The gunshot injury wound depends on the characteristics of bullet yawing, position, and section of the wound ballistics or profile [
1]. Gunshot injury from a bullet traveling at a speed of <1100 ft/s is considered a low-velocity injury, such as with an air gun. Conventionally, the standard choice of treatment for gunshot wounds in the abdomen has been laparotomy [
2]. Lee et al. reported several combat-related gunshot injury cases in South Korea; however, gunshot injury cases are relatively rare in South Korea [
3]. Despite of this, we need to be prepared for proper management of such cases in the future.