In computer or console gaming, a toe shot is a projectile-induced injury to a body part of an enemy, that logically would be impossible to, yet still results in instant death. It is most often occurs in sniping.
The term was coined in February 2008, by a gamer frustrated by a instant death cause by getting shot in the leg area of his character. He was on Microsoft's Xbox 360 multiple player application, Xbox Live while playing Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The player who coined the term is a man named David Murray who lived in southern Ontario, Canada. His gamer tag that he was using at the time was Che Guvara.
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