Gun Builder Reacts to Gun Scenes of John Wick

[@BrandonHerrera]

Thanks for watching! Be sure to leave your suggestions for other movies and TV shows here in the comments! Sorry about the delayed upload, I’ll be sure Thursday’s video will be the public flogging of DeLance so it never happens again...or another Drunk Q&A, whichever comes first 🤷‍♂️

[@thekommandantschannel]

Brandon Herrera dude it’s all good we understand, shit happens in life lol

[@AlaskanBallistics]

All good man

[@pyeitme508]

Cool! Need u review Ghost Recon Breakpoint game video!

[@deathbringer2496]

The suppressor scene where they took turns shooting at each other in the subway in my opinion is kinda like shooting an non-blowback airsoft gun and the way they shoot handguns in that scene could also cause the gun to not cycle because of limp wristing

[@JKAV_76]

JohnWick3 12g slugs without recoil...

[@dna129]

Never kill another man’s dog. Yeah ATF, I’m looking at you too #AKGNotificationSquad

[@spicecrop]

Dean, Uh yeah and every other cop.

[@jerichosamurai]

Oh yeah, almost forgot about that one.

[@Matias-dr3ys]

PETA

[@jeremybriggs1707]

Ruby Ridge partially happened because the ATF killed a dog

[@robertgriffin9217]

Don't you mean peta

[@508Snipe]

The walking dead scene that broke me was, (character) was given a revolver to kill themselves after being bit. From the other side of the wall, gunshot, *tink* of brass hitting the ground...

[@base935]

But even using a revolver, into the pillow, to be "silent"

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

@@base935 what if it is a Nagant Revolver?

[@base935]

@@williamjeffersonclinton69 Mr. President, you would then be correct by the "definition" of "revolver".

[@MrYotosun]

@@williamjeffersonclinton69 my mom used to watch it and I saw the scene. Rick Grimes gave his revolver to his son to khs. It was a Colt python.

[@ryandavies1702]

Also in the opening of the first episode when he tells the rookie cop to take the safety off his glock and then you hear a clearly added in post filming click. I know you can get glocks with a safety, but I feel like that scene was written with a different gun in mind

[@LeagueOfJared]

In John Wick 3, just before he leaves the vault in the Continental, you can see Keanu's trigger discipline

[@leroy_jenkenz1541]

There's a picture floating around on a paintball places Facebook page where I'm posted up against a tree literally aiming at the enemy. I have my trigger finger fully extended and I don't even remember thinking about it. Sorry to hijack your comment I was just proud

[@imapersonhello1815]

@@leroy_jenkenz1541 be proud, my guy, be proud

[@jkalash762]

He really took things seriously and has done a lot of operator training and it really shows in how he handles himself.

[@CStrbel]

@@leroy_jenkenz1541 be so fuckin proud. My kids are proud of you. Keep that booger hook off the bang switch.

[@leroy_jenkenz1541]

@@CStrbel this is the way

[@Captianmex1C0]

I started playing fallout 4 with some John wick mods, over time my character just evolved into Brandon

[@DinnerForkTongue]

White Claw included?

[@apelnkn2230]

Lol I just started towards the final quests with the bos because the institute and railroad are all soy

[@calmchugh2601]

@@apelnkn2230 ik. Only good thing about institute ending is the ability to get Elder Maxons gear

[@alisonindvik6391]

@@calmchugh2601 I believe that the minutemen ending is the best

[@Rabijeel]

You do not need Mods, you just need Level 48, the Lucker-Skills and some Time spend in the Char Creation.

[@VictoriaIsTired]

Keanu Reeves: [Loads actual ammunition into AR-15 to shoot actors] Brandon Herrera: Yes, this is what should happen in movies. Edit: Haha Alec Baldwin please stop making the joke it's not funny anymore

[@Diamond_Hammer]

I would rather not see another Brandon Lee incident (the sarcasm of your comment wasn't lost on me)

[@TuFetu]

@@Diamond_Hammer would you care to elaborate?

[@MistahhPsYcho]

​@@TuFetu Brandon Lee got shot on set filming 'The Crow' (movie) due to an actual round being mixed in with blanks.

[@TuFetu]

@@MistahhPsYcho lmao

[@brotherhoodofsteelpaladin5873]

@@MistahhPsYcho Toward the end of production, Lee was performing his death scene for the film when he was struck by a bullet that had been lodged in the prop gun that was only supposed to be a blank. The bullet pierced through his abdomen and ended up near his spine

[@EliBlakley]

"if you've ever been watching a movie and somebody pulled out a Glock and it made the sound of a hammer cocking, go ahead hit that subscribe button. If when that happened you turned to your friend and you explain that glocks don't make that noise, go ahead and hit that subscribe button as well." - garand thumb

[@kosho88]

Straight up, there was a scene in “The Blacklist” where one of the agents pulls out his glock and it made the hammer sound.” I paused it, screamed bloody murder and proceeded to go grab my own gun (cleared, of course) and show my wife that there was NO way for that to make that sound. She looked at me like a loony person

[@dayaheyinyooper98]

"Im on your side, lets just please use good arguments" preach.

[@Anonymous12465]

I typically hate comments that are just quotes , but this is a very important statement.

