So a man told me about a story he once experienced while hiking in Canada with his girlfriend. We were talking about whether a .32 auto was an acceptable round for self defense and he stated it was. He said that on this hike one saved him from a bear.
He said they were hiking through the wilderness when they were confronted by a bear. It reared up on it's hind legs and they ran. The bear gave chase. Remembering that he had his .32 auto, he drew it, turned, and shot his girlfriend in the leg before slowing to a casual jog to make sure he was no longer being chased by the bear