use fake guns period. It's not like movies depict shooting accurately anyways.

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Compare this to what happened with Baldwin. Real bullets in a real gun on the set. He pointed it at a girl and killed her.

My name is Clyde and I dated a girl named Bonnie.

I just stopped this video midway through and watched the Highwaymen. It’s OK. I give it a 6 outa 10.

Curious Question sir. How is there a Gewehr 41 wand a zf 41 scope in the catalogue the protagonist is holding while buying guns inside the gunshop? Its a semi auto rifle from world war 2 and story happened in the 30s. Either way. Still an awesome movie

Why were the Remington mdl 11 used so much back then, was it a cost thing over the Browning Auto 5.

Excellent song Sir. Is there a copy of the original, "The Living Dead" i think it was called. Both are exceptionally well done. Thank you for all you do!

Man, glad you're doing well. I've been watching you since you were a gun-spinner for Cimmaron. Keep living the good life, fella. Edit: you got a cameo?! NICE!!! Way to go!

Hello from Brazil, my favorite scene is with Woody in the bathroom, hahaha. Epic

Great video. It would be interesting if you made another video talking about the Colt SAA that were modified to look like Remingtons or cap and ball revolvers. It was common to see these revolvers along with these fake Henrys in the early seasons of Bonanza.

My great uncle carried a 32 colt semi auto in his overall bids pocket.

I couldn't imagine a better description of the realistic and artistic choices for these movie guns.

Really interesting, and making perfect sense. Thanks for posting!

Garbage movie. Sorry, it had so much potential but was crap.

Of course, to make this 'Hollywood level ' would need to do the same stuff, but without ever looking at the guns. Just fixed gaze on an imaginary enemy. I actually think you might be able to do it if you're tried...

Well, clearly more work needed. My 2 year old can sling guns better than that, and I don't even have a 2 year old. In fact, my previous statement is in fact completely wrong and makes no sense. Who has gun slinging 2 year olds? If anything, you make it look *too* easy.

The scene in Lonesome dove when Gus smacks the Bar tender with his pistol now it makes sense that it was a soft rubber prop pistol because that is dangerous to swing a metal barrel that close to someones face and not injure them.

I guess Alec Baldwin don't like rubber guns.

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Wow. They look like the real thing

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The jury had no choice if they wanted to preserve social and employment realities. They would have been ostracized back in real life. JR

Thank You for the Excellent work you did to keep the movie accurate. Great Video.

Thanks for this. The gun store scene is my favorite scene in the movie! So cool you got to do a cameo for the move and looking slick on the bike.

Nice presentation. Good job.

Just discovered this channel. Incredibly interesting! Thanks so much.

That was cool! Thanks.

Clide had managed to shoot his way out of so many traps that Captain Hamer was determined he wasn't taking anything for granted. He may have cut some corners legally, but he knew that's what it was going to take.

The model 8 high capacity magazines were made in Saint Joseph Missouri by the Police Supply company. They made them in 10, 15 and 20 rounds Magazines. The person that formed that company later went on to form the Hillyard chemical company of Saint Joseph MO Which is still in operation today

Very cool, thanks for sharing. Definitely an arms room to envy. Getting the recoil operated guns to work with blanks is an impressive feat, hopefully no permanent mods that render the guns inoperable with standard ammunition. And just what was the story about the tin man armored suit? Seeing that was one of the few oddities in the film for me.

Used to call them rubber ducks

Thanks for sharing!

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All this gun training you give him Worked fantastic in old Henry Also Well done

How do they paint the rubber to get that realistic looking blued finish? I have always wondered about that.

There all for distance filming just saying close ups are better made just saying

straight up murderers worse than bonnie and clyde

awesome video, i was wondering tho, in the armory scene Kevin is reading some sort of gun brochure, it allways buged me because on it we see guns drawing including one scoped gewer 43 and a M870 shotgun wich would have been pretty anachronistic for the time do you know anything about that?

That lever action Winchester is incredible.

I sure wish that lady who lost her life on the current Alec Balwin movie was saved by one of those.

Just discovering your channel, Joey! Love firearms but also watches, can I ask what you’re wearing at 6:45?

Great video! Thank you for all the details. Clyde said he wasn't going back to prison. Hamer and the boys obliged. The gun store scene is brilliant.

Some of us have displays during events and for museums and event. We "have" to use dummy brass cartridges in out belts, either with no primer or spent primers. Is there a place for us mere mortals to purchase rubber bullets to use in gunbelts when we dont want to carry dummy rounds? Thanks

Great video. Very interesting. Thanks.

I was really happy to see the authenticity of the period firearms in the movie. I have a near pristine Model 8 Remington in .35 caliber. Excellent rifle - it has never hung up or jammed once. Thank you for making a great story with firearm accuracy.

WOW !

If it was a straight shootout between these law men and Clyde and his brother I'm sorry but there would of been as lot of dead law men Clyde knew how to shoot as and how to handle all the weapons at his disposal they run into homicide ambush

Man thats a freakin badass story