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Two slain officers lie in pools of blood on the street. There's no pattern to the killings and police are confused and scared. Only after gunshots splatter his partner across a back alley and Detective Lon McQ himself narrowly escapes death does the bloody rampage make sense. Now McQ knows whom to go after. John Wayne thunderously enforces the law in a high-velocity thriller that's like a big-city revenge Western on wheels. Directed by action master John Sturges (The Great Escape, The Magnificent Seven).
Directed By John Sturges
Starring John Wayne, Eddie Albert, Diana Muldaur
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[@Delta82]

You know it’s a good gun shop when you get invited to see what’s in the back!

[@igorbukhantsov]

More like a good customer haha

[@drewgates1167]

Except pulp fiction.

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

Yeah you are damn sure about it!

[@jem2779]

Exactly my thoughts, dudey!

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Unless your favorite pistol is in the shop.

[@douglashaussler4238]

The store this was filmed in, the front not the backroom, was Warshals Sporting Goods in Seattle (closed in the mid-1990s) My mom worked upstairs in accounting when they came in to film

[@ew3101]

I was in that store in the early 90s, it was a cool store! I was on the USCGC Polar Star stationed in Seattle

[@exitscreaming]

Nicee wish I was there !

[@Angrybogan]

COOL story. My dad was a John Wayne fan and we watched all his movies on Friday and Saturday night.

[@muffs55mercury61]

I like location shooting rather than sound stages and back lots. That's what made this film good.

[@lorenzodeluca9202]

So your mum saw the Duke... I bet She told you thriller when at home.

[@charper9890]

I like how the “silencer” doesn’t make it quiet like in newer movies. Just quiet enough that it doesn’t make their ears bleed.

[@jaredflynn3750]

Yep that's exactly what they are for, it's nonsense the kind of hoops you to jump through to protect your ears.

[@Glaswalker1001]

@@jaredflynn3750 well there are always plugs. No hoops to buy them I guess.

[@jaredflynn3750]

@@Glaswalker1001 I'm pretty sure you still need to pay a $200 tax stamp even for a homemade suppressor

[@DanSanChannel]

@@jaredflynn3750 Not in Idaho

[@Glaswalker1001]

@@jaredflynn3750 talking about ear plugs

[@gumballrally427]

"Lon, it's not licensed." "Jack ... neither am I."

[@georgemorley1029]

A good line!

[@TheSeanoops]

“I can do what I want fed boi.”

[@glowiever]

well the drill sergeant at full metal jacket would mock him back and forth. "ARE YOU JOHN WAYNE?!"

[@reddmann2216]

Neither am I

[@funjon]

Alphabet Bois incoming!

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Do you see all the Ammo on those shelves.....Ah the good old days

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Reminds me of the Gun Shops of long ago.

[@Trollemharder]

@@bluemarshall6180 are those some new gun. yes the C4s

[@donlarocque5157]

I was just thinking that

[@kyle47922]

I was just going to say that.

[@donlarocque5157]

@@kyle47922 I used to work at a gun store. Its wild now.vNothing but hollow points. One box of Rem. hardball 100 rounds $75.00.

[@darylnd]

"Lon, it's not licensed!" "Jack, neither am I!" Now *there's* a pro-2A statement! I was in high school when this movie was released. I saw it in the theater. Great fun!!

[@controlledburst]

A 9mm PS MAC-10 was my first MG. When I saw McQ as a teen, I said I'd have one some day. John Wayne was a great salesman.

[@theodeslewis5261]

I loved watching John Wayne with my grandfather...RIP...POPS...

[@flipflopsguy8868]

Theodes Lewis Who was he ?

[@davidfasano7210]

Miss my Grandparents also...I learned to be a better person because of them...😇

[@raymondfrye5017]

@@flipflopsguy8868 All-American hero in films since the Thirties.

[@raulsaavedraviolante4350]

Before Terminator went for gun shopping, there was John Wayne.