[@dayaheyinyooper98]

@@Anonymous12465 same guy

[@DanteYewToob]

The R.O. at the range where I teach, told me that one handed press check (which I also griped about) he said is something competition shooters and military do sometimes (not one handed) to check the chamber if it's too hot. To make sure the rounds are seating properly and not swelling from the heat from being fired a lot. As you know, a hot gun sometimes can cause the brass to swell or even crack on contact with a burning hot chamber. Personally, I've never had that problem... but I don't often dump ammo... cant afford to lol Anyway, turns out he was right. Keanu actually said in an interview about that scene that the gun didn't chamber properly and seat flush, so he did a check and when he dropped the slide after the press check it was okay. They thought it was cool and the rest of the scene was perfect, so they left it in the final cut. So.. I guess some times cool looking stuff has a reason! Whooda thunkit?!

[@cymond]

That seems weird. If the chamber is so super hot that the round cannot seat properly from a full length slide draw, then I wouldn't expect it to seat properly from a little baby pull.

[@DanteYewToob]

@@cymond Basically it's a check, if you can pull it back a bit with one hand, your round is chambered properly or the extractor has slipped the round. It can be two things. 1. You pull it back a bit and feel a slight resistance (from the round under the one in the chamber pushing up and applying a pushing force to the bottom. Typically this aids in extracting the brass.) Take a quick look, and if the extractor claw is properly seated, the round is aligned and okay... good to go. Drop the slide and continue. 2. You pull it back and if you feel almost no resistance (aside from the spring) and look and realize the claw isn't gripping the case. (This is what happened to Keanu) you pull it back a bit more and drop it, letting the force and weight push the claw into position and seat the round. In the movie they used a special type of blanks, and because they are shorter than normal it got in front of the extractor I guess and didn't seat properly. Keanu did the right thing which is pretty awesome. He thinks more like a competition shooter than a tactical shooter though, because a normal tactical operator would've just dumped the round and done a type one drill/FTF drill. That's a failure to feed drill and involves doing a tap-rack, which you smack the bottom of the magazine as hard as you can within reason and rack the slide as hard as you can in one swift motion. That should correct any stack issues, and seat a new round. Hope that clears it up for you.

[@achilliez5565]

Yea people perform press checks to make sure a round loaded or not or slipped the ejector. Watch iv8888 video glock meltdown puts 2k rounds thru a g19 full auto and ran like a champ. The barrel was red glowing lol and was shooting polymer thru the barrel but no rounds ruptured except one lps from poly build up.

[@jonathandoe1367]

@@DanteYewToob Also, he was short on ammo (as he went in with only 7), so keeping that extra round might actually be a tactical decision.

[@baseballjustin5]

@@DanteYewToob Well he was trained by Tarren Tactical... Tarran is a world class Sport shooter i belive

[@mynameisrits]

John Wick changed the game to “realistic” tactical shooting. You can see every movie that involves a lot of shooting now get more “tactical” when it comes to their gun handling and shooting.

[@rschwartz3022]

What about that scene in the first movie when he’s shooting off a lot more than 30 rounds from 30 round mags.

[@romelnegut2005]

@@rschwartz3022 I think he reloaded but they made a mistake.

[@D.Ambrose]

@@rschwartz3022 he reloads. And according to the prop director, they were triple stacked 45 round mags. If you go count, he’s hitting 45 on the first mag when he goes full dry (hits the release switch to send bolt home), less than 30 on the second mag (no release switch), then 46 on the third mag and he swaps then. It’s really accurate.

[@oskar_3945]

Me: mom can we go see john wick? Mom: we have john wick at home. John wick at home:

[@G19Jeeper]

Also, the pillow comment made me think of a great April fools joke for the ATF. Next year, let’s all submit a Form 1 for our sofa pillows and have someone sew a serial number into them

[@nbeasley77]

I have a vintage Singer that can handle whatever you need sewed 🤔 holler at your boy

[@leroy_jenkenz1541]

@@nbeasley77 how vintage my dude

[@nbeasley77]

@@leroy_jenkenz1541 one late 40's, 2 early 50's, and a treadle machine from 1910 that has been retrofitted with a belted motor from sometime in the 40's. I could re-trace the serials if you're interested, I've forgotten the exact dates

[@leroy_jenkenz1541]

@@nbeasley77 I have an old coke machine from 1948-52 you bring the singer I'll fill it with beer and we'll put serial numbers on throw pillows and call it a party

[@nbeasley77]

@@leroy_jenkenz1541 Sounds like a razzle dazzlin' good time ole boy let's make it happen

[@Zeboki]

I thought that pillow was used to reduce blood splatter rather than "suppress"

[@OlujaDoTokija]

It couldn't work as a suppressor because of the cylinder gap anyway so you are probably right.

[@benmorgan8752]

It would make more sense

[@troygrant5418]

Both,plus GSR forensic science git ya if the system want to... been done wrong for years and no recourse,law won't do anything to help me

[@davidji2030]

Jerry Miculek actually tested it, and pillow does reduce quite a bit if sound

[@Pijawek]

@@davidji2030 Demo Ranch also did it and found that it doesnt.

[@rahulreddy7507]

Brandon Herrera: chapter one Your AK gets broken, you hunt the guys who did this, and kill all them AR mofo's

[@amtree4140]

That would never happen. Why? Because AKs are indestructible.

