Videos tagged with Rust Movie Set

This guide details a firearm demonstration focused on the mechanics of a Single Action Army revolver, specifically addressing claims made by Alec Baldwin regarding an incident on the 'Rust' movie set. Expert analysis from USCCA's Director of Content, Kevin Michalowski, explains how safety notches and the hammer's full-cock position require a deliberate trigger pull for discharge, refuting the idea of accidental firing without trigger manipulation. The demonstration emphasizes safe handling procedures and the internal workings of the firearm.

This video discusses the Alec Baldwin shooting incident on the Rust movie set, focusing on firearm safety principles and investigative techniques. John "Shrek" McPhee, drawing on his military experience, explains how to determine fault in accidental discharges, emphasizing the importance of treating all firearms as loaded and the concept of 'not pulling the trigger' being a common, often false, defense. He details how ballistics can reveal the shooter and discusses the mechanics of cowboy-style revolvers, including hammer manipulation.

This video discusses the tragic incident on the set of 'Rust' involving Alec Baldwin, focusing on firearms safety protocols in Hollywood. It highlights the critical role of licensed armorers, the dangers of live ammunition on set, and the importance of understanding terms like 'cold gun' and 'hot gun'. The discussion emphasizes that while context matters, fundamental safety rules and proper firearm handling are paramount, regardless of the production environment.

This video discusses the fatal prop gun incident on the set of 'Rust,' highlighting industry safety protocols. It emphasizes the roles of prop masters and weapons wranglers, union regulations (Local 44), and the strict prohibition of live ammunition on film sets. The content suggests potential lapses in safety procedures and questions regarding the firearm's origin and loading.