Bulletproof Movie Stuff... Real or Myth??? ft. Deadpool and Marty McFly

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[@mikedrop4421]

The irony of Matt running a pew pew channel for a decade and then catching a ricochet from a cue ball he threw by hand is absolutely hilarious.

[@drkavnger99]

Under-rated comment lol😂

[@aeis3007]

He did catch a ricochet from shooting a .50 in his house.

[@scottbruner9266]

At least he didn’t have to “put a thumb in it”…..

[@madmax82988]

That's not irony.

[@MAGA_Randy_Marsh]

GUN

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I snorted Red Bull out of my nose when I saw Matt’s Buford Tannen walk… it was frickin spot on! 😂😂😂

[@Lawson-Parker]

you should pick his gun safe

[@volkerracho5954]

LPL, can you pick matt's gun safe?

[@qt_Seppy]

@@volkerracho5954 I think he could

[@qt_Seppy]

Didn’t think I’d see LPL here 😂

[@whynotdean8966]

A man of culture.

[@jeremysmith8529]

I laughed so hard when the camera guy said, "if you want science, go watch Garand Thumb." Matt was a little shook I think 😂

[@connorjames6307]

Edwin Sarkisian is the science channel

[@Chesterfield.Esquire98]

@@connorjames6307 I mean you just going to ignore the multiple mud, dirt and ice tests he did… so I guess your both correct lol

[@endangeredmarmot4518]

He's a doctor. Ish.

[@Chesterfield.Esquire98]

@@endangeredmarmot4518 yep

[@trm4life]

Matt's reaction was priceless. Like a little kid that just had a toy taken away. 😂 "Hey!" 😂

[@drew2616]

matt ignoring the tiny pew in the canik case was killing me

[@donsalvator8659]

FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE

[@derpceej]

He mentions it in another video he did where he’s showcasing the Mete

[@armandpansegrouw6302]

😂 same

[@Painter2828]

Right

[@cesarfernandez8779]

Here I thought I was the only one yelling what about the noisy cricket in the box lol

[@aidandruck2423]

I'd like to see the deadpool one on a ballistic gel torso to see what actual damage is to be expected. Also the brick one wasn't quite fair as I suspect that round would not have slipped through a properly mortared brick wall

[@histkontext]

i am with you on that, and for brick wall, if I remember correctly, they are all wearing protective vests in the movies, so no shrapnel would probably hurt them

[@christophernemeth421]

When I still lived in NYC the news had a story where some stray bullets went through the brick wall of a building

[@rlomelli]

The original cast iron plate armor scene was from Fist Full of Dollars and the guy used a 30-30. It would be interesting to see that if you ever come back around to this stuff…

[@bobjohnson1633]

Nobody used a 30-30 in a film taking place about 1865

[@TheEyesoar]

Going to say Eastwood did this long before McFly

[@rlomelli]

No, I suppose not. But they did use a Winchester rifle. I guess my mistake lies in the name of the ammo, which was produced some 30 years after the fact.

[@john2g1]

I'm just glad somebody mentioned Fist Full of Dollars instead of Back to the Future 3. Don't get me wrong Back to the Future is a great series but come on better than the man with no name series? Choosing no references BttF3 over FFoD is the exact type of stuff Fudds like to complain about the new fandangle generation. Stop proving their point .

[@blacksheep_edge1412]

@@WillM1776 .44-40 was much more common round shared between pistol and rifle. Very few rifles were ever chambered in .45 Colt.

[@OneLeatherBoot]

Don't forget the old A-team TV series. So many objects bullets bounced off. Corrugated roofing sheets were their go to armour plate.

[@epstiendidntkillhimself20231]

no one ever died on that show because of regulations at the time.

[@OneLeatherBoot]

@epstiendidntkillhimself20231 even the people were bullet proof you mean.

[@serpenz983]

No one ever gets shot in the A-Team. Just tons of rounds shot with no deaths. Lol

[@Mike__B]

Hell just about every car is bullet proof as long as you're behind the thin metal bits (or if the script has them getting shot while in the car), they make cool sparks n' stuff!

[@scottydu81]

Remember the lettuce gun that they made?

[@Gelantious]

Just for fun, I'd like to see the camera guy and other staffers behind the scenes pick their favourite gun/rifle/tank/whatever and fire them in some super serious scientific test like this. An introduction kinda thing for them :)

[@MSgtHavoc]

Oh yeah! Especially the cameraguy! I just love it that he now comments (sarcastically) on basically everything instead of being/having to be(?) mute all the time!