[@ericwhite3526]

Depends on the akm

[@mixmixed.comics3002]

What if u love the p90... :l

[@amtree4140]

The P90 is one of my favorite guns. So is an FN2000, Five seveN, and CZ-75. I'm not entirely sure why I'm telling you this but I just wanted to tell someone so yeah

[@ericwhite3526]

@@mixmixed.comics3002 why not get a coustom made ak in 5.7mm

[@alandavis9719]

I believe John was using a Kimber 1911 when he did the press check. Those have been known to jam on the first round loaded into the chamber.

[@grandpacurls]

Haha I was gonna say the exact same thing

[@Supranforever]

Yep, jank ass 1911’s.

[@davidoswald2125]

The press check wasn’t the issue, it was the one-handedness

[@delfinenteddyson9865]

@@davidoswald2125 it looked cool tho

[@cameroncook9928]

Ive never had it happen on any of my kimber. Might just be lucky

[@dylbowaggins4160]

"I'm on your side I promise, let's just please use good arguments" This sums up my opinion on a lot of 2a arguments

[@VSO_Gun_Channel]

Haha, cinema sins.

[@LilTachanka]

Yes

[@shaneh1872]

40 seconds of logos *DING*

[@Anonymoose345]

Yes

[@finnanutyo1153]

Such a shit channel. Just extremely lazy.

[@TheAzureNightmare]

More like CinemaWINS. As in the actual CinemaWins Channel, which is better than CinemaSins.

[@petesheppard1709]

When I see apparently infinite capacity mags being used, I simply presume reloads thst aren't shown. The ridiculous muzzle flashes, even in broad daylight, though... No.

[@leroy_jenkenz1541]

I'll take cool optics over reality most of the time though

[@EmberTheShark]

@@leroy_jenkenz1541 depends on your level of "gun-nerd" im the same, i dont even notice too big mags (except in scenes with revolvers) but for passionate people this may really suck the fun out of movies

[@timothywillox8564]

EmberTheShark There’s some really egregious examples that don’t get a pass for me. Brosnan’s Bond movies come to mind.

[@ShellShock794]

I can typically forgive infinite mags (unless it's a revolver or 1911 or just truly egregious) but muzzle flash is a real thing. Have you ever shot a snubby 44 magnum? That thing kicks out a huge fireball that's visible in broad daylight. Dirty ammo will give a decent muzzle flash on anything from 9mm to 30-06

[@petesheppard1709]

Oh, yes...some guns (some) throw epic fireballs. You reminded me of the times I've fired 'Treasury Loads' (110 gr .38 spl +P+ ) out of a 2-inch barrel...THAT lit things up, even in broad daylight!

[@Medevil9908]

Not even an honorable mention of the scene in JW2 where he pinned a dude down with his shotgun, loaded a round, and then shot him? :(

[@narwhalicorn6229]

That was my favorite scene from the franchise so far

[@alexfaudel5245]

Seriously one of the best scenes in action cinema to date hands down

[@xraystudios3693]

It's not really relevant to the "gun" aspect of the video, it's also unrealistic so if you're a John Wick fan consider it a good thing he didnt talk about it.

[@ghostactual8846]

@@xraystudios3693 hows it unrealistic?

[@xraystudios3693]

@@ghostactual8846 because if you pin someone down with just a Shotgun it is VERY easy to escape, but John Wick thugs are always overreactive so he always has time to do his impractical gun martial arts thingy. John Wick isn't 100% realistic, it falls more into plausible. Still, more realistic than most action movies (except some made in the 70s, back then it was more grounded)

[@Joehoff1942]

Nobody: Hollywood Glocks:"hammer cocking noise"

[@joebenson528]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKKofXqadtlnmsU&ab_channel=CajunBlaze As if MCU couldn't get worse they add a hammer on a G17. Skip to 1:20 to see the full pistol.

[@Fish_nipples1998]

I hate that I know what your talking about. My blood pressure is already high.

[@kjpierson1152]

THIS....makes me nerd rage as much as Brandon probably does on all the wrong AK stuff. Any hammer cocking sound with on an auto without a hammer.

[@Sera-Marie]

I don't think any other actor could play his role, Reeves preps so hard for everything he does. There isn't another actor like him.

[@krisjones1793]

I agree with you 100% Kiana Reeves is a very wonderful actor a very wonderful human being he's just awesome all the way around

[@Lapinmiez]

I dont understand US firearm laws. You guys can buy rifles from wallmart but suppressors require expensive license. Thats pretty much exactly otherway around here 😂

[@ste887]

I'm guessing cos Hollywood says they're mouse fart quiet assassins tools whereas in reality (in the UK) we use them to avoid upsetting neighbours in the next farm house over

[@jordanmyers1450]

As someone who has alot of experience with firearms, i can say that not all suppressors are equal. My father has a bolt action 22lr with a suppressor and a special barrel, without subsonic you can only hear the hammer. Ive seen alot of suppressors that can make the report of the bullet akin to dropping something, but the action of the bolt is so fuckin loud and thats what people who are ignorant about guns dont understand. A gun can only be as quiet as its action, and bolts or slides slamming home are fuckin loud. Its big bad hollywood disinformation that is ruining society.

