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best and touhest shootouts!

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IMHO one of the best.

The end scene from The Way of the Gun.

+1 for way of the gun.

 

The Boondock Saints shootout with Connor, Murphy and Il Duce wasn't that great - so much shooting, not much hitting.. except for Rocco's finger :p

 

oh come on, everyone took a bullet in the shoot out and the Duke was shooting double-fisted. Don't you watch topshot, that **** is hard :icon_mrgreen:

 

Good part happens @2:15. Yes its Band of Brothers, but the fact that this happened is just crazy. He takes charge of the company, coordinates indirect fire, and then runs through a German-occupied town... and then back without a bit of hesitation (so he could relay information to another company). He would also go on to fight in the Korean War, Laos, and then be an intelligence officer during most of the Cold War... that's one tough SOB that I'm proud to share a heritage with.

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Way of the gun

 

I gotta watch that movie! Pump guns, 1911s and snubbies. What's better than that!

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I can't find the link but the final shootout scene is pretty good.

 

I need a link!

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