I just want to thank BRCC for everything they do. I just enlisted in the Marine Corps and I ship out on May 3. BRCC has been an enormous influence on that decision and I would like to thank you for that.
You will do great! Write home often, because it starts out hard on yellow footprints and no sleep and ends up awesome: throwing grenades & finning around with ammo cans. Your family can save the letters and enjoy rereading for years! Semper fi!
I was a little kid when I first saw First Blood. I then proceeded to find a canvas tarp and some para-cord and made myself the shirt he had in the movie. I brought it everywhere...
I saw Rambo II first, when I was seven or eight and got a "Survival Knife" for Christmas that year. It was ACTUALLY call "The Eagle Scout" knife, which still had the compass, but inside the handle, not OUTSIDE like those cheap pieces of shit you got at the flee market. What made it even cooler was that one of my father's (my father gave my brother and I both the same knife) best friends and brother Eagle Scouts, college roommate, etc., gave my father a Bowie knife before he shipped off and eventually was killed in Vietnam, which was the war heros that Rambo celebrated. Because of him, I've ALWAYS stopped to speak to, thank, and shake the hand of ANYONE I came across wearing Vietnam Veteran attire...still do! Now I just added on saying, "Welcome Home!" So, thank you, ALL Vietnam Veterans, and Welcome Home! God bless you! In honor of 1LT. Gary Preston Tomlinson. KIA 7/3/70, Phu Bai, Hue, RVN. I think of you everyday...even though I never knew you! I'm glad your old Cobra Battery allowed me into the Facebook group, in your honor!
@@hrdknox2000 : I'm making knifes now (still learning a lot) and I think I'm going to make one. I have an idea on how to make the blade and handle attachment extremely strong. Wish me luck.
There’s actually a really impressive group of advisors over there making sure that show is pretty authentic. We’ve had a lot of overlap with their crew over the years in different projects and they’re doing pretty well with balancing the realism they’re going for with a storyline and current events inclusion that makes the show appealing to audiences without SOF experience of their own.
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany I know a lot of people on online forums compare their enjoyment from this show to The Unit from the 2000’s. I don’t know what kind of tech advisors they had and admittedly it’s been a minute since I’ve watched the Unit but I’m sure there’s clips from that show that would be enjoyable to watch. I’m sure Kyle Lamb would be a good fit for that from his time with Delta force.
I was gonna say, out of everything I see coming out of Hollywood, the level of accuracy on a network television show like SEAL Team surprises me. They clearly have good, experienced consultants and bothered to find good, experienced consultants. Still be fun to watch you guys dunk on it tho, lol.
I bet that would be fun, but I enjoy Seal Team too much to have the Pros point out all the times the show goes Hollywood on the material. By far, Seal Team is the best show about the military since The Unit (can anyone say crossover episode?! 😄) and maybe just maybe if they could sneak Jack and some of the BRCC crew info an episode here and there, the fan base would go nuts 😃
The weapon in the last scene that was discussed is an Apache War Club. My grandfather used to make them for his tribe. Mostly for show now but they were definitely used in war as a heavy clubbed weapon with small blades on it to get full impact quickly.
@@dravenocklost4253 Being a bit of a dick here, you do understand its the other way around right? That the developers saw these movies in their formative years...
Bison was a trained animal, of course, and was absolutely bananas for Oreo cookies... The scene where it was charging was filmed with a dude holding one out for that monster of an animal...
@@jvleasure it was really nice too. I guess they use to pet it all the time. Don’t believe and bison live around here anymore. Someone also had a “game park” with tigers and shit. My trees were full of monkeys a few times back in the day. Owners got arrested when they found Cubs in apartments in New York and stuff they traced back here.
Wow gentlemen, I was just sitting here in awe as I listened to three legends describing the merits of these classic movies from the past!!!:) It was truly an honor as well as something that this 65 year old will take with a smile from ear to ear for years to come...:):) Take care men and thank you....
The thing I love about tomahawks and axes in general is how versatile they can be in the hands of someone who knows how to use it. Not only are they a hard hitting brutal weapon but they also can be used to hook and drag your enemies so you can control the fight, they can be used to climb, and are great survival tools.