[@carsonhunt4642]

@@MSgtHavoc the amount is perfect imo. Too much ruins it like garand thumb, too childish but I guess KZbin caters mostly to kids.

[@carsonhunt4642]

It’s possible they don’t want to be on camera. I worked for a big company before and hated when they made me do public online stuff.

[@infxrmell]

Да, было бы интересно посмотреть на такое

[@kevinmcinnis7180]

This would be awesome

[@wyldefire9730]

I’m love this idea. Should find tons of movie scenarios and use your amazing take on recreating them for “testing purposes “

[@shutupkittyxD]

When it comes to the cast iron door armor I think of Ned Kelly and his armor it was made from plow blades or something basically thick ass iron and back in the 1800's few calibers would go through it. It was ultimately 3 bullets in the legs where he wasn't as protected that took him out

[@dangingerich2559]

That cast iron door from BTTF3 would have been a lot thicker than the one Matt used, likely 2-3 times as thick, but also much weaker metal, but overall would likely have stopped the bullet. Also, the bullet Matt used was a lot faster than bullets from 1885, as we use a lot more advanced powder now.

[@InfernosReaper]

It's cast iron either way, though, since that's what classic wood stoves are generally made of

[@BloodRaven1969]

The real big difference is that old bullet would have been lead, and not even hardcast lead.

[@obviousgreyman]

Yeah that would’ve worked for a one shot duel, it’s at least very plausible.

[@jd9119]

If he's going to make it more realistic, he probably should use one of those ballistic busts that have the organs and zombie blood in them. Something that will simulate the resistance a body would give. Then he should use a lead shot cowboy load.

[@petepal55]

I used to build pool tables, a 3/4" slate would have made that buckshot bounce, fer sure. It might crack if you hit it enough times, but you'd basically have to pulverize it. You should be able to find a piece of slate, even if just a paving stone, and find out.

[@chriss1683]

My hometown is known for its slate mines. Delta, PA. Matt I will ship you a good piece 😂😂

[@edwardfletcher7790]

As an ex tiler, slate is strong, but doesn't bend, any major force and it cracks...

[@jkrak6990]

Love these debunking videos. And love that the camera guy is getting more involved!!

[@RyanConnell5150]

"Gee I wonder" when Matt asked about Deadpool being real or Hollywood Magic and walked off camera 😂

[@DonnaChassie]

Good close up camera work, as the gun is Working.....Nice, from all angles.

[@lawrencemontez5186]

Can’t say how much you’re videos have helped me out this past year they never get old thank you for everything you do 🙏 stay blessed

[@CarolinaAnglingCo]

Can I just say, I really love the banter with your camera man. It makes for a really funny video.

[@rattlehead999]

This would be a very interesting series, I'd like to see more.

[@stevelee9210]

If the holster you have is like the one I got for my iwi jericho, you have to hold the pistol in a little at an angle and up to release the retention (sort of like you're trying to make the muzzle face away from your leg). I'm not sure if it's purely for retention or for keeping someone from trying to grab your gun, but with very minor practice, it is easy to draw.

[@KillaAkuma]

“Yeah for animals” haha this was such a good burn. Love Matt just glazed it over lol.

[@tigerman1978]

Well, he shoulda just said "Human doctors only manage 1 species, I handle ALL the other ones" :p

[@DH-xw6jp]

@@tigerman1978 except, vets dont "handle all others". They usually split between large and small species, with a few specialists. You wouldn't take your race horse to a city pet vet. And you wouldn't take a lion to a livestock vet.

[@tigerman1978]

@@DH-xw6jp ssshhh dont let details ruin a good quip :p (Although only reason to take a lion to a livestock vet would be to have it feed)

[@DaBesst88]

Like a Rick and Morty episode😂

[@marvindebot3264]

Vet is a harder and longer course than MD and your patients can't tell you what the problem is.

[@mrdyvig]

The best handgun for recoil / sight-alignment , that I've used is my Baretta 84. You barely notice the slide moving. When I first bought it, I wouldn't notice that I had emptied the mag if I wasn't counting, I wouldn't notice the slide stuck back. I love that gun.