[@xmm-cf5eg]

I like suppressors because they limit hearing damage, our government hates them because they think a hypothetical presidential assassin would waste 2000$ (and agree ATF check-ins) to make his gun slightly quieter. Same reason they're scared of .50 caliber guns, they think you'll blow up their town car. At most you might blow up a washing machine for fun.

[@Lapinmiez]

@Hi There Where did i claim that you dont need a background check to buy firearms?

[@Lapinmiez]

@Hi There Interesting way to misinterpret something that clearly isnt there

[@discontinued8502]

Brandon looks like he is going to court after his mom beat him... lmao, jk love the videos keep it up

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Hilarious

[@dontask8979]

😂🤣😂

[@S2awtys]

Sheit made me laugh lol

[@ultraspeedy7511]

Michael Dashkovitz LMAO

[@gamingofthelegend3907]

What happened to his face tho? I thought it was makeup

[@rufusleers]

Wick-a-pedia lol.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

I wanted to like but it's at 69...... nice

[@rufusleers]

@@geekymetalhead5112 lol

[@noahcorcoran5591]

The reason John did a press check was because the pistol he picked up is known for jamming on the first round

[@mcmogg_incmogg2080]

That and he was looting the body with his other hand

[@PsicosisYT]

@Jack Different 1911 models than the ones used in war man. He was using a Kimber 1911, not a colt. The Kimber one specifically has tendency to jam on the first round. No ones gonna knock your stappin powah. Its a great, legendary gun, but that isnt to say better options dont exist.

[@cody6102]

@Jack military version is a whole different model built to better standards. Not to mention very rarely does the sidearm have documented uses in US military applications. They could’ve easily replaced the pistol with a better functioning one. It just wasn’t needed. I appreciate the 1911, but compared to modern pistols it leaves a lot to be desired. From an engineering standpoint I love it. But you can’t say with a straight face there isn’t better .45 ACP pistols out there.

[@hissingspider8024]

@JackI'm not being sarcatic at all, I truly appreciate you acknowledging you made a mistake.

[@fredbecker607]

​@@cody6102 military models were loose as a goose. I worked on the as my duty/mos. You could shake them and listen to them rattle. There are many modern ones with tighter tolerances and finish.

[@cheekibreeki5183]

7:45 : mr Herrera, you dont need a rear sight if you dont plan on aiming.

[@cytotender]

*heavy stormtrooper breathing*

[@methowl3675]

No one: Captions: What's up you sexy butter lovers

[@cymond]

They're not wrong! My favorite word is "potato", and my second favorite is "slather".

[@lanceluthor6660]

I saw that too and was hoping it was a legit change in the intro

[@anhuman6989]

I like butter indeed

[@rednecksniper4715]

The thing about the pillow even if that did work it wouldn’t with a damn Revolver cause of the cylinder gap

[@boomerisadog3899]

I always thought the pillow was used to stop splatter not as a silencer.

[@viktorhyena6297]

Thank you! I thought I was the only one to notice!!!

[@boomerisadog3899]

@@viktorhyena6297 logic is a rare quality and, us at lest, it seems like a plausible explanation.

[@rogerbeckner6419]

Stop splatter and you don't have to look at your handiwork. Most of the report is from the barrel, not the cylinder gap. Go out and use a silenced revolver sometime. You will see and hear the difference.

[@viktorhyena6297]

@@rogerbeckner6419 It still wouldn't work well, sure, it would dampen the noise from the barrel but there would still be a decent amount of gasses escaping from the cylinder gap to make it louder than what you would want for a suppressed firearm. And sure, there are some revolvers made with suppressors in mind, such as the M1895 Nagant revolver, or certain modifications of the Super Red hawk by Knights Armament Co.

[@charlieripley4059]

I want to see a collab with Garand Thumb, and T. rex arms

[@newtester4839]

he gonna get rekt

[@Davinator11]

Ohh yeah papa flannels humor combined with Brandons would be awesome 10/10

[@andrewhernandez9674]

I asked them both already, and they said Brandon is too mean even for them. Think about that. He's too much even for two of the biggest assholes in the 2A community.

[@armadilloeggs231]

Lucas doesnt have the sense of humor

[@Zach-ci4sz]

@@andrewhernandez9674 I don't know about Lucas, But how is Grand Thumb an asshole? I feel like him and Brandon would get along excellently. They both have that dry but modern "meme-y" sense of humor.

[@matthewbesson5367]

My favorite "bottomless magazine" movie has to be Hard Boiled. The opening scene in particular. Tokarevs with about 45 round magazines that fit snuggly in the pistol's handle. Amazing!

[@PsychoticLeprachaun]

"You there sir! I certainly hope you've got a license for that pillow"

[@bruhmoment6081]

"I don't know how John Wick kills people like this" Keanu comes out of nowhere with a 2 gallon container of hair gel

[@raccman8294]

So the pillow wasn't a suppressor, it was to keep her from getting covered in blood.

[@evansorensen]

rocket boi the movie did make the gun quieter but you are right

[@greenmaster1180]

John Wick needs your help.....with 4 last digits on your credit card he can buy him self m16 likr a real American. Thanks for the heart im just kidding nothing beats the slavic ak 47!!