Coffee arrived today. Yum great coffee I'll be ordering again. Also ordered Jacks new book so now I'm ready for my porch swing and summer days Thanks BRC
I so happy that y'all used the 1938 Robin Hood with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. The soundtrack, visuals, and actors were all superb! One of my top 5 all time!
Not rifle, rifled barrels were too slow to reload for line foot infantry and were first used used en masse by the experimental rifle Corp which became the famous 95th rifles and by the 60th rifles (American) ,these regiments became the famous royal green jackets . The brown bess was a smooth bore musket .
I don't know how I've only just discovered these videos in the last two days, but I have been laughing my butt off watching these. You guys rock on so many different levels. Archery is near and dear to my heart, having 5 gold medals in the sport side of it, and being an avid bow hunter myself. Please keep these videos coming, and as a San Antonio veteran, keep making that coffee!
I loved Rambo and all those 80's-90's action films like Commando, Navy Seals(Which I thought was awesome they called their sniper God lol), etc. Reminds me of growing up as a little boy hanging out with my dad watching those movies. Also, 2008 Rambo is probably the most quotable one. It's great, "Live for nothing or die for something." My buddys girlfriend's dad killed an Elk and sent us some Elk steaks to grill and they were delicious. My dad was born in 1935 he said they use to call those World War I knives "knuckle dusters".
We need a "Veteran's React to Veterans Reacting to ________" segment. We need more Veteran's opinions on literally everything. Even opinions about other Veteran's opinions. Let's run with it, Gents!
Its called a Chingachgook. The gunstock club. They made on on one of the knife shows or wasmit the one were they made some rifles? Dont remember but they use an old a musket and cut it .
Pat Norris of Bonnie Bowman Archery (who shot for Martin Archery) was the first to light the Paralympic torch with a flaming arrow, at the Oakland Coliseum, from on top of a light stanchion. One hell of a shot and a great friend. He taught me how to be accurate with the bow.
I love history. Early American history, like the French/Indian war. General George Washington at Fort Necessity. My family came to our great country in the early 1700s. I only know tidbits , like fighting with a Colonel Markel that's buried on the family property in West Newton PA ..Markel family still owns the farm land. Or the Wind talkers, that was amazing ..
I just noticed in Dances With Wolves, they spear and stab low on the buffalo. I think it was William Cody that described a hunt, where spears were aimed at the lung. Buffalo only have one lung, puncture it, it collapses, buffalo falls dead. Hence the term, buffalo lung.
Jack Carr the rifles used by the British in the movie "The Patriot" was the Brown Bess musket. Used by the Royal Marines for a long long long time. Very good rifle for the time.
I liked all the Rambo movies and Sylvester did most if not all his owns stunts. In First Blood when he breaks his leg falling down the tree. That was freakin real he really broke his leg they just kept filming. The guy is epic!
I always loved that the fight between Chincachgook and Mogwaii was just no fucking around. Especially for it's time it broke that whole mold of the good guy must get beat into a pulp and rally.
When nattys talk about guys on trt hgh always a chuckle. Of course Stallone is on hgh he got caught in Australia w several kits and had to get a script to avoid trouble
Y'all need to look up Russell Means, he was a pretty bad ass Native and he was using a gun stock war club or coup stick. Love the great work BRCC, keep taking names and kicking ass!
God I love last of the Mohicans. probably my 4th favorite movie with the second favorite soundtrack. The club he uses is called a rile stock club. spent like a year researching it.
i am a huge fan of rambo and i do make rambo themed videos but i am also a archer. and i do speed shooting. no aim. instinctive shooting. fast fast loading. it is a blast. rambo rules.
So for Robin Hood 2018, they trained with a real bow and arrows, using Saracen archery methods. Putting the arrows on the right side of the bow and using the thumb to keep the arrow staying put before firing, keeping three arrows in the draw hand for faster firing, close quarters, etc. It’s real techniques, look up Lars Andersen, he was the main archery consultant for the movie, and Lars can do what they portrayed in the movie, but in real life. Also, he can split arrows in half. In midair. That are shot at him
The arrow headsin Rambo are razorback 4's designed by my great uncle Andy Simo for NAP archery they were packed with clay to look like plastic explosive
There was a specific boofaloo they used in dances with the wolves that actually lived down the road from me. Lady I know use to feed it Oreos when she was young. Apparently, it was a really nice animal.
