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Or at least some sort of empty chamber indicator, zip tie, etc. Freaked me out when he picked it up and proceeded to aim it at people. I am far from an expert, haven't even stayed at a Holiday Inn in years but I think it probably could have been done a little better to make the chance of picking up a hot gun zero.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam
One would think, but...Quote:
Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand
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Yeah, that was Brandon Lee.
If I recall correctly, watching a documentary on Lee's death, prop guns aren't even capable of firing live rounds to begin with and they aren't supposed to be aimed at the actor either. If this was true, having no investigation after the fact was odd to say the least.
IMHO, the other girl was hotter than the one airing out her crotch.
I gave them the benefit of the doubt, the video was an informal taping done by their "peeps", maybe even one of the chicks. That's why I wrote, "I hope". Taran Butler was also taping using his cell phone. The video started well after their session had begun. So maybe it was shown to the people present on scene that the gun was made safe, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiskey_Bravo
Presented in the way the youtube video was shown, it left a bad example for untrained people, kids, bubba, homies, to just pick up guns and point it around. That's why we hear and read of so many firearms accidents. Then again, some gene pools need to be drained too.
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These videos of Keanu, Post Malone, Isaiah Washington, etc., always annoy me to a certain extent.
That’s not to say that I don’t “enjoy” them somewhat, and I’m glad that folks that might not normally be in the firearms community are exposed to safe handling and tactics, but it bothers me that these folks get all this special treatment and one-on-one instruction, and most likely don’t even have to pay for it. I can easily see the John Wick production people paying for Reeve’s training, maybe the others pay for their own, who knows.
What I do know is I don’t see Taran Butler out there offering much needed training to Law Enforcement, especially smaller agencies with a minisicule budget, who need the training more than Hollywood actors. Maybe if the Hollywood types shared their experiences rather than keeping quiet and their ilk espousing false media narratives around LE shootings/use of force, AND cops got better training....
Maybe I’m just jealous since I can’t afford ammo to practice and my department sure as hell ain’t paying for it, so when I see people getting more time behind a gun punching holes in mutilated cardboard targets (I mean seriously, how do they know they even hit anything when they’re going 100mph and the target is already full of holes? Speed is fine, accuracy is final and all that...) than I do as police officer, I guess it irks me.
Let’s not forget the exponential growth of “gun bunnies” and this new wave of soft-core gun porn that is sweeping social media like Instagram. Dudes out here at photography shoots with hot chicks covered in mud and squeaky-clean $3000 ARs and the hottest Gucci kit... I mean, I enjoy looking at T & A as much as the next guy, but c’mon, it’s the equivalent of the “The South will riiiiise again!” folks at the gun show. It’s all just for show and not accomplishing anything. I dunno, maybe it’s more like the old nudie calendars that dad had in the garage of hot chicks leaning over open hoods or wearing hard hats and tool belts. I guess I’d just rather see Taran’s gun bunny chicks teaching a self defense class to single moms than running around some IDPA course in yoga pants (don’t get me wrong - I F’n love yoga pants) making duck lips and IG posts.
Sorry, haven’t had my coffee or a dip yet...
/rant
From what I remember the gun used was real. In a previous shot which called for up close camera where the bullets were visible in the cylinders. Instead of putting in fake bullets the gun department, or whatever, chose to dump the powder out of the rounds and reseat the bullet while forgetting about the primer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adrenaline_6
The up close film shot was done and the gun went back to the gun department. At one point someone had pulled the trigger, which caused the primer to go off and lodged the bullet in the barrel. I guess no one thought anything of it, probably thinking those were blanks since there were no bullet holes.
The gun then was loaded with blanks and went back on set. When the actor fired the gun at Lee the pressure from the blank fired out the lodged bullet at about the same speed and energy as if it were a real round
[QUOTE=Sam;2723632]Damn that Jade or whatever her name is leaning back against the drum starting at 8:45 .... lawd have mercy.
Memories of TV Reporters day at the range, A gaggle of reporters, mostly female, were coming to the range to shoot weapons. It was suggested to them to wear Yoga pants since it was hot and they were going to be trying various positions. Prone position is definitely nice. Great day to be at the range.
They can be a blessing or a curse depending on whose ass is in them.Quote:
Originally Posted by RioGrandeGreen
Not sure what the problem is, people provide a service they get paid for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boy Scout
If you dont get proper training, thats on your department, not TB or whoever the trainer is.
I would assume KR training is paid for as a business expense... like most other jobs.
Oh my, things are getting serious for Keanu training up for Bill & Ted: Face the Music.