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1:15 what this name movie pls?

In T2 loading the shotgun with one round everytime she shot was a waste it could hold more rounds and the one arm racking was also a waste of time it took more effort to do that than stay on target pumping away but it makes it look cool for the movie so I get it

Colt python kills

Rick Grimes is a deputy sheriff from the walking dead

Jormungand let's gooooooooo

4:08 what movie

I wonder what kind of scope they used for the usas 12 in jumanji

1:49 What movie (I forgot)

Phim gì vậy

5:37

5:04 The true power of .45 ACP

guys help i’m looking for a specific scene from like an old korean imjin war period drama where the korean court demonstrates the ineffectiveness of slow-reloading guns compared to korean bowmanship, and it cuts to japanese soldiers training in firing lines absolutely destroying wooden targets. saw it on youtube once but it disappeared so idk where else to ask

7:21 wow the sound and vibration

I always thought it would be super cool for a badass anime character like a mix of Trigun's Vash The Stampede and a pistol-grip M79 toting version of Batman. They would have bandoliers of different 40mm's, explosive, frag, incendiary, slug, etc instead of a utility belt. Just imagine the awesome dynamic slo-mo reload and one-handed shot scenes (it's the rule of cool, suspension of disbelief is key)!

Do m1 carbines

最初の203高地以外は反日ドラマ映画じゃないか！？

Was the anime thirst trap really necessary

ザクマシンガンのモデルになったやつはdp28だったね

The never aim 😂

27:04

And winter soldier

The king of 9mm and cinema

That 7.62x39 round is brutal!!

Korean tv shows are really overrated

Alejandro's weapon of choice in Sicario also Mike Ehrmantraut in Breaking Bad (during Chow's rescue).

The original MG42 is great an all...but the M56 is BAD ASS!!

You forgot the movie no time for tears the bachmiere case Marianne bachmiere fired 7 shots at Klaus Grabawski

Wow before Gate

Notice. How in Feudal Japan the command to give fire isn’t “ute” which is what the modern military/SDF uses, but “hanate” which roughly means “let loose” like a bow. Some Imjin war dramas would use “ute” if they made the cast speak Japanese at all. But granted Koreans don’t really speak Japanese, let alone Sengoku era Japanese… so I guess it’s okay?

9:13 what movie is that?

0:39 simunition rounds? Cool! Only available to law enforcement and military.

7:55

1:36

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Make a movie compilation, don't show any movie title, nice.

Sadly the m203 40mm doesn't explode big in real life like it only does in Scarface and other movies games there in!

Gordys gone man, I'll be outside. Good luck.

M60 and RPD by far my favorites

I bought my Hk mark 23 at a gun shop first handgun I bought.

the Uzi in The Terminator looks and sounds promising ngl

0:13 what movie/show is this?

The creator of the type14 pistol was not Kijiro Nambu, but Major General Tomonori Yoshida. However, during the Pacific War, he was involved in a corruption case and committed suicide. In order to hide his disgrace, the military officials of the time hid Yoshida's name, taking advantage of the fact that the American military mistakenly believed it was made by Nambu! However, the base of the type14 pistol was the Nambu-style large pistol

What scene at 5:32?

what's the first movie name

what's the first movie name

悪いイメージしかつかない映像持ってきやがってからに.......

It would have helped if you actually put the names of the films in the clips.

4:11 i cant believe you used the Latin American (re)dub of the movie Tango & Cash!

Ive come to the conclusion that If the Howa Type 64 is the japanese equivalent of the M16 That means the Type 89 basically the M4A1

the 1st anime here was Desert Punk