. Bond later uses his knowledge of the wound (and its source) to get her to trust him. In this case, he justifies wounding as "I only kill professionals. That woman didn't know one end of rifle from another."
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* ''Film/TheLivingDaylights'': Based on the story below. The woman in question ''is'' injured, but the wound is not serious. The rifle itself is also shown to be damaged. Bond later uses his knowledge of the wound (and its source) to get her to trust him. In this case, he justifies wounding as "I only kill professionals. That woman didn't know one end of a rifle from another."
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The one on the receiving end on this trope almost [[OnlyAFleshWound never gets hurt]] past a brief scream.[[note]]Although in particularly more violent works the poor schmuck gets a case of {{Fingore}} instead.[[/note]] Indeed, this technique is often used by [[TheCape heroic]] [[TheGunslinger gunslingers]] (who may have an aversion to just shooting the enemy) to [[ThouShaltNotKill subdue their enemies without killing them]], and to [[ImprobableAimingSkills establish their skill with a gun]] in a [[RuleOfCool flashy and awesome way]]. In fantasy and PeriodPiece stories, it may be done with a bow and arrow or crossbow. In science fiction, it may be done with a [[RayGun laser blaster]].
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The one on the receiving end on this trope almost [[OnlyAFleshWound never gets hurt]] past a brief scream.[[note]]Although in particularly more violent works the poor schmuck gets a case of {{Fingore}} instead.[[/note]] Indeed, this technique is often used by [[TheCape heroic]] [[TheGunslinger gunslingers]] (who may have an aversion to just shooting the enemy) to [[ThouShaltNotKill subdue their enemies without killing them]], and to [[ImprobableAimingSkills establish their skill with a gun]] in a [[RuleOfCool flashy and awesome way]]. It's sometimes used as well in family-friendly works that [[NobodyCanDie go out of their way to ensure no characters are ever killed]]. In fantasy and PeriodPiece stories, it may be done with a bow and arrow or crossbow. In science fiction, it may be done with a [[RayGun laser blaster]].
