He's pretty good.  Probably practicing for a role.

 

Full article here:

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/03/03/watch-keanu-reeves-shoot-3-gun/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss

 

 

He's been training with Taran Butler - it's pretty awesome.

Practicing for John Wick 2.  When I saw the video, the scene from the Matrix where Tank tells Morpheus, "He's a machine." came to mind.

Loved John Wick, hope they make part 2.

Loved John Wick, hope they make part 2.

It's coming.  Just don't kill his dog again, dammit.

Confirmed..they have been filming the sequel where i work. Met Keanu. Very low key and extremely humble.

Wonder if he toes the Hollywood anti 2a line or had too much fun gunning?

 

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 Very low key and extremely humble.

 

Not common today - especially celebrities. 

he is the one

He nailed that $#!t [emoji106] [emoji106]

That's pretty good for a celebrity. Id like to see the scoring .

 

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That single round shotgun reload at ~24 seconds was tits!

 

There is another video where he scores/times for Jessica Hook:

 

And here wath Taran Butler:

 

Looks like all the same day.

 

John Wick was good. I am glad they are making a sequal.

I KNOW KUNG FU

That single round shotgun reload at ~24 seconds was tits!

 

 

 

Match savers are the shit. You need to make sure you only really use it when you really need it, but they really are match savers when used right.

I've always hear KR is an awesome guy and very down to earth. I would be surprised if he was anti 2a to be honest

 

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I've always hear KR is an awesome guy and very down to earth. I would be surprised if he was anti 2a to be honest

 

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He also owns and helped design this lesser known motorcycle brand.

 

http://www.archmotorcycle.com

78000 holy shit

 

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I've always hear KR is an awesome guy and very down to earth. I would be surprised if he was anti 2a to be honest

 

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I did a little light reading about him and he has not had an easy life.  To endure loss/tragedy and not be bitter speaks to his character.

Nice guy Keanu. Allegedly he handed over his profit-sharing points from the Matrix franchise to the movie's special-effects and costume-design team. That's helluva cash!

People give him a lot of shit. Which is really funny because he's one of the only respectable stars from Hollywood. The guy rides the subway like a normal person.

People give him a lot of shit. Which is really funny because he's one of the only respectable stars from Hollywood. The guy rides the subway like a normal person.

And apparently gives up his seat to strangers

 

Reeves made a shit load from the matrix movies and gave away a bunch of dough to the crew that worked on the movies. The sense is he's a real stand up guy.

 

I read this years ago and googled it to make sure I didn't imagine it.

 

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/story?id=102572&page=1

It's coming.  Just don't kill his dog again, dammit.

or steal his mustang......which i seem to recall seeing a nj inspection sticker on.

"Who is John Wick? He's the guy they send to kill the boogeyman"

 

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I've never been to a match with ARs, but all the safett rules I was told for handgun matches about nuzzle being aimed down range all the time. Im curiius they let you throw the rifle around backwards like that?

He's probably training for the movie, not shooting a match.

 

In the real world "downrange" changes and you don't dump your long gun in a bin and pick up your pistol - you sling it (engaging the safety if appropriate) and transition from the big gun to the little gun and back again as needed. He is probably working on making that look natural for the film.

If engage the safety before the toss then okay. But I've just had it grilled into me MUZZLE DOWNRANGE ALL THE TIME.

Game wise it is no no, but yeah movie training

Makes me want to try it.. Looks like fun.

If engage the safety before the toss then okay. But I've just had it grilled into me MUZZLE DOWNRANGE ALL THE TIME.

Sometimes you can't engage the safety (an in-spec AR with the hammer forward) or there just isn't a safety at all, say a Glock. What if there are multiple targets, which one is designated down range? How do you engage targets that are on a different plane than the "downrange" target?

 

"Downrange" is a necessary administrative construct to make square-range firearms training safe. It is about as far removed from the real world as you can get and is the primary limiting factor for the effectiveness of "range" training in my opinion.

 

Letting go of the downrange concept when off the range and out in the world is a good portion of building a combat mindset and separates a gunfighter from shooter. That's really what firearms safety rule four: "Be aware of your target, it's background, the foreground, and everything around it" is all about.