[@bobsullivan5714]

Still is....John Wayne, Still the REAL MAN Still is Elvis, The KING, still singing for us Still Is.....Leonard Cohen, THE POET, still showing us....us

[@raulsaavedraviolante4350]

@@bobsullivan5714 Don't take things so seriously. It's an internet joke. Everybody knows John Wayne, Elvis Presley and Leonard Cohen still live in our memories.

[@bobsullivan5714]

@@raulsaavedraviolante4350 Why did you even bother to reply if that's all you had to say.

[@raulsaavedraviolante4350]

@@bobsullivan5714 This last message of yours just made one thing clear: You don't have any sense of humor. And certainly, you lack in manners. Have a nice evening, sir.

[@bobsullivan5714]

@@raulsaavedraviolante4350 Well, I have been known to fart at the dinner table. Don't take things so seriously.....HehHeh....

[@jacksagrafsky4936]

One of the best scenes in the movie. Only a true gun lover would understand.

[@guilhermefelicissimo4360]

"Only a true American would understand "

[@NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

Lol uh I am pretty sure anyone can understand this...

[@iaincowell9747]

@sledge hammer who pissed in your cheerios?

[@alemgas]

@@guilhermefelicissimo4360 because they are cerebraly challenged

[@carymccreary7006]

Amen brother

[@BoondockRoberts]

Either John Wayne was an expert at depicting recoil or the just had him fire it with live rounds. Love that the suppressor didn't make that pixie fart noise

[@michaelnaretto3409]

I was thinking along those lines as well. My gut told me he fired it with live rounds just for that scene. Normally it is taboo to have live rounds on a set where there are scenes with gun fire. A mistake could happen. Anyway, I have fired Ingram's before and they are bullet hoses and not much good for anything. The suppressor does give it a menacing look....

[@winternow2242]

Don't blank rounds have some recoil?

[@michaelnaretto3409]

@@winternow2242 Very little if any. A projectile is needed to direct back some of the gasses to run the action. Now, there may have been some sort of insert that blocked enough gasses to make it look like real rounds were being fired.

[@doubleuponbob3397]

John Wayne shot blanks in this scene, but had been trying to get the go ahead for live rounds. He was so irate with the producers that he deliberately took this scene over and over again for hours. That was his way of telling them off. Funny thing is; the take that eventually made the movie was among the first 5 takes he made.

[@davidfasano7210]

The Duke....We miss you!!

[@dougerrohmer]

Almost as good as The Dude...

[@billsmith981]

Just look at the store shelves.....those were the days....

[@judyhopps9380]

is ammo kept in vaults now?

[@dragonstormdipro1013]

@@judyhopps9380 No ammo left...all shelves are empty; covid has skyrocketed the demand for ammunition. 1 round of 9mm ball is like $1.02 now, it was $0.13 in 2019

[@jasonlewis1257]

Closest thing to heaven

[@BlacKnightRising]

the Duke just puts that beast in his bag and walks off LOL

[@tonnic6660]

It was just a 'loan" ... great to know a gun shop owner. lmfao

[@BlacKnightRising]

@@tonnic6660 hey, you don't say no to the Duke hehe

[@DrCrabfingers]

Yep Marion Morrison....one hell of a lady.....

[@Trollemharder]

@@DrCrabfingers Bet that lady would have "Educated " your whiny butt, right quick

[@CarbonicHolyPally]

John Wayne was a racist prick. On set he said "Don't let the nigger on set unless we are filming!" , not knowing that black was getting a drink of water from BLACK ONLY barrel of water behind wagon. Another time he said "If the nigger drops another line fire him!", that was a Oscar Winner black he was talking about in 1972!

[@theodorebrooks7416]

As soon as he fired that gun, McQ was in love with it instantly!

[@copee2960]

The look in Wayne's eyes when he realises what it means...heart breaking...he knew once we all stopped saying Mam and sir....yea i know ....No country for old men.....no country for any decent folk....God Bless You good people in the United States of America from one very concerned man here in the UK.....You are all in my thoughts and prayer.

[@kidstlme8230]

thanks we here in the usa are ready for RED DAWN ! check out pastor sheldon emmery booklet "the bible says russia will invade america and be defeated" and george washington vision for america.....both on the internet !

