Did anybody ever notice that when you get a head shot with a thompson, you never get the slow motion head shot as you do with the m3,rifle or even colt 45 pistol? You may say it harder to get head shot with weapons that have muzzle velocity of the thompson. That is true to a point, however, upon inspection of killed German soldeirs after a fire fight, you see the same head damage as you do with a slow motion rifle or grease gun shot. Any ideas why this is?

This is also true when firing the MP40.