whats your favorite movie gun blooper

[mathews28]

This ought to be a fun thread. Whats your favorite movie gun blooper.

 

[Bubba]

Urban Dictionary: Glock 7

 

[Blaze261]

 

[jmiller676]

It happens all to often in a lot of movies. When ever a guy picks up a gun that has been firing he then manually chambers a round when there should have been one in there already. Also, a round does not eject out of the chamber proving that it was loaded. So how could it have been firing?

 

[Slade]

Is that the wrong way to mount an Aimpoint? "Sarcasm on"

 

[Joe Williams]

Just saw it last night, watching Lake Placid 2. At one point, the sheriff and another guy switch guns, leaving the sheriff with a grenade launcher and no rifle. The sheriff takes off on his own, with no rifle in his possession. Blows up a crocodile with the grenade launcher, and he and the folks he just saved take off walking... but now the sheriff has a rifle, but no grenade launcher. He carries the rifle for a while, eventually links up with the guy he got the grenade launcher from... but now they are both carrying rifles, with no grenade launcher in evidence. A while later, another crocodile shows up, and the sheriff's rifle mysteriously disappears, replaced by the grenade launcher.

 

[Blaze261]

Is that the wrong way to mount an Aimpoint? "Sarcasm on"

Backwards

 

[Eddie]

From the Aliens movie. The M41A Pulse Rilfe is described as firing caseless ammunition. It is hard to see here, but when Vasquez picks up a pulse rifle (after she loses her M56 Smartgun in the first fight) the pulse rifle mysteriously spews cartridge casings.

Image:Aliens 030.jpg - imfdb :. guns in movies :. movie guns :. the internet movie firearms database

 

[Bigum1969]

Just saw it last night, watching Lake Placid 2. At one point, the sheriff and another guy switch guns, leaving the sheriff with a grenade launcher and no rifle. The sheriff takes off on his own, with no rifle in his possession. Blows up a crocodile with the grenade launcher, and he and the folks he just saved take off walking... but now the sheriff has a rifle, but no grenade launcher. He carries the rifle for a while, eventually links up with the guy he got the grenade launcher from... but now they are both carrying rifles, with no grenade launcher in evidence. A while later, another crocodile shows up, and the sheriff's rifle mysteriously disappears, replaced by the grenade launcher.

I watched part of that movie.... maybe the worse movie I've ever seen.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

How many times have we seen revolvers in westerns fire 10-15-20 shots without reloading? The accuracy of these wheel guns was also legendary as they made it easy to ride a horse at full gallop down main street picking off snipers hiding behind the facade of the local saloon.

 

[Bigum1969]

The whole Jason Bourne going from a Glock to a SIG back to a Glock in the same scene.

 

[Joe Williams]

I watched part of that movie.... maybe the worse movie I've ever seen.

That's what makes it so fun to watch

Also, you've clearly never seen Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

 

[Bigum1969]

That's what makes it so fun to watch

Also, you've clearly never seen Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

Great point... those kind of movies are so campy they draw you in like a car wreck.

 

[MinuteMan47]

I want Bruce Willis' .45s that he uses in 'LAST MAN STANDING'....they never run out of ammo!!! Awesome!

 

[OneBadV8]

Mark Wahlberg manually chambering a round on an M82A1 in Shooter

Kills me everytime. Also he goes back and forth from shooting right handed and left handed. Not sure if that was on purpose or not though.

 

[norman428]

The whole Jason Bourne going from a Glock to a SIG back to a Glock in the same scene.

I noticed that too, but someone told me it was a Sig 228....?

 

[Indysioux]

There’s a recent movie out called Surveillance. Early in the movie the LEO is able to shoot out a tire on a car on the highway moving 50 – 60 mph, at a distance of maybe 50 – 75 yards, and the movie makes it seem like he can do this at will.

Later, near the end of the movie (and yes, he is wounded), the same officer, with all the time in the world to aim, can’t make a lethal hit on an unsuspecting villain from a distance of 8 – 10 feet. He nips the edge of the villain’s arm (tis but a scratch).

Geez!!! on both shots.

Edit - both shots are with a sidearm

 

[Eddie]

Great point... those kind of movies are so campy they draw you in like a car wreck.

The Evil Dead trilogy falls into this category.

 

[SSGSAD]

I look for things like Outlaw Josey Wales, he has cap and ball revolvers, but spare shells in his belt... I do not think that is accurate, I may be wrong, but did Colt have cartridge revolvers before 1873 Peacemaker......

 

[mathews28]

a lot of good ones i hadn't noticed. Anybody ever seen death hunt. bronson lays his gun down and jumps of a cliff and lands on a pine tree. when he gets out of the tree he picks up the gun that he left several huindred feet above him on the ground and continues running.