The ultimate kill Rambo made was in Rambo 5 (or V); the boob-trap which canceled the cartel members head and the subsequent shot Rambo made from a shotgun (i think) into the bad-guy's chest was an all-time cinematic kill. Saw the movie in a packed theater... People were laughing an cheering during that scene. Bonus: Rambo had The Doors blaring through the caves.
I gotta say, when it comes to rifle power, I have seen some interesting things on steel plate. Using AR500 plate, 556 will leave a deep divot, and 762x39 will leave a love touch of a mark. My Hawken .50 black powder will leave a crater as deep as 556 but .50" in diameter. The Hawken cronies at only 1800 fps, but the truth is there in the steel. It was certainly up to the task of taking out a fullsize Grizzley back in the day. I would really like to see you guys do a video about 1800s Spencer rifle and other buffalo guns and compare them with modern guns. Back in the late 1800s, there were snipers who could hit targets 3/4 mile away with those old guns. A comparison between old & new would be very interesting.
Robin Hood 2018, there's something more interesting about the bow. It seems to be based on the Mongol Hin now, as it's a composite recurve design. Europe was still only using the long bow at the time, which could not be fired from horseback. The Hin bows were designed for use on horseback by cavalry.
Your next reaction video should be emotional and or heart wrenching scenes in war movies. And your next guest include John Lovell from Warrior Poet Society!
Although they call them Kentucky long rifles, many were made in Eastern Pennsylvania. I believe most of the gun smiths came from Germany. They made a beefed up versions (for the large game of America) of the old German jaeger rifles. In The Last of the Mahicans... that's called a gunstock war club. This was a fun video.
I was in a school when patriot came out. A Navy SeeBee Captain and I escaped campus and went to see it. During the tomahawk fight he really got into it growling and clenching fists
What’s a classic action film on the level of RAMBO that we should react to next?
Saving private Ryan
The potato movie
I’m partial to the Expendables movies. Lots of comedy gold, and action there.
Escape From New York
Delta Force
I just want to thank BRCC for everything they do. I just enlisted in the Marine Corps and I ship out on May 3. BRCC has been an enormous influence on that decision and I would like to thank you for that.
Wishing you the very best on your journey.
Stay safe and train hard brother.
Second best means you're dead!
Good luck brother! May God be with you on this journey!
You will do great! Write home often, because it starts out hard on yellow footprints and no sleep and ends up awesome: throwing grenades & finning around with ammo cans. Your family can save the letters and enjoy rereading for years! Semper fi!
I was a little kid when I first saw First Blood. I then proceeded to find a canvas tarp and some para-cord and made myself the shirt he had in the movie. I brought it everywhere...
Now that's a childhood memory.
Nice
LONE WOLF McQUADE
CHUCK FREAKING NORRIS‼️
I saw Rambo II first, when I was seven or eight and got a "Survival Knife" for Christmas that year. It was ACTUALLY call "The Eagle Scout" knife, which still had the compass, but inside the handle, not OUTSIDE like those cheap pieces of shit you got at the flee market. What made it even cooler was that one of my father's (my father gave my brother and I both the same knife) best friends and brother Eagle Scouts, college roommate, etc., gave my father a Bowie knife before he shipped off and eventually was killed in Vietnam, which was the war heros that Rambo celebrated. Because of him, I've ALWAYS stopped to speak to, thank, and shake the hand of ANYONE I came across wearing Vietnam Veteran attire...still do! Now I just added on saying, "Welcome Home!"
So, thank you, ALL Vietnam Veterans, and Welcome Home! God bless you!
In honor of 1LT. Gary Preston Tomlinson. KIA 7/3/70, Phu Bai, Hue, RVN. I think of you everyday...even though I never knew you! I'm glad your old Cobra Battery allowed me into the Facebook group, in your honor!