[@RekzysTheTitan]

Green Master by editing you lose your heart

[@greenmaster1180]

Give me back my heart

[@BrandonHerrera]

Green Master There you go, take better care of this one

[@RekzysTheTitan]

Brandon Herrera you’re the best! :D

[@greenmaster1180]

Man i frickin love u

[@jgallagher3031]

I never noticed before , but on the first AR reload he pops in the mag and gives it a quick tug down.....Props for real training Mr. Reeves.

[@Professor_MemesSquad]

Brandon: "Finally! I can see you now." My FBI agent: There is another.

[@chiefro7]

One big thing that I caught, and hated, in JW3 was all the “pistol” mpx’s and ar’s with arm braces on the wall of the Continental armory... like really...

[@xmm-cf5eg]

I hated that Wick and the "Homeless" guys always had an MPX randomly laying around. And the "super advanced" Bulletproof riot guys all had Mp5's. That and Wick picks an MPX "rifle" over the Galil or any other full sized gun in the Continental armory, couldn't have let him have a proper AR for whatever reason.

[@chiefro7]

7.62 x39mm right?! And the whole special armor piercing shotgun ammo when any 20” gov issue m16 with m193 ball would have accomplished the same task much more effectively, if only because of the 30 round mag capability instead of, what, like 8 rounds in the scattergun... but then he wouldn’t have been able to showcase that super cool 3-gun quad load technique. Lmao

[@PDXJack87]

The gun room in JW3 wasnt very impressive at all. A pistol caliber carbine isn't a TERRIBLE choice indoors tho. It would be a lot easier on the ears for sure. Easier to handle. Smaller recoil impulse.

[@1x1nDone]

@@xmm-cf5eg The way I see it, of COURSE John Wick wouldn't have actually used a 2011 and a Sig MPX to defeat body armor. However, because he did, we got an awesome scene from it. I assume that's why it was chosen, so they can have that "oh shit" moment and then get a real gun to defeat the new challenge. However I am kinda annoyed that they chose a shotgun to do so, but it was cool too. Not quite sure m193 or m855 would have penetrated that armor anyways tbh

[@jonasstrzyz2469]

@@1x1nDone What about .308 AP, or .308 loaded with .30-06 black tip projectiles to max pressure?

[@Rand0m_H3r0]

I need something for a long distance relationship. Hand him a AK50! HECK YA!!! #AKGNOTIFICATIONSQUAD

[@troygrant5418]

I had an old lady like that 🤔

[@j.a.steiger7201]

The movie Heat had a pretty good gun fight.

[@stevenbobbybills]

I remember reading something about a police department or something showing a Colt 733 reload from the movie and telling their officers to use that as a good example for an AR-15 reload. Not sure how true it was but it seemed cool when I saw it.

[@343guiltyreflex]

Heat still has one of the best movie shootouts

[@timothywillox8564]

I think a great added bonus to that scene is that they kept in the audio of them firing blanks in rather than mixing the sound in post-production

[@mitchellanderson3960]

Collateral with a silver foxed Tom Cruise has amazing gun fights, not overly Hollywood stylized.

[@notonlysunandbeach2567]

Me agree

[@SamnissArandeen]

6:00 It's odd hearing Jon Snow cheering on someone trying to kill Theon Greyjoy

[@evilestwheat8266]

Why does jeb look so scared in ur pfp

[@ryanfrasor9403]

Drink every time he says "gun play"

[@JamesFrancisCawfee]

So many movies and shows have guns that dont have rear sights it pisses me off. Even state of decay 2's ar15 has no rear sight!

[@xmm-cf5eg]

COD MW2's AUG HBAR had no rear sight. and a few AR15's in RED 2 (the movie) didn't have them either, but that was for a fight scene stunt.

[@super1million11]

what's really annoying is these people who make these movies then wanna tell us what our gun laws should be but cant even get basic gun stuff right in the movies

[@maximilianmustermann5763]

@@super1million11 It's weird because these types of high-budget movies all have a set armorer with a crew. And these guys are legit gun experts or even gun smiths, they wouldn't do weird stuff to guns unless they are explicitely told so. I'm guessing they remove the rear sights for visual reasons of some kind. I can't really think of any, but they probably have reasons. You have to be aware that most stuff in movies is not realistic, not only guns. 99% of viewers never notice and just enjoy a spectacle.

[@charlest7962]

Glad you state you're a builder and not a Smith. Appreciate your honesty as us Gunsmiths often get confused for armorers.

[@RhodokTribesman]

Is Smith vs builder basically the same as an engineer vs a mechanic?

[@charlest7962]

@@RhodokTribesman To an extent. Consider it like jiffy lube vs an actual mechanic shop. A mechanic can change the oil but the jiffy lube guy typically can't do an engine rebuild. A Smith can be a builder if the smith produces his own parts and or assembles them, but a builder is typically someone who just pieces together prefabricated parts meant to fit. I guess the best example would be a construction worker building a house, vs a guy using a pop up tent. The tent is ready made and just put pipes in pre fit holes and tada shelter, vs measuring, leveling building and fabricating.

[@kainhall]

7:43 when ya take "when in doubt, front sight" to heart

[@thor6580]

You don't use a pillow to silence the gunshot, you use the pillow to prevent blood spatter.

