Videos tagged with Hollywood Firearms

This video features an interview with actor Joe Montana at SHOT Show, discussing his perspective on the Second Amendment and firearms in Hollywood. Montana emphasizes that the Second Amendment is not a political issue but a fundamental right tied to the founding of the nation. He also shares insights into the handling of firearms as props in film and television, highlighting the evolution of safety protocols and the importance of professional expertise on set. The discussion touches upon ongoing legal battles concerning gun rights and the role of organizations like CRPA.

This guide, presented by GUNS Magazine Editor Brent Wheat, details common firearm inaccuracies and prop usage in classic Christmas movies. It highlights how Hollywood often uses modified real firearms, replicas, or entirely fictional devices for entertainment, cautioning viewers against treating on-screen actions as training. Key examples include the MP5s in 'Die Hard' being HK94 conversions, MGC M16 replicas with distinct markings, and custom Daisy Red Ryder props.

This video provides a tour of the NRA National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, Virginia, highlighting a vast collection of firearms spanning historical periods and applications. The museum showcases everything from early firearms and private collections like Robert E. Peterson's to competitive shooting artifacts, World Wars exhibits, Hollywood movie props, and law enforcement armaments. It emphasizes the breadth and depth of firearms history and culture.

This episode of 'Jeopardy Roulette (Gun Edition)' tests contestants' knowledge across various firearms-related categories including country of origin, parts and specs, history, Hollywood depictions, and military applications. The game highlights specific firearm models, historical context, and technical details, with participants demonstrating varying levels of expertise in identifying iconic weapons and their specifications.

This video discusses the legal implications for Alec Baldwin following the sentencing of armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed for involuntary manslaughter in the Rust shooting incident. It highlights the potential for Baldwin to face charges and explores the defense strategy of blaming the firearm itself. The discussion emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility when handling firearms and critiques Hollywood's gun safety protocols.

Actor Patrick Kilpatrick discusses his personal background with firearms, stemming from a rural upbringing and evolving through his acting career. He details how California's gun laws have become increasingly restrictive, impacting legal transfers and film production. Kilpatrick emphasizes the vital role of organizations like the CRPA in advocating for Second Amendment rights amidst what he describes as often irrational legislation.

This video details the rise of the Glock pistol to become 'America's pistol.' It covers Gaston Glock's initial development of the Glock 17 for the Austrian military in 1982, focusing on its superior capacity, durability, reliability, accuracy, and ease of use compared to existing sidearms. The narrative then shifts to its introduction in the US in 1988, highlighting aggressive sales to police departments, which led to widespread adoption due to performance and discounts. The video also touches on Glock's strategic positioning before the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, ensuring its high-capacity magazines were grandfathered in, and its subsequent cultural integration through Hollywood and music, solidifying its civilian market presence.

Taran Butler, a 7-time USPSA Grandmaster and founder of Taran Tactical Innovations, shares his five favorite personal firearms. The selection spans iconic revolvers like the Colt Python and Smith & Wesson Model 29, competition-focused pistols such as the Glock 17 and a custom Infinity 2011, and classic single-action revolvers. Butler draws on his extensive experience in competitive shooting and his work as a Hollywood firearms advisor to discuss the historical, practical, and cinematic influences behind each choice.

This entry analyzes the firearms depicted in the movie 'The Tomorrow War', drawing on insights from firearms expert Brandon Herrera. It covers specific builds like a custom AR-15 with Hera Arms furniture and a Trijicon scope, the F&D Defense .338 Lapua rifle, and the Beretta 1301 Tactical shotgun. The analysis critically evaluates the practical application of these firearms against an alien threat, contrasting Hollywood portrayals with real-world ballistics and effectiveness.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide array of firearms-related topics, from training methodologies and optic choices to historical firearms and modern self-defense considerations. The host discusses the effectiveness of .22LR conversion kits versus dedicated .22LR rifles for marksmanship training, offers insights into VOMZ optics, and weighs the merits of the 1911 against the 1917 revolver for self-defense. Practical advice is given on reloading black powder cartridges in the field, the historical context of the 'Mares Leg,' and the practicality of various handgun and rifle platforms for everyday carry and home defense. The discussion also touches on the challenges of historical accuracy in firearms representation, the evolution of firearm design, and the importance of community in survival scenarios.

This expert-level entry details the intricate craft of creating realistic prop firearms for Hollywood productions, specifically focusing on the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' series. Lead Firearms Instructor and SEO Strategist Larry Zanoff of Independent Studio Services (ISS) explains the complexities of prop gun manufacturing, including historical accuracy, material science for blank firing, and advanced aging techniques. The content highlights the specialized knowledge and labor required for period-accurate black powder firearms compared to modern counterparts.

This video critiques the inaccurate portrayal of firearms and firearms instruction in popular media, specifically highlighting Hollywood, liberal politicians, and the media as sources of misinformation. The presenter aims to debunk common gun myths and educate viewers on proper firearms knowledge. The video also promotes the creator's various YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, gear reviews, and range tests, along with social media links.