@@hrdknox2000 : I'm making knifes now (still learning a lot) and I think I'm going to make one. I have an idea on how to make the blade and handle attachment extremely strong. Wish me luck.
Next episode, do Invasion Movies like Red Dawn 1984, and if you want to do the remake, Invasion USA, Olympus Has Fallen, White House Down.
HERE! HERE!
Dilly Dilly
Don't forget Mars Attacks! Need a good laugh
@@CruelYeti Or "Soldier", starring Kurt Russell.
HELL YEAH!!! WOLVERINES!!!
Let’s get Trevor, Jack and Andy Stumpf reacting to episodes of Seal Team on CBS
Or SIX from History. Andy Stumpf was actually a tech advisor for that show.
There’s actually a really impressive group of advisors over there making sure that show is pretty authentic. We’ve had a lot of overlap with their crew over the years in different projects and they’re doing pretty well with balancing the realism they’re going for with a storyline and current events inclusion that makes the show appealing to audiences without SOF experience of their own.
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany I know a lot of people on online forums compare their enjoyment from this show to The Unit from the 2000’s. I don’t know what kind of tech advisors they had and admittedly it’s been a minute since I’ve watched the Unit but I’m sure there’s clips from that show that would be enjoyable to watch. I’m sure Kyle Lamb would be a good fit for that from his time with Delta force.
I was gonna say, out of everything I see coming out of Hollywood, the level of accuracy on a network television show like SEAL Team surprises me. They clearly have good, experienced consultants and bothered to find good, experienced consultants. Still be fun to watch you guys dunk on it tho, lol.
I bet that would be fun, but I enjoy Seal Team too much to have the Pros point out all the times the show goes Hollywood on the material. By far, Seal Team is the best show about the military since The Unit (can anyone say crossover episode?! 😄) and maybe just maybe if they could sneak Jack and some of the BRCC crew info an episode here and there, the fan base would go nuts 😃
The weapon in the last scene that was discussed is an Apache War Club. My grandfather used to make them for his tribe. Mostly for show now but they were definitely used in war as a heavy clubbed weapon with small blades on it to get full impact quickly.
Can't believe you left Robinhood Men in Tights was left out of this....
Or “Robin Hood” where Kevin Costner didn’t have a British accent and they had Morgan Freeman
Id have to say the most hardcore, badass part of Rambo 3 was when he cauterized his wound with the gunpowder from the inside. Sick brutal
Also, that weapon the dude used in that Last of the Mohicans scene is called a Gunstock warclub.
That scene in patriot reminded me so much of AC 3
Also how I recognize that war club
@@dravenocklost4253 Being a bit of a dick here, you do understand its the other way around right? That the developers saw these movies in their formative years...
@@dravenocklost4253 Same here! Mel using the tomahawk in battle was so similar to Connor, even the fighting style!
The last of the Mohicans music, when I’ve the range to myself I love playing that sh$t super loud whilst shooting on the 600 yard line.
Bison was a trained animal, of course, and was absolutely bananas for Oreo cookies... The scene where it was charging was filmed with a dude holding one out for that monster of an animal...
Family friend used to feed it Oreos. The animal lived down the street from us when she was younger.(I didn’t live here then)
@@davidritchie9344 I couldn't believe it when I read that. Used the film in my history thru films class and had to stop and tell my kids
The ones that got shot, were robots.
@@tudyk21 well done ones, at that
@@jvleasure it was really nice too. I guess they use to pet it all the time. Don’t believe and bison live around here anymore. Someone also had a “game park” with tigers and shit. My trees were full of monkeys a few times back in the day. Owners got arrested when they found Cubs in apartments in New York and stuff they traced back here.
Wow gentlemen, I was just sitting here in awe as I listened to three legends describing the merits of these classic movies from the past!!!:) It was truly an honor as well as something that this 65 year old will take with a smile from ear to ear for years to come...:):) Take care men and thank you....
3 legends?
My favorite part of BRCC is the movie commentary with heros!!! I get SO stoked!
Hell Yeah!!! Stoked you are enjoying them.
What a great Tuesday!! Now..... probably my favorite all time series other than anything with instructor Earl
I try not to step on people and be a clown. 🤘🏻
Wes Studi who gets the rifle stock tomahawk in the back in Mohicans, is a Vietnam veteran. I would love to see you review more Samurai films.
