Guns in movies drive me crazy some times!

[Eidolon]

Are you aware of a semi-auto handgun that does not lock the slide back on the last round, assuming it is not operator error?

Little Crappy Pistol

 

[Hedrin]

Are you aware of a semi-auto handgun that does not lock the slide back on the last round, assuming it is not operator error?

Boberg XR9-S
Boberg XR9-L
Boberg XR45-S

 

[Hedrin]

Freakin NCIS New Orleans! Bad girl guest star has Good guy guest star covered with a semi-auto, but quite obviously does not have finger on trigger. Gg knocks weapon away from covering him, weapon fires (with no finger anywhere near trigger, gun clearly shown not cocked), Gg gets control from Bg. Dialog happens and to emphasize the emotion of the moment and his willingness to shoot, Gg COCKS the gun. The same semi-auto that FIRED, not moments before.

 

[bofh]

Freakin NCIS New Orleans! Bad girl guest star has Good guy guest star covered with a semi-auto, but quite obviously does not have finger on trigger. Gg knocks weapon away from covering him, weapon fires (with no finger anywhere near trigger, gun clearly shown not cocked), Gg gets control from Bg. Dialog happens and to emphasize the emotion of the moment and his willingness to shoot, Gg COCKS the gun. The same semi-auto that FIRED, not moments before.

I stopped watching all NCIS shows. There is way too much gun control stuff in them and I got tired of that. Oddly enough, Pauley Perrette (Abby in NCIS) got attacked twice on the street in real life this past year and was completely defenseless both times.

 

[Oldgrunt]

In one of the last programs of "Person of Interest," Jim Caviezel was firing a semi-automatic pistol. The camera was on his left side, giving a clear picture of his pistol which, when fired, failed to show the slide or hammer move yet he "fired" several times. At least his finger was shown pulling the trigger. Obvious mistake which should have been noticed before airing the program

 

[XD40scinNC]

In one of the last programs of "Person of Interest," Jim Caviezel was firing a semi-automatic pistol. The camera was on his left side, giving a clear picture of his pistol which, when fired, failed to show the slide or hammer move yet he "fired" several times. At least his finger was shown pulling the trigger. Obvious mistake which should have been noticed before airing the program

By whom, people that are scared senseless of guns, the same mind set that equates semi-auto with full auto, or that 30 round "clips" are not a real problem because one you "use them up", there will be no more 30 round clips.

OBTW, "Person of Interest" has demonstrated some of the worst "gun ignorance" I have seen, such as a semi-auto not locking the slide back when empty, and going "click" with every trigger pull.

 

[Oldgrunt]

By whom, people that are scared senseless of guns, the same mind set that equates semi-auto with full auto, or that 30 round "clips" are not a real problem because one you "use them up", there will be no more 30 round clips.

OBTW, "Person of Interest" has demonstrated some of the worst "gun ignorance" I have seen, such as a semi-auto not locking the slide back when empty, and going "click" with every trigger pull.

XD: You and I finally agree on something! Will miracles never cease!

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[Blueshell]

One of my favorite episodes of Big Bang Theory, Leonard and Penny are at a shooting range. They rent a 5904, bring it to their lane, Penny racks the slide and then inserts a magazine. Leonard picks up the gun which is clearly decocked with the safety on and proceeds to blow a hole in his Reboks.

Fun times.

Where can I find episodes of Big Bang Theory without the 'canned laughter?