[@tsarbomba1]

7 years before Escape From New York.

[@bclaverenz1]

Tsar Bomba ...THATS RIGHT...!!!!👍👍👍

[@CIintB3ASTW0oD]

@@bclaverenz1 dats rite

[@clayrundquist5098]

Snake Plisken.

[@winternow2242]

Imagine that movie with Wayne as Snake, Jimmy Stewart as the President, Lee Marvin as Bob Hauk, and Jim Brown as The Duke.

[@iamshellrock]

The first movie featuring the MAC-10. Great gun!

[@harryc1971]

Hasn't it had a resurgence someone has lowered the cyclic rate so its more controllable

[@de629]

2shellrock this move made me want one and I couldn't because I lived in California. Now I live in a state where I can own one and the price has skyrocketed so I can't afford one. Damn it..

[@skylinez4793]

2shellrock its a crap gun though. Inaccurate and unreliable. Uzi and Scorpions are much better.

[@alexnissley9848]

Can’t wait to take mine home.

[@surplusdivision2461]

@@harryc1971 And how! max-11.com/M10.php#MAX1045Upper

[@thelastjohnwayne]

The Constitution is John Wayne's license.

[@strattuner]

its everyone's license,by birth,god bless america

[@bretdouglas9407]

Reagan raped the us constitution

[@CarbonicHolyPally]

John Wayne was a racist prick. On set he said "Don't let the nigger on set unless we are filming!" , not knowing that black was getting a drink of water from BLACK ONLY barrel of water behind wagon. Another time he said "If the nigger drops another line fire him!", that was a Oscar Winner black he was talking about in 1972!

[@CarbonicHolyPally]

@ihategooglespooks I for one am not a RACIST ASSHOLE LIKE JOHN WAYNE thus will not admire KKK or NAZI like Wayne!

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

@@CarbonicHolyPally And Joe Biden, presidential candidate, refers to blacks a “super predators”. Hope you’re not supporting him as president.

[@tommy1138]

If I didn't know any better I would swear that Wayne was firing live rounds in that scene. Watch how he braces himself and his entire body tenses up to control the recoil. Hard to fake that. The speed and pattern of the holes in the trash can are also exactly how it would look in reality.

[@helpdeskjnp]

If I had to bet I’d say those were live also.

[@im1who84u]

Back in the days when lawyers and insurance companies would let you have fun.

[@im1who84u]

0:37 Am I missing something here? He puts the magazine in but doesn't appear to chamber a round.

[@helpdeskjnp]

@@im1who84u “Open Bolt” type weapon. It shoots when trigger is pulled, the bolt fires when it goes forward. I don’t have much experience shooting them, but the concept was new to me also.

[@im1who84u]

@@helpdeskjnp Okay, thanks.

[@onlyweknow2]

Gun Control is When You Walk Out of The Gun Store With Just One!

[@kevingonzales9820]

John Wayne was the first guy with a gangster gun, I love that movie. McQ!

[@georgebuller1914]

I am proud to say that I have in my possession, an autographed photograph of the late Gordon Ingram.

[@de629]

Cool .... I ordered the book 'Mac Man' to learn more about him.

[@joehamlet7576]

Won't help you in a gunfight.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

The man behind that uzi gun?

[@macsdaddy3383]

Ahhh. John Wayne and a MAC-10. Can anything really be better than this I'll tell you. Kinda leaves one a bit misty eyed and nostalgic for wanting to be back in the day.

[@1950Grendel]

Watching in 2020 - THAT, Robert Francis, is an automatic weapon.

[@123danks]

It’s also black and scary

[@Apollosonic]

@Dennis Young PPSh make people go "shhhhhhh"

[@flipflopsguy8868]

Forgotten Weapons brought me here !

[@llamamanism]

via barry`s poem, in 74 it made its movie debut, wielded by a man named Lon McQ

[@chuyhighman6927]

I saw the video then I read the comments below and it said Barry died of a heart attack. Also saw other videos of Barry with Iraqveteran8888. I Loved the poem he wrote on the board. RIP Barry d((---__---))b

[@jayoleary968]

Mr Wayne wants to invest in a weapons company, let's feature it in a movie. Done!