Love the scene from Patriot. "Boys...steady." What a great scene
The thing I love about tomahawks and axes in general is how versatile they can be in the hands of someone who knows how to use it. Not only are they a hard hitting brutal weapon but they also can be used to hook and drag your enemies so you can control the fight, they can be used to climb, and are great survival tools.
My movie trivia ability drops drastically after having children. Haha haha! Seen your others similar to this. This is the funniest yet!
It happens
That just warms my heart - Jack Carr after tomahawk hit. These guys comments are just hysterical. You’ll love this vid. Good going Richard!!
Coffee arrived today. Yum great coffee I'll be ordering again. Also ordered Jacks new book so now I'm ready for my porch swing and summer days Thanks BRC
Right on!!!! Glad you enjoyed it. Check out our Coffee Club. Get the deliciousness delivered straight to your door.
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany sounds like a great idea.
We have them every once in awhile @@gunter446.
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany 😅
The weapon at the end is a War club made from stocks of rifles. Use all the resources you have available to you
@@mehicanbls1526 clubs are so fun to make. Make them from anything and have a great weapon
I came back to this video just for Trevor's narration on The Patriot.
"You know how to identify officers?" "Uh huh!"
I so happy that y'all used the 1938 Robin Hood with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. The soundtrack, visuals, and actors were all superb! One of my top 5 all time!
British rifle in the Patriot is the "Brown Bess" or Baker rifle. Rebel forces were likely using some form of the Kentucky rifle pattern.
Not rifle, rifled barrels were too slow to reload for line foot infantry and were first used used en masse by the experimental rifle Corp which became the famous 95th rifles and by the 60th rifles (American) ,these regiments became the famous royal green jackets . The brown bess was a smooth bore musket .
@@dethkultbadger good point. Thanks for clearing me up there.
@@DigitalNeb no worries fella 👍
That was a gunstock war club. I got one from cold steel. I bought it because of that movie.
I don't know how I've only just discovered these videos in the last two days, but I have been laughing my butt off watching these. You guys rock on so many different levels. Archery is near and dear to my heart, having 5 gold medals in the sport side of it, and being an avid bow hunter myself. Please keep these videos coming, and as a San Antonio veteran, keep making that coffee!
I loved Rambo and all those 80's-90's action films like Commando, Navy Seals(Which I thought was awesome they called their sniper God lol), etc. Reminds me of growing up as a little boy hanging out with my dad watching those movies. Also, 2008 Rambo is probably the most quotable one. It's great, "Live for nothing or die for something." My buddys girlfriend's dad killed an Elk and sent us some Elk steaks to grill and they were delicious. My dad was born in 1935 he said they use to call those World War I knives "knuckle dusters".
Last of the Mohicans is probably in my top 3 favorite movies. And yes the music is awesome.
Hard to argue a Top 3 placement.
BRCC rocks I'm a veteran in England and am new to this channel but will be tuning in for all I can watch keep it up guys
I love the conversational cuts into the film Rich 👍 absolutely spot on 👍
In 1985 Hoyt offered the "Rambo" with wood limbs for inside competition. The same bow with glass limbs was called the Ram Hunter.
We need a "Veteran's React to Veterans Reacting to ________" segment. We need more Veteran's opinions on literally everything. Even opinions about other Veteran's opinions. Let's run with it, Gents!
Its called a Chingachgook. The gunstock club. They made on on one of the knife shows or wasmit the one were they made some rifles? Dont remember but they use an old a musket and cut it .
The King. Its a medieval film on netflix. Only has a couple fight scenes but they are fucking intense.
Pat Norris of Bonnie Bowman Archery (who shot for Martin Archery) was the first to light the Paralympic torch with a flaming arrow, at the Oakland Coliseum, from on top of a light stanchion. One hell of a shot and a great friend. He taught me how to be accurate with the bow.
I love history. Early American history, like the French/Indian war. General George Washington at Fort Necessity. My family came to our great country in the early 1700s. I only know tidbits , like fighting with a Colonel Markel that's buried on the family property in West Newton PA ..Markel family still owns the farm land. Or the Wind talkers, that was amazing ..