[@mrdyvig]

Ok. That Kanick is pretty good too

[@1029zsz]

I’d love to hear your motto for work ethic. You keep delivering great episodes all the time

[@Marcus_Shaw]

Then you would enjoy his latest OffTheRanch video : Time to Retire... The End of this Chapter for Me.

[@ReubenOaks84]

No matter what the big life changing announcement is, please do not stop filming for Demolition Ranch...

[@mikescherrer4923]

I think he's just moving to Montana to be a dental floss tycoon.

[@sapieattersisingere3288]

The episode that we needed and we didn't even know we needed. I do have to say I love the flying mannequin.

[@CivilianTactical]

For the holster, I find a full blown battle belt works best. The tighter the belt the better. And I loosened the screws and secured them with loctite.

[@random_ak_in_the_backyard]

hi ct

[@coltonclutch1171]

Used to put lead weights on the end of the barrel on my trap shooting shotgun. It helps keep your momentum moving and moving smoothly to help you follow through after trigger pull

[@saintsdecay420]

Only matt can hit those badass small framed pew pews from one million feet away. legendary.

[@mikedrop4421]

Matt finally got hit with a ricochet. I knew it would happen eventually 😂

[@Mina_Angel]

in the butt no less, Forest Gump would be proud.

[@LITTLE1994]

Definitely.

[@AKStorm49]

...should we tell him? Haha.

[@cigasteve]

Need to find out how many rounds where shot by Arnold in the movie “Commando”, and then figure how many magazines he would have to actually have to carry and how many times he would have had to swap out/ reload magazines!

[@joshua7539]

I love this style of video! I would love to see more movie myths being tested!

[@recramorcenlemniscate7945]

You know the funny thing; even though you aren't collecting data or really doing anything you think is scientific; the experimental physics of your videos are absolutely amazing for demonstrating concepts.

[@indiananorton13]

Just ordered some stuff from bunker branding, got lucky and got the orange stripe 13 ball! 🎉

[@ComeGeekSome]

The cast iron armor was a lot thicker back then & I would assume the bullets were different. I cannot stop laughing at how easy Matt threw the pool table over! I know it's not the standard bar/clubs tables, but that still made me chuckle! Best part though, trying to hit Deadpool mid flight.

[@kevinmorrice]

softer lead, thicker iron, black powder

[@tallguy1998]

Not to mention cowboy loads vs modern

[@bobjohnson1633]

Cowboy loads refers to unrealistic loads from competition trick shooting. The colt walker was the most powerful handgun on earth until the 357 magnum came out. 45acp was meant to have the same ballistics as the 45 Schofield, which is a little weaker than a 45 long Colt. Yes, 45acp, 40 s&w, and 9mm are weaker than 45lc 36 caliber ball rounds were relatively weak, but 45 balls are not.

[@adamnabil6931]

wasnt it origanlly from fist full of dollars?

[@tangent_24]

@@adamnabil6931 yea it was

[@MeleeTiger]

The other thing about the Back to The Future bit, is that considering it was 1885 and that I doubt an outlaw had the most recent model, but even if he did, was most likely using black powder cartridges with soft lead ball rounds, which I feel would do even worse against the cast iron.

[@metalwing3]

.45 long colt is a black powder load. Some will use smokeless powder of an equivalent level.

[@R-Lee-]

I don't know if Matt knows this but that is actually ripped off from a Clint Eastwood movie called A fistful of Dollars.

[@CJ4S147]

Does anyone know if the plate Clints character uses would’ve been cast iron or steel?

[@billyletsgo]

This episode of demo ranch was especially spectacular!! Bravo good sir, bravo!

[@sandvichgaming2350]

This outro is oddly long since the video ends at 0:24 . I don't know, I enjoyed the lengthy outro though!

[@alialshakhoori3521]

This is one of my favorite fun to watch videos on the internet… make this a series 👌🏼

[@adub6696]

Need more movie tests videos. A+ content!

[@clifbradley]

In back to the future they were using black powder guns. Much less muzzle velocity and the rounds were full lead

[@jamesTBurke]

To confirm/debunk you need to use the ammo they would've used in the 1800s

[@EvilTim1911]

That's what I was thinking too but they gave the cast iron a pass anyway, if it stopped modern ammo it would definitely have stopped typical 1800s ammo

[@LITTLE1994]

Good luck with that.

[@RandysRides]

This takes it a step further...1800 ammo was lead

[@jamesTBurke]

@@RandysRides and weaker powerload

[@Njazmo]

And cast iron was thicker, not that thin what they used.