[@Trollemharder]

@@jayoleary968 facts before fiction. now do you have any?

[@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793]

🤘🤘

[@Puzzoozoo]

Fun fact: This was the very first use of an Ingram in movies, and before it even became on the market. The Ingram IIRC was even mentioned in the promotion of the movie.

[@Raftjumper07]

Almost 40 years ago, they had nice gunshops in San Francisco. Look at all the Ammo on the shelves!

[@df446]

That one was in Seattle. Warshal's Sporting Goods.

[@bill3085]

I love how he shoots it, see’s how fun it is , then rushes off to put it in his go bag lol. Thanks gentlemen I’ll just take this right out to the trunk of my car.

[@edwardjj4224]

The days when Hollywood was definitely Hollywood The cars action and actors are great Thanks again U Tube

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Yep.

[@newlam7958]

In California, I am not licensed either to buy ammo, so I just cross the border into Nevada to get mine!

[@kellywright540]

Love me some John Wayne! ❤💙❤

[@JimCOsd55]

Don’t remind me, a gun dealers sold me a MAC-11 in 1980 and helped me get the machine gun license. It was really a spray and pray so I sold it back after a couple of months and bought something I could actually hit a target with!

[@user-zq5jd7ee9n]

Well, you weren't doing it right, then. I had a Mac11 for 35 years and never had a problem controlling it. But that is the key - you have to control it and not let it control you. It is an automatic weapon, so yeah, there is a spray and pray aspect to it. But it certainly doesn't have to be that big an issue if you just learn to control it. very easy to do. And I didn't have a huge suppressor on the front, either.

[@atticussawatzki]

Breaks my heart that you can’t buy an MG off the shelf in America anymore.

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

Fucking idiot.

[@unavailableusername9694]

@@heraldeventsandfilms5970

[@christopherdean1326]

Try living in the UK. Hard enough to walk out of a shop with a bloody air rifle......

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

@@christopherdean1326 It's usually r.soles that own guns, inadequate and small men.

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

@US ARMY VET 11B 96-14 You're a mug pal and your buddies died for fuck-all, according to your choice of President.

[@Ashfielder]

That actually looked really realistic, especially for an older film. Almost as if they used live ammunition on that bin.

[@samspace81]

Other than he didn't charge the weapon lol

[@johnc6738]

@@samspace81 It fires from an open bolt. The bolt is always back in the cocked position until you pull the trigger. Just slap in a mag and go

[@TCFan25]

@@johnc6738 Except if you pause around 0:28 before the other dude attaches the suppressor, you can see the bolt is closed and nobody is seen charging it.

[@aaronlastname7775]

@@TCFan25 there is a jump cut around 0:53 where if you look closely, you can see that there is a loaded magazine and if you slow it down you can see the weapon actually cycling. Looks live to me.

[@IDapto77]

I can see a sand bag move but it could be movie magic

[@southtexasbrushcountryboy4176]

It's not lincense, neither M"I - The DUKE!!!! My favorite HERO 🇺🇸 and 🇺🇸 GREATEST AMERICAN 🇺🇸 💯🇺🇸💪 Long live 🇺🇸 The DUKE - John Wayne 🇺🇸

[@crispycactusstudios6234]

"But Jack, it's not licensed" "Neither am I"

[@61Slughi]

0:47 That is such a John Wayne mannerism the way he slaps the magazine in.

[@fhhfgj]

Thanks Ronald Reagan for outlawing all the good shit. That's one I will never forgive or forget!

[@raymondfrye5017]

Do you know which senator authored that law and why? Find out.

[@aaronreyes1590]

@@raymondfrye5017 looked it up, it was none other than Diane Feinstein

[@raymondfrye5017]

@@aaronreyes1590 Thanx. It just had to be.

