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Are you an Englishman living in the U.S.? Otherwise, how are you able to own these pistols?

Can you plzzz do underworld my all time favorite sci-fi

Wasn't that Slys gun in Stop or My Mom will Shoot also ?

Did any variation of the 92 have a squared trigger guard like the 96 or S&W 645. I always liked those guards better than the rounded ones. Love you videos, please keep going. Lethal Weapon and Die Hard are equally Christmas movies....one just came out before the other.😉

Coming up next the review of the Phased Plasma rifle in 40 watt range Arnold was selling one on Craigslist a while back lol

There were many Iconic guns in the Dirty Harry movies like Walther P38, Winchester Model 70 in .458 Magnum, Arisaka Type 2 Takedown rifle, MP40 and Clints beautiful AMP .44 Automag. But the most iconic guns in my opinion were the S&W M29 and the 4" Colt Python revolvers used by the villain highway patrol motorcycle cops. One of these must still be in the wrecked 71' Ford LTD that Lt. Briggs blew up with.

You should have talked about the laser sighting. Missed opportunity.

The M60 scene that always sticks in my mind the most is the doorgunner's response in FMJ when Joker asks him: "How can you shoot women & children?" and the doorgunner replies "It's easy, you just don't lead them so much, ain't war hell?"

I always thought it was just a made up prop because I hadn't seen it anywhere else

I bought a 92S Milsurp, loved it, kept it about 4 years. Stupidly sold it. I seriously missed that pistol, I ended up getting a new 92FS. Im also a huge fan of the Browning Hipower which I luckily inherited one.

What up with the plasma rifle in the 40 watt range? Would its heads up display not have scanned every item there? Seems to me it would not have asked this Q because it would already know. Also the laser scope? It should have this already installed in its ocular program and not need it? Unless the travel/fold space/worm hole jarred its circuits? Quaser or gamma blasts as it traversed time. Reece seemed like he got his A$$ cooked but his hair stayed cool probably found some radiated Vidal Sassoon that saved his skull hairs🎉

Growing up I always assumed these were AK47s with short mags! I'm not a gun specialist, so this was a really great episode! Thanks

Civilians can own grenade launchers here in the US. You just have to get extor- i mean pay a $200 "tax stamp." (even though it's illegal to tax a right and is against the 2nd ammendment) All because it's a NFA item and the AFT considers it a "Destructive device." Other than that its just like buying a firearm. The 4473 and NICS along with however much the 203, which is a little more than $2,000. In all it'll be more like $2,500 because nothing like getting double taxed on something you just fukin payed taxes on! Repeal NFA Abolish ATF

Apparently the Hollywood armorers like using the 9mm 1911s because they work better with blanks? I could be wrong, but I remember in Way of the Gun the 1911s in that movie were also 9mm and Larry Vickers was reviewing the guns/gun play and made a comment to that affect.

Legend says they got rid of the kit car Daytona because Ferrari didn't like it and offered them the Testarossa in exchange for getting rid of it.

Do Training Day movie next. S&W

Even though Tony Montana served in the Cuban military. It just shows how well the AR platform is able to be understood. Either he used it in the military himself, or he bought it to fit in with american culture and flaunt the amount of money he truly has

11:34 salvos? Irony the skull dies before tony montana in real life

Sarah connors m4 came with a telescope and lazer sight Yoo U can only use one each at a time either the lazer sight or the grende launcher but not both

Miami vice!!

Look at the name itself, Desperado. The movie gives us a cowboy modern Western gun fighting thrill Mexico esque. These guns here show us 45acp a rugged yet sleek appeal in which the Ruger KP90 represents.

Miami vice on the other model there haha

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Honest patina is not a bad thing for a classic firearm often times just like antiques people tend ruin an original finish in an attempt to "clean" an item, certified restoration exist for certain reasons other than that a good firearm should be allowed to age naturally 👌

You left out " Robocop's" custom version.

Technically the military version was the M9 and it's variants wasn't it, either way it was and still is a beautiful gun. Personally I preferred the handling and feel of the Taurus PT92 which as you'll probably know was just the Brazilian made version (same plans and factory) of the Beretta. Anyway loved the trip down memory lane and from a fellow Brit wish you all the best from here in Yorkshire.

Crocketts Bren Ten was actually the .45 ACP version because no10 MM blanks were available. I have the book Bren Ten The Heir Apparent.The company demanded someone say the name Bren Ten in one of the episodes.

I love how you place your finger over the muzzle!

What’s with the Europeans and their damn heel mag release? That one has always befuddled me because anyone with a pair of hands and a semi functional brain could tell that putting the mag release down there make no sense because you need both hands to operate it.

will munny-unforgiven :)

I was only 18 when Serpico came out, and I had to have a Browning Hi-Power! Of course, several decades later, I wish I had kept it (same as yours, but with the combat sights). I am tempted to get a new version by Springfield, but know it won't match my 1974 version in quality. Yes on that chrome, gold trigger Hi-power video, BEAUTIFUL gun!

I still want this gun i couldn't afford this it back then

One of the most iconic guns in TV History !

Burst or full auto not both

Ruger managed to polish a turd (M14 battle rifle) with this one

The key benefit of the Ruger Mini 14 was the non-lethality to humans and animals, but deadly against modes of transport (cars, tyres, engine blocks, radiators, oil lines, gas tanks etc)

If Tony just camped and spammed grenades from his M203, he would’ve been fine.

These are great collection pieces, but if you get one don't shoot it too much. Sadly AMT used lots of pot metal and were one of the worst quality 1911s ever made. The modern-day equivalent cheap $400 Turkish and Pilipino 1911s available now are lightyears ahead of those older AMTs.

When the Beretta 92FS was released it looked identical to the 92F and M9 variant. The 92FS at some point a fair amount of years later had some upgrades done to it, I guess if you can call them that. The dust cover area right beneath the recoil spring and guide rod for whatever reason got slanted down or up whichever way you want to look at it. I assume it was done in an attempt to streamline the gun and make it look better, and or it could make for easier holstering but I doubt that was the reason. Then they recessed the upper area of the grip under the beaver tail to allow people with smaller hands to be able to get a better grip and have less distance for trigger reach. I personally don't really care for how the 92FS dust cover area looks as I'm more accustomed to the original look that originally got me into the Beretta 92 platform thanks to Die Hard and Lethal Weapon and also having a perfect replica water pistol at the time in my youth, lol. The Mec-Gar magazines are 18 rounds not 17, but I believe at some point like over 15 years ago they were selling the 17 round magazines. Back in the mid to later 90's I remember seeing 17 round Beretta 92 magazines listed in gun magazines and I think they were made by Mec-Gar or possibly some other after market company.

For those of you who weren't there, let me tell you: The 80s were a whole different time entirely. And the mini-14 was the king of ranch rifles until Q came along.

My first handgun, just like the model you show at 18:30. Bought it in 1988, carried it until I got my first Sig Sauer in 2006. Used it in self-defense in December of '99, which is the reason I'm here to write this post (and argue about the importance of the 2nd Amendment with hoplophobes). That was also the same model used by Michael Talbott's character, Stan Switek, on Miami Vice.

Awesome pistol, I have both the 645 and the 4506, 645 has more style though the are both built like tanks

Don't mention the rapper of the same name though

I was a Marine on the USS Midway not long after this movie came out. Any time I carried the M-203 on duty at least one sailor would be heard saying "hey that's the gun from Scarface " .😅