[@methosmacleod2730]

You should check out a T.V. show from the mid 2000's called 'The Unit'. Follows the adventures of a Delta team. The show was based from a book written by a former Delta operator, who ended up becoming a producer on the show, as well as technical adviser. Several aspects of the show, & storylines & plots points are taken directly from real Delta operations. And they made sure to get as much as possible right. From weapons likely to be used in real life, to tactics, to lingo & behavior. It's a great show, & surprisingly were able to squeeze 4 seasons of a show of this nature out of CBS. It'd be awesome if you were to do a review of it, but even if you can't/don't, I still think you'd enjoy it for a watch.

[@ekscalybur]

That show was awesome. Until they jumped the shark and took their wives on mission....

[@joeyburkstrand2507]

9 months for a silencer? My form 4 is over 12 months

[@earlgunman6325]

I hope mine doesn't take that long. I filed in February and they cashed the check in March. I got mine through silencershop and the dealer said they've been getting some back in a little over 6 months but most were taking 8-9 months...that being said, nfatracker does show a few have taken as long as 400 days. Either way, you'll get to play with yours before I get mine lol.

[@hsharma3933]

I waited 13 months for one of mine. It was right after 41f

[@christopherhanson1984]

Thor Ragnarok when Skurge was dual wielding those M16's(?) and they had very, very infinite ammo I just couldn't help but chuckle.. but maybe they were super Asgardian ones.

[@xavierpony192]

and the dust covers are shut for the entire thing even with cgi shell casings being ejected

[@josiahzuno8394]

yeah in the comics his guns had infinite ammo. a lot of comics have characters with that, so no it wasn't like ignorance of the directors/producers

[@dasguptaarup8684]

... because they weren't M16's .. they were Des and Troy ...😂

[@beckiverson1531]

we got keanu reeves, cinemasins, and guns in the same video. this makes me happy

[@ShaggyRogers1]

One thing I took note of during the subway scene is that the sounds of the guns themselves isn't even the worst part imo. When a bullet hits something, it's going to be loud. There is zero chance you are going to somehow not hear or notice numerous rounds impacting concrete within yards of you.

[@that1guyonpoint213]

#akgnotificationsquad yo is that John Wick from forknife?

[@endigmaold]

fork plug *

[@panzerschiff9805]

@@endigmaold forklift*

[@endigmaold]

@@panzerschiff9805 nice 9 month bump

[@loafofrope4118]

@@panzerschiff9805 fork pike

[@26muca07]

Halloween (1978) Original scene Dr. Loomis shoots Michael Myers 6 times with a 6 shooter .357 revolver. Falls into back porch. Halloween (1981) Reshot scene Dr. Loomis shoots Michael Myers 7 times with a 6 shooter .357 revolver. Falls into front porch. Extra: Loomis yelling to a police officer he had shot him 6 times.

[@boosted95]

IM GUESSING YOU FILMED THIS THE DAY AFTER YOUR BRAWL WIT KIT COPE

[@spatan9835]

There is no greater insult that reloading in the guy's face instead of just shanking him.

[@Sether]

2:40 The reason you would shoot into a pillow like that isn't to suppress the sound of the gunshot, it's actually to prevent blood splatter

[@Killerean]

For the suppressor scene - I totally agree. The two would really hardly wait for each other. In fact, the wild west duels would be the best example. In these, nobody ever waited for anything. In fact, they were hardly duels at all, as there is only one recorded instance of a "duel" happening somewhat close to western movies. And that was really a random occasion and totally coincidental set of circumstances that got two people standing against each other with hands levitating over their revolvers. When it comes to suppressors, those are recycling and transforming the free unused energy in the shot. Part of the power is translated to the bullet (because longer barrel) part turns in to heat, part is cancelled and part escapes with a lot of noise. If you want to completely silence a gun, you'll have to come up with material and shape that would effectively absorb all of the energy of the shot. So either the suppressor will have to be large enough to contain the entire explosion from the cartridge, or you will have to come up with some space grade science stuff. Or have something with severely limited lifetime that will be translating the energy in to its degradation.

[@johnsheppard5257]

"John wick chasing Theon Greyjoy." Love this part

[@lukederkovitz2297]

But in John wick 3 it did not make scence when he took apart a colt army took it apart with a nother revolver and mixed it up just to shoot one shot ????? he spent all that time and effort for one shot he should of kept that gun

[@BrandonHerrera]

Luke Derkovitz As a black powder fanatic, I personally loved that scene (although I do wish he would’ve kept the gun)

[@alexwescraven2767]

It was a tribute to the man with no name Clint Eastwood movies where a character replaced (I think) the hammer and cylinder of a single action black powder with a .45 longcolt (again it's been awhile so not toaltally sure). Basically for all of us that love revolvers and spaghetti westerns it was an awesome Easter egg!! And it lead into that awesome knife fight that I loved since aside from guns, bladed weapons and weapon martial arts are my favorite thing lol

[@lukederkovitz2297]

Brandon Herrera same I love black powder guns and I thought it was awesome how he rode the horse throughly the road but he should of kept the revolver wile riding and shooting but I think you should do some black powder vidios verry soone I’m getting 1858 revolving caribine

[@skullofserpent5727]

@@alexwescraven2767 the good the bad the ugly

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

@@skullofserpent5727 yeah, Good Ol Tuco. He's Blonde, Smokes a Cigar and is a Son of a Bitch *Tuco*

[@Nate_the_Nobody]

John Wick after the first one became the ultimate parody gun movie series

[@nadesaway6489]

U forgot about the john wick scene where in the first movie home invasion they acted acted as if a extended compensator is also part suppressor

[@judsongaiden9878]

Leaving the rear sight off a rifle is incompetence that insults the audience. 'The Walking Dead' is also guilty of that.