[@kubglo7502]

patrick howard Your still wrong. Nixon was by far the most abysmal president weve had. Starting the war on drugs and setting our economy into a downwards spiral

[@chitownzfinesthustla]

@@raymondfrye5017 Morons she didn't ban it, she wasn't even a senator at that time. She was mayor of Francisco

[@kenhawk1235]

Absolutely no back ground check. Those were the good ole days.

[@garryr]

International Association of Police Chiefs weapons researcher David Steele described the MAC series as "fit only for combat in a phone booth"

[@selfpropelled8916]

Before there was John wick these was John Wayne.

[@SuperLuminalElf]

Wayne Perreault: Wick is Wayne’s grandson ...

[@tommyatkins2527]

John Wayne's a pussy compared to audie murphy

[@selfpropelled8916]

@@tommyatkins2527 what's wrong pajama boy. Upset I came up with much clever statement. then you could ever do. Try to keep up sunshine. No-one knows who Audie Murphy . further more Audie Murphy never had a Air-port named after him. So not really sure how any thing you say here is relevant.

[@tommyatkins2527]

Lol audie murphy most decorated American soldier in ww2 famous actor, your facts are trash where was John Wayne in ww2 oh yeah at fucking home

[@tommyatkins2527]

@@selfpropelled8916 come 9n cat got ya tounge lol

[@JohnDrakeMI6]

I'm NOT licensed either ! John Wayne forever !!!

[@asmo1313]

it`s basically a commercial for the mac-10 . LOL

[@CaptMike]

No Hollywood suppressor noise here. That's about what HV 9mm should sound like suppressed.

[@shooterqqqq]

That scene seemed too realistic to have been blanks and charges on the water barrel. I can't say for sure those are live rounds but..........

[@matthewdiehl1647]

Yeah that’s what I thought too, sure looked pretty real

[@Goatboysminion]

@@shooterqqqq Wouldn't live 9mm FMJ have gone through both sides of the trash can? Water notwithstanding.

[@shooterqqqq]

@@Goatboysminion What the video again. Both sides. Straight through. Water pouring from the rear holes.

[@Goatboysminion]

@@shooterqqqq Yep, shit. Missed it.

[@maroman556]

I like how the backstop is towards the inside of the store!

[@ernestpaul2484]

I miss John Wayne...he passed right before I graduated Ranger School in 79'...I also miss my M10's (9mm and .45)...I really don't miss my M11 (.380) as the rate of fire made it expensive to shoot even back then...S4 Ammo guy could keep me in 9 and 45 for the most part...damn that was over 40 years ago...

[@erepsekahs]

That Marion Robert Morrison was quite a man.

[@desertwolf3818]

And that’s the way it’s done.. “The Duke”

[@SALTYDEVIL]

Ok, It looks real when he fires those rounds into the can. The recoil and impacts all look very legit.

[@paulgrieshop5024]

Good ole John Wayne ready to kick some ass

[@tuomasholo]

The Ingram (designed by Gordon Ingram) is better known as the MAC 10 and iconically carried by Snake Plissken.

[@scottcrawford3745]

@@Future-Preps35 Actually there's a way to make an Uzi semi-auto into a fully-auto with a small piece of corrugated cardboard under the top dust cover. Practical conversion, no tools required.

[@jerrydiver1]

You know, at one time there was a version of that in .22LR. Can you imagine the fun that would be?

[@Ogrematic]

@@Future-Preps35 If I'm not mistaken, the Ingram MAC-10 was .45acp, the MAC-11 was 9mm.

[@MrADjam5]

Snake Plissken was in my cab!

[@Ogrematic]

@@MrADjam5 That's pretty awesome. I saw Ben Affleck at The Boston Museum Of Science once. I was gonna say the line, but he had his kid so I left him alone.

[@NYRM1974]

John Wayne's license is the SECOND AMENDMENT PERIOD..

[@ekimp252]

I remember going to see this in the theater when I was 13 years old.