[@danieldurette1641]

I have one thing to say Matt. Well….two. 1. I love your videos. 2. You’re hilarious. But still a good guy. If I didn’t live so far away I would love to meet you in person. Take care and be safe.

[@juiceda6]

This is better then Mythbusters. So scientific. I love it 😀 ❤

[@wesleysmith6018]

Keep them coming Matt. Can’t wait for the reveal

[@Cosmonaut1947]

That intro transition was golden

[@beagle3247]

I really like that pistol it's really hard to find a modern gun with a good frame and for me the recoil predictably and grip are the most important part of the gun so I like to see Matt giving my kind of gun some attention

[@itxz_val995]

I work at fleet farm as a firearms specialist, we carry both the rival and rival S, as well as the TTI combat. I own the rival, I heavily recommend that to someone that wants to get into comp shooting but doesn't know where to start. I own one myself its probably my favorite pistol I own.

[@nicholaspratt8473]

That opening was hilarious. Shooting for decades: hit by cue ball ricochet Bad luck with shooting: gets 2 balls in

[@geraldmcbride1723]

Matt is a genius. After he breaks everything he puts all the garbage parts in your order so his shooting range gets cleaned up! Lol

[@serpenz983]

The flying manikin had me dying laughing. Best part of the video 😂

[@gifthorse3675]

Mannequin

[@Llamadww10]

That was great. Matt yelling, “Pull!” Had me rolling.

[@dope9468]

I’m addicted to watching Matt idk what to do lmao

[@polojones-hs6um]

Kiss his manhole

[@kingseanI]

Watch more 😊

[@about3penguins]

hes a dr, its fine

[@Mina_Angel]

watch all his video :3 its the best. Matt is such a cool dude, he even took a ball to the butt for us.

[@RichPrivilegedWhiteMale]

Rewatch all the old episodes

[@albertnselfmadediy7691]

Im super stoked that I just got my manhole t-shirt in the mail along with a challenge coin, been a long time fan from Texas and have enjoyed seeing you and your channel grow, keep it up 🙏

[@MaverickBS1]

Hey Matt. SARKISSIAN has been popping up with videos about cooking on a camp stove. Maybe you could outdo him, maybe off the ranch, lol. Like starting a fire and cooking a pig with a special round or three. Ya know, Texas pit style! With all the sauce you've dumped on the range over time ⏲️, you'd get that true "Ranch" flavor, for sure!

[@TallulahSoie]

I've always wanted to know if the Teflon spray on a bullet would make it go through a BPV as shown in "Ronin" with Robert DeNiro.

[@DH-xw6jp]

Too bad teflon jacketed rounds are illegal to purchase.

[@stevesmith5883]

@@DH-xw6jp illegal to purchase, but are they illegal to make yourself under Texes law?

[@DH-xw6jp]

@@stevesmith5883 probably not, but idk.

[@Itsnotmeyourlookingfor]

I'm so happy to see a video after that off the ranch scare

[@Snowblind627]

What scare?

[@Pikawarps]

@@Snowblind627 most recent video on off the ranch

[@dantethunderstone2118]

There was a case where some soldier got shot in the chest but he had some change in his breast pocket that saved his life…you could say it was his life savings 😹

[@notsosilentmajority1]

😅😂🤣

[@gregorysloat4258]

True to the whole concept of Demolition Ranch. Knocked it out of the park! 💥

[@columbiawarmachine9795]

Lol nice pool table , I give you serious credit to keep making good videos after all these years great job ! Hopefully we will meet sometime

[@aidensidk3273]

In ronin the dude supposedly coated his 9mm in Teflon to get through soft body armor

[@martinswiney2192]

One I have always wanted to see. John McClain using an MP5 with a collapsable stock to hold his entire weight in the original Die Hard. Think he was in an elevator shaft in that scene.

[@Dman0001]

It was the central vent shaft not elevator

[@bjlewis5431]

Can already confirm that hanging from an MP-5 sling mount is busted.. There is a reason it's mysteriously blacked out in the movie scene where his weight is actually on it, because he's in a belt harness, and hanging from a proper anchor point, put into the concrete for that scene. But as another point of Die Hard movie interest & trivia, Bruce willis got actual & painful hearing damage from the rapid firing in the scene where he shoots the guy up through the table, where he then says: "Thanks for the advice" to the now dead terrorist atop the table.. That scene, in such confined space under the table, his pain was real, and he thought he'd ruptuted an eardrum at first. Bruce later admitted it gave him some hearing issues for quite some time afterwards, in real life. So be careful trying that one out Matt, make damn sure you don't forget to have those muffs in place, when you re-create that one!

