Michael B. Jordan putting in the work for Killmonger

Michael B. Jordan trains with Taran Butler for his role as Killmonger, demonstrating advanced handgun and rifle drills. The session highlights the use of frangible ammunition for safe close-quarters engagement and focuses on weapon manipulation, including rapid reloads. Taran Butler showcases professional-level speed and accuracy, emphasizing the high standards for movie combat sequences.

Michael B. Jordan undergoes rigorous firearms training with Taran Tactical for the film 'Sinners'. The session features extensive work with a Thompson submachine gun and the BAR M1918, focusing on recoil management, rapid reloads, and transitions between different shooting positions. Instructor Taran Butler demonstrates high-speed proficiency, while Tetiana Gaidar also engages in complex drills.

This video features Michael B. Jordan training for the upcoming movie 'Sinners,' directed by Ryan Coogler. The training, conducted with Taran Tactical and Tetiana Gaidar, involves the use of firearms from the 1930s. The description also mentions key cast and crew, as well as related films and Warner Bros. The movie appears to have a horror or vampire theme.

This video celebrates the transition from 2024 to 2025, highlighting memorable moments from the past year and expressing excitement for the upcoming one. It features mentions of various celebrities and movie characters associated with action and firearms, implying a theme of excitement and entertainment. The content seems to be a year-in-review with a forward-looking perspective, possibly incorporating clips or references to action-oriented media.

This video explores five iconic firearms from cinema, as curated by Taran Butler of Taran Tactical Innovations. It highlights the evolution of movie gunfights towards tactical realism and showcases specific models like the Colt Python, the versatile 1911 platform, the M16, Taran's custom Combat Master 2011 from John Wick 3, and the legendary Smith & Wesson Model 29 from Dirty Harry. The discussion emphasizes the craftsmanship and impact these weapons have had on both film and the firearms industry.

This YouTube video appears to be a behind-the-scenes look or highlight reel from the film "Sinners," focusing on a final shootout scene. It specifically mentions Taran Butler training Michael B. Jordan on the use of a Thompson submachine gun. The description also indicates the scene utilizes "old school" techniques with blanks and squibs, and the video is tagged with related terms like "action," "horror," "vampire," and "gangster."

Keanu Reeves demonstrates high-speed dynamic shooting with a customized Sig Sauer MPX PCC at Taran Tactical. Despite a fast overall time of 16.54 seconds, Reeves identified a mistake in his target engagement order, highlighting the importance of precision and strategy even in rapid runs. The video showcases professional-level firearms handling and range execution.

This video showcases Keanu Reeves performing a timed shotgun drill at Taran Tactical, focusing on high-speed quad loading techniques with a customized Benelli M2. He successfully completes the drill in 10 seconds flat, improving on previous times. The drill involves engaging multiple steel targets and executing two quad reloads.

This video showcases Keanu Reeves undergoing advanced firearms training with Taran Tactical, focusing on high-speed drills with rifles, pistols, and shotguns. Key techniques demonstrated include rapid target engagement, transitions between weapon systems, ambidextrous shooting, and the specialized 'quad load' shotgun reload. The training emphasizes speed, accuracy, and versatility in tactical scenarios.

Halle Berry demonstrates advanced pistol and PCC handling with Taran Tactical, showcasing rapid target transitions and recoil management. Training included frangible ammunition for close-range steel engagement and tactical movement drills. Berry's proficiency was praised by Taran Butler and Keanu Reeves, highlighting her speed and accuracy.