[@exitscreaming4637]

John Wayne , a true American

[@michaelcarnevale103]

Racoon City, 1998. I just started my new job at the local police station. Unfortunately we were attacked by Zombies and I fired this gun in anger in the defense of my colleague and friends. Magazine capacity was not a concern for me since I was going by the percentage left in my magazine vs actual bullets in my clip. Many inventory slots were used that day, but it was well worth it. Oh and my name is Kennedy. I carry a badge.

[@robertbishop5357]

Lon it's not licensed....jack neither am I..........priceless.

[@thetriode]

You know, it's funny to watch this and see how carefully the scene was choreographed so he didn't muzzle anyone in it.

[@haraldharam9334]

This gave me a huge grin on my face, superb!

[@arlenes.4590]

This was his jump from westerns to detective lik Eastwood in Dirty Harry.

[@johnzeszutko5661]

Gee I wish I could buy two of them - one for the house gun and the other for the car gun.

[@fredlardieri6879]

John Wayne was a man's man, and a true American!!

[@mikewaters6339]

Awesome,, Store guy " It's not licensed" , The Duke "either am I". One if the greats.

[@DanTheMailman330]

The good old days when the guy working the counter at the gun shop wore a shirt and tie. Never thought of John Wayne as a MAC 10 guy...

[@dragonstormdipro1013]

He had a share on Ingram

[@hothmandon]

Just like Chuck Norris John Wayne needs no license.

[@blairbrown4812]

John Wayne is Chuck Norris' father. There,I said it.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

It's the other way around, pal

[@cheif10thumbs]

That was the Last Gun Shop in the City of Seattle.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

Thank God. The last thing we need is those people being armed.

[@bradleyweiss1089]

patrick howard I’m talking Seattle today. Fallen into enemy hands. It was a jest.

[@dennisgoodnight2029]

Loved this movie.

[@notsure9079]

real bullets, look at blue sandbag above can, it shows a hit at top on 1st few shots

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

John Wayne "The Duke" COULD shoot! There are many people at the Gun Ranges that can attest to that. He really could drink 750mil. of whiskey and toss it in the air and pick it off with a Colt .45!

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

I LOVE how He is SOLD on the gun as He first takes a look at it! We all as Gun Enthusiasts have been there! lol He picks it up, scouts the silencer and the clip, by then there is no turning back! It's cinched when He shoots it!

[@johnm3907]

Yeah for sure all real. Pretty cool

[@FumblsTheSniper]

They had 8-9 magazines all loaded up on the table for him to take.

[@Crackshotsteph]

8 or 9 mags for an Ingram that's not enough.

[@jimike7297]

The Duke passed down the Mac to Snake,he knew it would be in good hands!

[@thomast8539]

If you went into this store today, the shelves would be empty...not a box of shells in sight.

[@pirobot668beta]

Q: Do you look for jugs of kerosene in a burning building? A: No. And you certainly don't look for ammo near a riot! That gun-shop is in downtown Seattle, less than 1.5 miles from the 'autonomous zone'...do you really want rioters to have ready access to ammo? A sensible person might ask: "Why have a gun-shop open at all during the riots?" instead of bitching about imagined ammo shortages.

[@thomast8539]

@@pirobot668beta Easy chief. Who peed in your Wheaties this morning? I have never seen the film, so I had no idea about ties to Seattle. The gun shop coulda been anywhere and to me, it was. But, yeah, there ARE ammo shortages all around the nation right now, hence my not so subtle joke. Lets agree to never exchange pleasantries again, what do you say?

[@swaghauler8334]

@@pirobot668beta Because the honest people near that riot who cannot count on the police to protect them need some means to keep the ANTIFA Terrorists at bay themselves.

[@seikibrian8641]

*Thomas T* "If you went into this store today, the shelves would be empty" If you went into this store today, you'd have to be a time traveler. Warshal's Sporting Goods closed years ago, was demolished, and a new high-rise building -- the Madison Tower -- put up where it had stood.

[@alcd6333]

Critics tore this film apart saying the Duke was too old to be acting in such an action film. However, he was originally offered the role of Dirty Harry, but turned it down (he probably regretted it when he saw how well it did!). And he did a great job in this and in Brannigan (in the latter, the fight scene in the pub is fantastic!).