[@lugarner8493]

@@bjlewis5431 even in the movie it doesn’t hold him 😂.. it holds him for 2 seconds and then breaks so it was busted by the original movie in my opinion lol

[@Rickster8800]

The back to the future gun looks like black powder and probably was a solid lead bullet. Be interesting to see if that did as much damage.

[@bobjohnson1633]

All guns in that time period were black powder. While they could have been conical or a cartridge round, everybody likely would have used cap and ball. 45lc cartridges are more powerful than 45acp, so it really depends if he had a fancy new gun or not.

[@JohnfromEMS]

I was wondering if it would be the old style lead projectile

[@kelbyvaldez4141]

Also love the camera guy’s comments 🤣

[@failDD_gameR]

I am no longer going to buy your murch, nothing wrong with you or your murch. Just, it started as a way for me to support you and what you do. Now you're super successful and I know one person can't make a difference I like to think that I. I'm sure all of the OD (original demolitia) believe we helped get you here. I can't afford to buy a bunch of your murch like some of your other subscribers (the 25 days of Christmas) always wanted to meet you or win something that showed i was making a difference. Bought a few awesome guns because of your videos, and I'm keeping subscribed that's the best I can do. Proud of you Matt and proud of how far you've come. Of also proud of the Demolitia the number 1 guntube community.

[@prestonjohnson3771]

I love how he calls pull when he shoots the mannequin as it's thrown

[@kelbyvaldez4141]

That Buford walk up to the mannequin had me rolling 😂😂😂😂

[@canroyslife]

Hollywood puts out those crazy things just for the scene lol even suprised these worked except the blocks they seemed always solid to me but yeah still don't believe what you see on movies guys I'm saying that even tho I'm a amateur filmmaker😂😂

[@rossmitchell4811]

Watched one of your old videos there and noticed the difference in the intro that’s madness

[@krystalosheim9944]

hey matt I'm 15 i am a big fan. And I love guns and cannot wait till I'm old enough to buy firearms. I'm always outside shooting with my grandpa. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS🙃

[@rooky1991]

Honestly in my opinion Matt is a "basically" a scientist in the exact same way Mike is "basically" a doctor 😂

[@saintsdecay420]

Mike is actually in the state of New Jersey

[@rooky1991]

@Doctor Decay I mean yeah... but that's New Jersey... that's like saying I'm a wizard but only when I'm at hogwarts

[@saintsdecay420]

@@rooky1991I mean can you really prove other for that? Are you a wizard?

[@rooky1991]

@Doctor Decay I am and your typing or spelling is atrocious either or I can't really tell what you were trying to say

[@saintsdecay420]

@@rooky1991 yes I know I'm illiterate don't bully me

[@heinicombo5347]

The way he tried to walk like a cowboy got me good.

[@Khalrua]

They did it in Fistful of Dollars before Marty McFly

[@MrRimant]

Lol. Yep. They even show that scene in part two, which is where Marty gets the idea for his name in the old west as well as that particular scene.

[@Mr.MidKnight]

Bro I can't help but stay all the way to the outro, sick stuff man. Love ya Matt ❤

[@TheOriginalFaxon]

One thing to remember about cowboys is that a lot of them also had their own hand loads that they preferred over commercially produced ammo, and because there was nobody out there producing kevlar or ceramic armor yet, and nobody had SAPI carriers to put a steel plate in either, a lot of them actually loaded them light so that they wouldn't beat their hands up too badly. It was the rifle loads that they loaded piping hot like bubba loves, because that's where there was an actual benefit to doing so. When powder is at a premium on the frontier and you don't know for sure when supplies will come again, it makes a lot of sense lol.

[@Believer1427]

Can I share the gospel of Jesus Christ with you?

[@allycatnaranjo8960]

Jesus is King!

[@crankygunreviews]

Oh man! The flying Deadpool was freaking awesome!

[@thenomad420]

Dont u dare ever stop making these vids cant retire from this

[@HickoryHoodlum]

I think, to be fair the cast iron stove door they used in the movie might have also been thicker than the one used here. That one is pretty thin, plus it's old and rusted looking, so it has probably weakened with age. I mean it still "kind of" worked, but I think a newer one would have done better.

