What I learned about guns from the movies.

[twong11219 0]

And if a full auto gun is out of ammo...it still makes a series of clicks.....as if FA guns have some other way of resetting the trigger rather than the recoil/spring...

 

Are you referring to a scene from "I am Legend"? I was curious what that clicking noise was.

[Soju 153]

If you want to experience all these things and more, in one movie, you are in luck. Look no further than the Korean movie, 'Shiri'. I cannot remember a movie with more asinine shootout scenes.

 

In one, there was a battle between essentially 2 Armies, of about 20 on each side, from comparable positions, with comparable firearms, and no real advantage from either side. One group had everyone in it killed. The other, not a single injury.

 

Another scene had 1 guy with a handgun that was out of ammo, and a chick with a revolver, in a building, completely surrounded by some sort of elite tactical or SWAT unit. They both escaped without injury, simply by hiding behind office furniture, firing blindly while running away. The 600+ rounds I figured were fired at them, including while being chased down a small hallway with only about a 15 foot gap between them, did nothing.

[Sludog 0]

The ultimate show to learn how guns and bullets are safe and don't hurt people is the original A-Team... 1000's of rounds fired and never hitting people.

Ahhhh the A-team was one of my favorite all time kid shows to watch. I was allowed to watch it because nobody ever died. I always remember the shiny assault rifles they used. Were those real guns or just made up for the show?

[Shocker 151]

Ahhhh the A-team was one of my favorite all time kid shows to watch. I was allowed to watch it because nobody ever died. I always remember the shiny assault rifles they used. Were those real guns or just made up for the show?

 

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/A-team

Or just rifles: http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/A-team#Rifles