[@harryc1971]

Not sure it would have worked, Dirty Harry's world was too seedy for someone like Wayne; i think they tried multiple actors including Frank Sinatra but can't really see anyone else play the character but Clint.

[@mikefromuniontown3809]

THE COP GENRE began when GENERATION X was just old enough to start retaining memories. Some may remember John Wayne in HELLFIGHTERS but I remember him in Brannigan and McQ....Westerns genre ended with BOOMERS!

[@BenChod3]

Never gonna see that much ammo on the shelves again. The good ole days..

[@Stuntman175]

At 0:53, you can notice a very slight cut, his position on screen changes a little bit further back. I guess they gave him blanks or inert rounds for the loading and handling of the gun and switched mid take for the real deal for the firing test. Those bullet holes on the can are not from squibs, that's for damn sure. Even in movies made today, the bullet holes aren't as good compared to these.

[@goodforyou3000]

Apparently John Wayne wanted to invest in Ingram. He was invited to test one of their suit case guns. When he test the device he almost died. Forgotten weapons did a video on it.

[@chadhaire1711]

Ian is a Geek

[@goplad1]

John Wayne fired the M-10 for real! That wasn't faked.

[@martinrps13]

I didn’t see any of the backstop move....think it was blanks

[@goplad1]

@@martinrps13 100% real! John Wayne fired the Ingram with real bullets. The sandbags in the background absorbed the bullets.

[@martinrps13]

goplad1 absorbed without any leakage of the contents?

[@davidhenderson3400]

Back then they often used live ammo in movies. I used to know a man that worked on movie sets years ago. He said it was a very big deal about keeping the real guns and prop guns apart. Each live round had to be accounted for. The control over live ammo was more strict than the military. He said it was not uncommon to have someone from the ATF on the movie set. But no more. Now days it is all blanks and CGI.

[@Wooley689]

If you watch the green sand bag just above can, it clearly moves when first shots hit it.

[@POBulkhead]

I saw that movie at the theater when I was 15.

[@markchoma9822]

I was 12.

[@Misitheus]

Got me a MAC M10 1977 model...with suppressor...can't hit crap with it..just fun and expensive to shoot...1000 rounds a minute...

[@mikebutler6308]

No wonder some people call it a "spray and pray" weapon...

[@Misitheus]

@@mikebutler6308 I fired at a old metal sign at about 30 yards....32 round clip.....in about 3 seconds empty...and I kid you not....I did NOT hit it...!

[@Misitheus]

@@mikebutler6308 You can see the tag on it from when I first purchased it...oh yeah...they jam a lot....www.bitchute.com/video/kbzpxGutp5mt/

[@kimisdaman]

The gun counter scene was shot at Warshall's Sporting Goods on 1st Avenue, but don't know if they had a range in the back room as portrayed in the movie? There were a couple of ranges in downtown Seattle, one, in the basement of the Lusty Lady, and another a couple of blocks south, around Seneca and Western; anyone familiar with them?

[@pirobot668beta]

Not heard of these, but the skating rink in White Center, a suburb of Seattle, has a rifle range under the boards. Limited to .22, it was used for ages by Boy Scouts and other slow-fire target-oriented shooting. I got my Merit Badge there!

[@allenchilders3049]

It is not a machine gun. It is a sub machine gun. A machine gun fires rifle ammunition for engaging the enemy at long distance. A sub machine gun fires handgun ammunition for engaging the enemy at close range/close quarters. That MAC 10 he uses in that movie is either in .45 acp or 9mm. The lone wolf or vigilante cop movie was very popular in the 1970's. It all started in 1971 with Dirty Harry and continued with McQ and other movies as well.

[@swaghauler8334]

9mm. The guy in the movie even says: "It's a 9mm."

[@bryanc2262]

A lesser variant of the Ingram Model 10, which was chambered in .45ACP, also called the MAC-10. Would love to get a new variant for 10mm.