[@muammarbinsharif6425]

Twd also has a one eyed character using a scope with his missing eye

[@judsongaiden9878]

@@muammarbinsharif6425 Acktually, it had two. That's why I quit watching it. It's just too insulting.

[@valkablackwell2966]

I love that Bron became master of coin in multiple worlds

[@kowboykalebb]

Brandon I may or may not need to hire you to “take care” of some people

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Am I the only one who thinks _"gunplay"_ sounds like a weird fetish?

[@tosa1052]

It can be.

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

TosaErba oh, it definitely is 😂

[@Awesomemonkey213]

I think it is cool but i honestly don't enjoy watching it.

[@ethanconroy5102]

It is a fetish thing

[@6Six6Six6Bruh]

its one of mine

[@gamerhoofsterPony]

in JW2 when he does the gun check, those pistols are known to jam the bullet on first round, so john checks to make sure it didn't jam.

[@DesignatedMarksmanRonin]

The suppressor could make sense after watching JW3. In JW3 when John comes back from Morocco and his pursuers are killed in the subway station, everyone ignores them. Civilians know theres assassins and if they ignore what's going on, they'll be fine. So during the supressor scene, the people around them could be hearing the shots, but are choosing to ignore it to stop themselves from getting involved.

[@jacobstaten2366]

I forget which one it was where he's trying to reactivate a single action revolver using a bunch of parts from others. He doesn't have tools and they don't have to be fitted together. He just fits them together like Legos. 🤔

[@narwhalicorn6229]

That was in Parabellum iirc, prolly why he didn't cover it

[@ryancassens2118]

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly if I remember right.

[@Agua-hd4jh]

Tuco and his Remington Navy

[@johnnyblue1540]

Also I'd like to point out, why didn't he just use the gun, that he had to take apart in order to convert the other, that already fired the cartridge he picked out. Even more simple than that, why not just pick a gun and then pick the correct cartridge for that gun. That whole bit gets more frustrating every time I watch it.

[@jacobstaten2366]

@@johnnyblue1540 they were deactivated/demilled and I guess he was going on faith that the other one was deactivated in a different way so he could get one that was completely reactivated. Sort of like, "The tires on this car are flat but the engine works and the other car has good tires but the engine is shot." Idk how he knew which to grab to make the swap though.

[@patriciaramirez9172]

John Wick: [Loads actual ammunition into AR-15 to shoot actors] Brandon Herrera: Yes, this is what should happen in movies.

[@martins_alternate_universe6783]

This exact same comment was already submitted a couple of months earlier under a different name. Is this whole ''copy and paste'' and re-post of someone else's older comments just a regular thing in KZbin? (I'm not trying to be insulting or rude, I'm just curious about the customs here, that's all...)

[@martins_alternate_universe6783]

@@eyes5226 Thanks for the feedback.

[@randomappalachian4635]

"Chasing Theon Greyjoy through a nightclub." "Reek! My name is Reek!"

[@ThePattyWB]

Anyone wanna talk about how she used a REVOLVER with the pillow like it was supposed to keep it quiet 😂

[@douglasjackson295]

You are technically a gunsmith because of some of the work you’ve done on the AK 50 project

[@n3r0wolfe]

i watch soldier the other day.. kurt says "there are 17 left" or something similar.. he then goes on to kill 29 more guys (if not more) not counting the brass.. LOL

[@tophatbandit580]

I mean, I'd do a press check on any 1911 that I'm using before a gun battle. They're not exactly know for impeccable reliability. Also it's cool.

[@ArcturusOTE]

A John Browning design, not known for it's reliability? Get outta town

[@viktorhyena6297]

So far I'm at almost 50 different 1911's fired from various family friends (Including my own and the 20+ my father has owned over the years) and have only had 1 had a jam, and that's because it was a poorly made one that was chambered in 10mm.

[@jeremybriggs1707]

@@viktorhyena6297 Rock Island? I tried a RIA 10mm at the insistence of someone i trust. It shot straight enough for SD but 500,1000,1500 rounds in using 10 different mags it would never feed right

[@viktorhyena6297]

@@jeremybriggs1707 I think that might have been the brand lol. It was years ago so I couldn't remember the exact one. But yes, I think it may have been a Rock Island 1911 in 10mm.

[@stevenbobbybills]

The original M1911 was adopted purely because it didn't jam once during testing. John is using a Kimber model in this scene, I believe a Warrior specifically. The bald chick in 3 likes to bring this up every five fucking seconds while holding a gun from a different scene of the movie in an evidence bag.

[@orinpolansky386]

Heat (1995). Best shooting scenes to this day and fully realistic in terms of working with guns.

[@rhythmray7429]

07:11 I might be wrong, but apparently, the gun that John had(dunno the model) has an issue of first-round not going to the chamber in some cases, hence the double check

[@ДжеймсКолвин]

Kimber 1911

[@ryanpham3308]

Yep, the Kimber Warrior.

