Wont lie that looks hella purposful, even fully pointing it backwards at the guy which is a strange angle.

"...never said I didn't know how to use it." "Oh. My bad."

Scary!! This is why I avoid public ranges

I miss TBS sometimes

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Fkn hell.

How I miss Alan Rickman. RIP

This is one of my favorite movies. I can't believe it doesn't have a bigger fan base. It deserves it.

Seen this dozens of times. Just realized Marston and his men a standing right in front of the hill Quigley shoots the bucket on.

When Tom Selleck , said this isn't Dodge City , and you ain't Bill Hickok , I was always wondering if that meant that he was actually the legendary Wild Bill Hickok in the movie?

great movie

It's a good scene. Obviously, nobody who didn't practice a whole lot with a revolver could ever shoot that well, and frankly, I don't think anyone ever was that good, period. Bill Hickok never killed three armed prepared men with one draw in his life. Gunfights were never like that in the real west, . Purely an invention of the pulps, then the movies. Now in fairness--he doesn't wait for them to draw. He shoots first, and because they figure he's not good with a sixgun, and his hand is hurt, and a belt draw is hardly ideal, they're not expecting much of a fight. He catches them offguard. But for none of them to clear leather? It's not realistic. And it's not meant to be. This is a tall tale, and you can enjoy it, but nobody should believe it. True of pretty nearly all movies about fast guns. But this was a movie about a great marksman. To be the very best at one thing pretty much always means you won't be the very best at anything else. So no. Not buying it. I did buy my ticket when this came out, though. Pretty good. Not in my top 100 westerns. Or anywhere near it. Anyway, Australia isn't West. It's South. ;)

Loved going through class and to the range. You and Robyn are incredible. I could use some freshening up on my skills.

Wtf am I watching

I need to setup and host a range day here!!! I miss it so much!!

This is my Instructor. Mr Jeff S. I Love Him!

"In an investigation, details matter." - Reacher "Amazon's Reacher" Literally said had no use, not never or didn't use one before.

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Holy dogshit!

Did you ask permission to rip this?

You read the comments from over 10 years ago, then you read the more recent shit for brains comments of this younger generation. Man have times changed. This movie and ending is a classic! You cannot get two better actors in the same scene battling it out.

qu'on puisse faire des duels avec ces vieilles pétoires avec amorces et poudre noire me laisse rêveur , c'est la légende du western

That works really well. 😊

Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you?

Dude why did he not just set the damn firearm down there is a shelf there FOR A REASON lmao

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Hey Jeff! The algorithm just brought me here! Long time since I saw you in culpeper @fpftraining good shooting, that spinner can be a bear

Might be tied for Rickman's top performance.

I mean in addition to the whole "bad guy talks to much" mistake, he really should have left him his rifle, because there is no way he was pulling off 3 shots with a breach loader like he could with the revolver.

When the hell was this filmed? First it's high noon, then it's late afternoon, then high noon again, late afternoon, on and on. Worst continuity of any movie ever made.

That waz fast! Considering his gun hand was injured.

This is a nothing movie

Yep always knew this would be sxxt the original was based around bar culture and real gangs this has fakey wakey bikers again jebus

It looks like he hit the guy to his right first, then Allan rickman, then the kid, which is pretty cool, not deeming the middle guy a big enough threat to shoot him first

It's hard to see any other two men playing those characters. They both brought the characters to life.

Ironically, Marston got to die exactly as he would've wanted... a gun duel against an American cowboy sharpshooter, complete with the hero walking over and making a swarthy comment afterwards. It may not have been his PLAN A, but his PLAN B went off without a hitch!

They should give the Yellowstone roll to Tom, now he’s been fired from NYPD Blue. Finish out the Yellowstone series properly.

the cameraman is drunk

Marsden knew he was in trouble after Quigley so subtly warned him by saying….” you ain’t Bill Hickok”… One of the best gun fight scenes in the movies

When Quigley mentions that he said, "I never had much use for one. Never said I couldn't use one." You can see a small smirk on Alan's face as he realizes he misunderstood what Quigley stated during the dinner meeting. It's subtle but interesting.

U have to LOVE Tom Selleck like this.......

Nice to know the real story! That makes perfect sense also. Audio is all jacked up though

After he says that line, you can see in his eyes, that he realizes he may have made a mistake in giving him a gun.

Shoots the Foreman first since he is the most dangerous opponent.

What if it was unloaded 😂. He could put draw everyone and still lose 😂

Alan Rickman, the greatest villain ever to pretend he was a kind actor.

Taking a bullet to the chest, a great actor fully dedicated to his craft. RIP Mr. Rickman.

Used to think rates of fire like that from a revolver was nonsense, but I've seen some amazing things from some competition shooters.

The rest of that scene has the old Aboriginal man handing Quigley's rifle back to him along with a nod of approval from both of them.

Never underestimate the power of the mustache

These are words every gun owner should know by heart. Ask a cull like Alex Baldwin...."I didn't know "Well then Pilgrim...."Now You Do" ........