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In "The Defenders" (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Delores shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. Why? As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?

In "The Defenders" (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Knight shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. 

Why? 

As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?

In The Defenders (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Delores shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. Why? As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?

In "The Defenders" (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Delores shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. Why? As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?

In "The Defenders" (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Delores shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. Why? As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?

In The Defenders (Marvel's The Defenders, S01E08), there is a scene in which Detective Delores shoots Bakuto with a gun but nothing happens to him. Why? As far as we know, none of the five fingers of The Hand are impervious to damage. They can be cut so I assume they can be shot, too.

How was Bakuto able to survive the gunshot?