[@psychosis7325]

Wow! Who ever they had stunt double for Matt today doing the shooting was bloody brilliant.

[@J-Rod91]

😆😂🤣 That beginning........ I thought, FOR SURE, he was gonna put the cue ball down and “Tea Bag” one of the holes!

[@mattricci3694]

I would love to see a Charlie Berens Manitowoc Minute guest appearance on this channel. Texas vs. "midwest nice" Wisconsin?!?!?!!! The comedic possibilities are endless...

[@Mike-is4qv]

The scene in BTT3 was a take off on the final scene in the Clint Eastwood / Sergio Leon movie "A Fist Full of Dollars". It's part of the "man with no name" trilogy.

[@Pricless911]

Hate to make a complaint since the cast iron succeeded in stopping the .45 Long. But I think the round used during that time would have been .45 Long lead rounds. But like I said, it still stopped the FMJs and hollow point so I can't complain too much.

[@hariman7727]

!!! Stock holsters being a butt/sticking is something I've experienced too. I think it's because they're basic to not cost a lot, so they're kind of mediocre and require a specific draw technique.

[@MeowMeow-hj4xg]

deadass just got home from picking up my rival s from the store, opened up this video as first in recommended and bam my suprise when Matt just pulled it out after intro. fuckin love it

[@jarekcarpenter1639]

Some holsters like mine help prevent someone from pulling your gun out of your holster, hold the gun close to your body to release it. And side note...that cast iron door was a fraction of the thickness that one would have been from 1800s.

[@Averagegunenthusiast]

I think for the cast iron stove door cowboy loads should be used. The black power cowboy loads would be going slower so it is more likely it will work but I doubt he’s getting up and fighting afterwards.

[@zer0tzer0]

That trick in the Back To The Future was base on the Clint Eastwood movie, Fist Full Of Dollars.

[@Llamadww10]

This episode really was very, very good. Nice work! Flying mannequin, puns, a Garand Thumb nod, etc. what else could you ask for?

[@timholstein1339]

Lookin swol my dude. Love your content. Been watching for years.

[@sonnyhall8279]

I gotta say you should put that badge on ballistic gel and see if that or anything else would get shot into the gel

[@ranger8457]

my canik tp9 sc elites holster was tight and all you have to do on it is adjust a screw to get it to fit how you want it

[@hezzi3283]

Always love this type of content, I wanted to see the dinner table, that's Always a classic go to.

[@WellbeWelloff]

Absolutely love the intro.

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

What about a good pool table with a slate bed? I feel like that would stop buckshot. Good ones are like 1"+. Plus all the structure to support it.

[@lordsquidleton]

Matt I work at the Billiard Factory in bee cave Texas, we only sell 3 piece slate tables, you should come get one, I'm there any day except Wednesday or Thursday, there is also a great gun store close by

[@Jayfiveninee]

I’m in love with that Taurus Judge

[@benglsfan01]

Funny thing is the Back to the Future part was taken from another older movie with Clint Eastwood, one of his earlier westerns. I think it was from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly but not 100% sure if that was the movie.

[@jerrysanchez5453]

It would be really cool to see a video about different forms of recoil compensation on the same guy like weights on the gun vs a nice muzzle break

[@Angelsilhouette]

Back to the Future borrowed the stove door trick from Clint Eastwood / Sergio Leone in Fist Full of Dollars. Also, the copper jacketed bullet was only invented 3 years previous to the setting of Back to the Future 3. In Switzerland. For the military. So Buford's bullets would have been straight lead.

[@BloodHawk-vl1xd]

If I remember correctly a Fist full of dollars was filmed in Italy. Which puts it as a spaghetti western. Many of the firearms were out of period but looked the part. You could do a few myths with the old westerns and frontier movies.

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

You're thinking of the director Sergio Leone being Italian a fistful of dollars was filmed in Spain so its technically a spaghetti western because of Leone

[@rrainesc8]

@DemolitionRanch, I got the Deadpool movie myth challenge coin in my order!! Thanks brother!!

[@Exodus224]

With how good his aim is at this point we should just call him deadshot😊

[@justinnettik6448]

As far as the pool table goes the one that you used is most definitely a low quality pool table that only has wood directly underneath the green felt. On a good quality pool table it will actually have very hard slate directly underneath the felt and that actually may stop a shotgun blast