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Too many variables-- What calabre bullets, what vital organs were hit, his general health at the time and a few more. Even today when a person gets shot, even one round to the heart, there's not much that can be done.  Ironically I know a guy from my home town in Ohio that was shot several times in the back  with a .32 automatic, the .32 is deadly but only if it hits the right spot, he was a very large man and 3 of the bullets didn't make it through his fat layer, 2 did but they missed vital organs.  He was in ICU for 3 days but was walking the streets a week later. when he was shot he turned around and nearly killed the guy that shot him with his bare hands, he was in worse shape.

Maybe, I don't know the extent of his injuries....(what was torn up on the inside............)

I don't know...this actually might have depended on how quickly first responders could get there...the injuries were really bad at close range too...I don't know that hi-tech could have saved him.

Would very much depend on the extent of vital organ damage