I could listen to those two guys all day.
I love the Patriot, I tear up with pride every time when our flag advanced forward in the final battle scene
I just noticed in Dances With Wolves, they spear and stab low on the buffalo.
I think it was William Cody that described a hunt, where spears were aimed at the lung.
Buffalo only have one lung, puncture it, it collapses, buffalo falls dead.
Hence the term, buffalo lung.
Love how it start with exploding arrows to tomahawk being thrown at the badguys.
Jack Carr the rifles used by the British in the movie "The Patriot" was the Brown Bess musket. Used by the Royal Marines for a long long long time. Very good rifle for the time.
The bow in Rambo is a the original Martin cougar 2 compound
I liked all the Rambo movies and Sylvester did most if not all his owns stunts. In First Blood when he breaks his leg falling down the tree. That was freakin real he really broke his leg they just kept filming. The guy is epic!
I always loved that the fight between Chincachgook and Mogwaii was just no fucking around. Especially for it's time it broke that whole mold of the good guy must get beat into a pulp and rally.
Thank you guys for making such great content. I just broke up with my girlfriend and I came here for some comfort.
Y'all didn't disappoint. Thank you.
In the Daniel Day-Lewis film the weapon used on the mountain by Russell Means is called a Gunstock club. Given the room to use, it was very effective.
The last move the weapon is an idean war club. They are amazing
My buddies and I watched The Last of the Mohicans three times in a row when it first came out on vhs. We just kept rewinding it and watching it again.
Trevor is like that one dude at the lunch table who spends the whole 45 minute period trying to get into the conversation.
That weapon in The Last of the Mohicans was a gunstocl war club. John Evers of Evers Forgeworks makes some beauties
Guys...the bows from Rambo part 2 & 3 were Hoyt Spectra's with a special Omega cam to eliminate the cable guide.
The bow in part 4 was a Martin Cougar
Thank you for your service , God bless.
The Springfield Armory tour is still one of my favorites. The Organ of Muskets is pretty impressive
Chuckling from the comfort of my couch while contemplating which of those movies I’m going to watch tonight. Thanks for being my TV guide.
😎✌️🤙🤘😎
You're Welcome!!!
I love this channel. The Patriot: Since when did the British issue Left-Handed Brown Besses?
In "Last of the Mohicans" the last war club is called a "Rifle Stock War Club".
Or “gun stock war club”.
D.R.U.M. T.I.T.T.I.E.S...... you need to do "Instructor Earl reviews gun movies!"
When nattys talk about guys on trt hgh always a chuckle. Of course Stallone is on hgh he got caught in Australia w several kits and had to get a script to avoid trouble
Y'all need to look up Russell Means, he was a pretty bad ass Native and he was using a gun stock war club or coup stick. Love the great work BRCC, keep taking names and kicking ass!
All I wanted was something to eat. But the Man kept pushing.
Awesome episode fellas, well done 👍
Thank you
God I love last of the Mohicans. probably my 4th favorite movie with the second favorite soundtrack. The club he uses is called a rile stock club. spent like a year researching it.
i am a huge fan of rambo and i do make rambo themed videos but i am also a archer. and i do speed shooting. no aim. instinctive shooting. fast fast loading. it is a blast. rambo rules.
The Last of the Mohican war club is made from the stock of a Kentucky long rifle. It is bad ass.
Such a rad selection of films this time around!
We try to make all of our selections RAD.
Do "The Sand Pebbles" , "Midway" and "Tora, Tora, Tora" with someone who's been to the fleet.
So for Robin Hood 2018, they trained with a real bow and arrows, using Saracen archery methods. Putting the arrows on the right side of the bow and using the thumb to keep the arrow staying put before firing, keeping three arrows in the draw hand for faster firing, close quarters, etc.
It’s real techniques, look up Lars Andersen, he was the main archery consultant for the movie, and Lars can do what they portrayed in the movie, but in real life. Also, he can split arrows in half. In midair. That are shot at him
Enjoyed that a lot! Tell Jack I just bought all 4 of his books. Have a Beer on me Jack!