[@TVMatriX-1001]

Jack... neither mine, one of the best in history 1:27

[@kubglo7502]

Lol instead of giving us cinema like this, nowadays we have man-children foaming at the mouth for their superheroes in tights to beat up barnie LMAO

[@skwigz21]

John Waynes reaction would be mine. Basically "Huh. How bout that?" Then walks over and just shoves it in his back and walks out LMAO

[@surplusdivision2461]

I own the same setup!

[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

Me too except I have a Bowers can.

[@Casca-su3ty]

Not for long coming to get it. Always keep your mouth shut about things like that big brother watching now day you know

[@surplusdivision2461]

@@Casca-su3ty Trust me they know.

[@Misitheus]

@@hilltopmachineworks2131 Same here....you can cook eggs on it after one mag....

[@Misitheus]

@@Casca-su3ty Title 2 Class 3 firearm....wouldn't touch an illegal one...

[@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793]

And that was live ammo. The good old days

[@theirishman8356]

The Duke with a Mac 10 is definitely cool ..👍

[@tikitavi7120]

I have shot a Mac-10 before, no silencer though.

[@scottmcintire8634]

I shot one with a suppressor in Las Vegas, and the cloth (Nomex?) insulator wrapped around the suppressor obscured the front sight, though it’s not like you’ll be using the sights much with that bullet hose. The suppressed S&W M76 I shot after the MAC-10 (basically an American version of the Swedish Type-K) was more accurate and fun to shoot with its lower cyclic rate, but without an insulator around the steel suppressor, I accidentally burnt my finger tip on it during the magazine change.

[@michaelqendro9825]

Designed for combat inside a phone booth.

[@martinbenjaminnicolaaguirr5331]

John Wayne original badass.

[@bullvyithefell-handed7171]

That shit was a straight up advertisement for the Mac 10 and I love it!

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Now that is what I call shopping

[@RootBeerFlavored]

"I like it!!!"

[@danielhemple8649]

John Wayne a great Republican

[@jamesfrench7299]

Great for ending a school bully and consequently a workplace one. Two birds with the proverbial stone.

[@johnniewalters9470]

Trump's New Gun Store Now That He Has A New Chief Justice!!!!

[@calanon534]

I can only pray.

[@Predator42ID]

@@calanon534 Indeed.

[@astrocat2913]

"take the guns, go through due process second" Trump --2018

[@mrdulgent2279]

Forgotten Weapons brought me here

[@anthonywilliams4100]

Always thought McQ was one of JW/MM BEST!

[@BG-nj7kf]

John Wayne.....back when a man could dodge the draft, play make believe for a living and be called an American hero! Miss the good old days!

[@williamdowden4494]

You are a lier. I have seen some of the letters he wrote to Admiral John Ford begging for a ship to serve on.

[@BG-nj7kf]

@@williamdowden4494 letters, as in plural? If he wanted to join so bad, why did he: 1) request and receive multiple deferments? 2) not just join? That's what i and millions of others have done. Not that difficult, in fact, they were happy to receive me and the others that joined. Made it pretty easy really. I have seen A letter to Ford, who was also a Hollywood man and happened to find the spine....I mean time to serve. The same Ford that called Wayne out for not serving by the way. And wayne sounded like a dumb ass school boy begging his uncle for a favor even though he had no idea what to ask. Pathetic. Fraud.

[@williamdowden4494]

@@BG-nj7kf 1) He was registered for the draft and would have gone if called up. 2) He was given 3 deferments during the war, first was for dependents, second was for national service and the third was for age.

[@BG-nj7kf]

A deferment is asked for by the individual, the government does not bestow them onto people at random. He had the opportunity to join voluntarily, he didn't. He could have been drafted, he asked to be excused. Why waste your breath trying to defend the indefensible, especially when that person had no interest in defending America? Dont get me wrong, I do not think a lack of military service makes a person bad somehow, it's that he weezled his way out of service, then built a career playing a tough guy, with a large portion of his movies being military in nature. Thus, he is a fraud.

[@0570965]

Give that to the Metro Police, there won't be any drive by's or bikers trying to rule the streets. If it was that easy.