[@stahinjakrackovic2087]

U rly cut ur face for that video? Thats real man! What ak can made from you 😘

[@mbproductions2292]

Brandon, you should do a video where you only clean one of your AK is with water and WD-40 for three months and see how it performs. If you end up doing the video good luck.

[@101mrakers]

MB Productions well, I mean considering AK’s still perform unnaturally great when those damn Somali Pirates get ahold of them with more rust than a 1989 Chevy that never left Michigan, I think it would perform like a beast.

[@EntryLevelLuxury]

I think the most impressive scene was the shotgun bit in the hotel fight. Absolutely awesome.

[@thestonethatthebuilderrefu5231]

6:17 this my favorite scene, casually reloaded standing in front of dying dude and domes him anyway

[@bamboozlednoodle6513]

Just FYI, the AR-15 variant that John Wick uses is a Coharie Arms CA-415, which is a copy of the HK416

[@ilovepickles45]

I'd just like to point out that she used the pillow to suppress a revolver...

[@md_vandenberg]

She did that to keep blood from spraying everywhere.

[@ryanr8728]

I would think that the ass kicking you took from Kit Cope would qualify you to critique the martial arts...hmmm At least your hair is still amazing. #akgnotificationsquad #maybeitscosmoline

[@JetEyeMonkey]

John wick 3 when they're getting ready. Mr sir gives keanue a 12 gauge steel slug and is super serious when he says armor piercing. Is there a way?

[@aronjunefajardo7326]

They could make an entire John Wick trilogy with Brandon with the plot twist being every weapon he uses is from Eastern Bloc.

[@asterm7062]

me: sees video, isn't subscribed. Brandon: *references cinemasins* also me: SUBSRIBE AND TURN ON NOTIFACATIONS edit: thanks 4 the love brandon!

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

*Ding*

[@Icebox240z]

Show suggestion: Stargate SG-1

[@grizz5212]

Indeed...

[@themadkraken1912]

'This is the p90 magic space gun'

[@moritamikamikara3879]

I love Stargate so much, but it has SOO many dodgy things in it with regards to gunplay. The most egregious of these I have to say is the alarming frequency that they use AT-4s/M136s as anti-aircraft fire and forget missile launchers. It's not a heat-seaking AA missile it's a dumbfire anti-tank rocket.

[@moritamikamikara3879]

And there's also that infamous scene where Carter is demonstrating a P90 for a bunch of Jaffa against a swinging log target and it rips it the fuck up like it's a .50 cal. Another thing that bugs me is that they say that they manufactured a new type of bullet for the P90 to help it penetrate Jaffa armour. But the question is... if standard 5.7x28 isn't penetrating their armour... why not just move up to 5.56x45 or even 7.62x51.

[@csinnocent6751]

7:19 Now, I'm no expert by far on guns but I heard from a pretty reliable source that he did the 1 handed press check because the pistola he had there was a Kimber and they're known for first round jamming. Correct me if I'm wrong please

[@derGameplayDJ]

A silenced 9mm handgun is still as loud as slamming an old-fashioned, wooden door shut. You'll definitely hear that😅

[@lordeggo]

A Nickel plated 1978 Colt Python .357 Magnum 6" is probably my favorite piece. Beautiful to look at and beautiful muzzle flash.

[@DoctrinalCafe]

Do a review of all the guns in the netflix series “Money Heist”, i guarantee that you are going to loose your mind.

[@YakultR4M]

Good plot, shit gunplay.

[@misschauchatcultistbernie2740]

How shit are we talking?

[@jordanstamps5475]

Boondock saints 1&2

[@beardedbjorn5520]

We need the rope!

[@hitheirsato4509]

There's no such thing as recoil in the walking dead

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

Rick points Colt Python at a dudes belly button 3 feet away, gets head shot.

[@youcef5966]

“John wick is chasing theon greyjoy “ BEST CROSSOVER EVER

[@josiahzuno8394]

So for anybody watching this in 2020, the reason why John does that weird slide pull at 7:12 is because that specific gun he is using has a tendency to lock up/jam after reloading, so he pulls it back a bit to make sure he's clear before he continues shooting and he gets shot because his gun is screwed. (not my personal knowledge btw, it was something I read awhile back from gun aficionados)

[@frankcarver8912]

“I’m on your side! I promise! Just,... let’s please use good arguments!” Best advice ever

[@odysseussavvakis5396]

That pillar gives a bonus to your AC when you are next on the initiative.

[@theamazingspiderwuss4236]

That subway scene in a semi-DND nutshell: John, roll for perception... 1! Roll for sneak... 20! Assassin guy, roll for perception...1! Roll for sneak...20! Note: don’t crucify me idk if perception affects accuracy or not in DND I don’t play it I just know 1=shitter and 20=the reincarnation of Christ

[@redram5150]

John Woo has a history of being more concerned with dove placement rather than accurate gunplay

[@cecilbrown2332]

A gun “builder” is no different than a sandwich artist at subway. Imo

[@johnnyblue1540]

My biggest issue with JW3 was when they were talking about the "major armor advancements" made for their ultra badass assassin assault team and the first round the dude suggested was a damn 9mm.

[@Jiraiya-Sama482]

Every Security personnel ever: let’s try to hand fight John Wick