The weapon used in Last of the Mohicans is called a Gun Stock War Club because the shape resembled a rifle stock. Great video guys.
I was in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina hitching. While they were filming Last of the Mohicans.
Movie trivia abilities drop sharply after having children, yup true that!
It's inevitable.
You guys are awesome keep up being bad asses
So excited about Devils Hand!!!!!! I am def gonna watch the movie! Terminal List got me through the boredom of C-130 into Afghanistan
The arrow headsin Rambo are razorback 4's designed by my great uncle Andy Simo for NAP archery they were packed with clay to look like plastic explosive
4:51 I would say it is something like Rambo bringing Trautman back out from the Underworld.
So looking forward to The Terminal List. Great job casting Pratt.
The Robin Hood from 1938... Howard Hill was a Boss all those shots in that movie were real shots.
There was a specific boofaloo they used in dances with the wolves that actually lived down the road from me. Lady I know use to feed it Oreos when she was young. Apparently, it was a really nice animal.
The ultimate kill Rambo made was in Rambo 5 (or V); the boob-trap which canceled the cartel members head and the subsequent shot Rambo made from a shotgun (i think) into the bad-guy's chest was an all-time cinematic kill. Saw the movie in a packed theater... People were laughing an cheering during that scene. Bonus: Rambo had The Doors blaring through the caves.
Cat Shit One (2009), amazing animation short right up your alley! You guys are super funny, keep it up!
Anytime we were doing anything ceremonial in infantry school they’d play that song from The last of the Mohicans
Movie recommendation: not sure if you guys have done this one yet but its one of my favorites, Windtalkers
Great too see jack carr just stated listening to his book amazing
I gotta say, when it comes to rifle power, I have seen some interesting things on steel plate. Using AR500 plate, 556 will leave a deep divot, and 762x39 will leave a love touch of a mark. My Hawken .50 black powder will leave a crater as deep as 556 but .50" in diameter. The Hawken cronies at only 1800 fps, but the truth is there in the steel. It was certainly up to the task of taking out a fullsize Grizzley back in the day.
I would really like to see you guys do a video about 1800s Spencer rifle and other buffalo guns and compare them with modern guns. Back in the late 1800s, there were snipers who could hit targets 3/4 mile away with those old guns. A comparison between old & new would be very interesting.
It was a war club made from the wood of a rifle. Gotta admit some of the coolest weapons natives made.
“Can we get a clap Trevor?”
“I don’t have the Clap. Got some syphilis for ya.”
That last of the Mohawks song is literally the same song all the way through the film played at different speeds and on different instruments.
Love Jack. Tremendous author.
Couldn't agree more.
Actor with jamie fox is Taran Egerton , he played Elton John in the musical biopic Rocket Man
Jack Carr: "This is a violent scene." When a SEAL says something like that, you can take it to the bank.
I love that you guys know Daniel Winkler. I have a couple of his works.
5:40 - I don't think that is a trad (traditional) bow. That looks like a compound bow since it has multiple strings and a pulley system.
Robin Hood 2018, there's something more interesting about the bow. It seems to be based on the Mongol Hin now, as it's a composite recurve design. Europe was still only using the long bow at the time, which could not be fired from horseback. The Hin bows were designed for use on horseback by cavalry.
The zoom ins on Jack Carrs face are hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Your next reaction video should be emotional and or heart wrenching scenes in war movies. And your next guest include John Lovell from Warrior Poet Society!
I can't wait for the Terminal List to come out. Loved the book
Although they call them Kentucky long rifles, many were made in Eastern Pennsylvania. I believe most of the gun smiths came from Germany. They made a beefed up versions (for the large game of America) of the old German jaeger rifles. In The Last of the Mahicans... that's called a gunstock war club. This was a fun video.
6:54 For tossing out that reference I'd buy his book
Don't know if it would work but worth a shot. Nuclear War Survival films: "Dawn's Early Light," "The Road," "War Games," "Sum of all Fears"
I was in a school when patriot came out. A Navy SeeBee Captain and I escaped campus and went to see it. During the tomahawk fight he really got into it growling and clenching fists