The best gun scene from any movie, EVER!

[twyacht]

This has got to be in the top 5!  You know its true..........


http://youtube.com/watch?v=awskKWzjlhk

[kmbr45]

The 2:45 starting at 1:10 of this clip starting from the movie Snatch is one of my favorite gun scenes. Note: this clip is NOT SAFE FOR WORK.


http://youtube.com/watch?v=TRV3xA9Zcds

[brosometal]

Since we have stated the movie clip onslaught here's a good gun movie clip without any guns and not very PC.  Sorry ladies, its just a movie.

Opening scene to Way of the Gun


http://youtube.com/watch?v=bnfhMaBKlnQ&feature=related

The Good the Bad and the Ugly was a great clip, but a bit bittersweet.  My uncle died on June 5.  He was the unconfirmed child of James Dean and Clint Eastwood.  At least that is how I felt.  Some of my first shooting experiences were with him.  He was one of the last of a dying breed.  His ashes sit in a little wooden Winchester box and he rode his Harley to chemotherapy. Tougher than chewed up nails with huge heart.  He will be missed.

[7mmRELOADER]

always liked this one 
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_3i3FSrvMiE&feature=related

[ericire12]

Opening scene to Way of the Gun


http://youtube.com/watch?v=bnfhMaBKlnQ&feature=related

Wow! that was Sarah Silverman..... I wasnt sure until she started dropping the F-Bomb

[Sponsor]

[twyacht]

always liked this one 
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_3i3FSrvMiE&feature=related

Nobody twirled a Winchester, like Rooster Cogburn!  I've tried, its hard standing still, let alone on a horse.

[Hazcat]

Nobody twirled a Winchester, like Rooster Cogburn!  I've tried, its hard standing still, let alone on a horse.

The Rifleman.

[gunman1911]

HAZ took the words right out of my mouth! Yes all that are mentioned are excellent movies but let not forget the 21 foot rule.

[Hazcat]

One of the things I liked about the Rifleman was how they handled the aspect of the 'gun'.

I can think of two shows that ponted out the way WE (2A supporters) look at guns.

One was where a prissy male teacher got his panties in a wad when Lucas dropped  Mark off at scholl with the gun in the wagon.  Teacher said "Don't bring that killing machine near school'.  Of course it ended where Lucas saved his sorry a$$ with that killing machine.

Another was when Mark got afraid of the rifle (can't remember why) but had to overcome his fear of it to toss it to his Dad.

Good lessons on mind set and reality.

[tombogan03884]

One of the things I liked about the Rifleman was how they handled the aspect of the 'gun'.

I can think of two shows that ponted out the way WE (2A supporters) look at guns.

One was where a prissy male teacher got his panties in a wad when Lucas dropped  Mark off at scholl with the gun in the wagon.  Teacher said "Don't bring that killing machine near school'.  Of course it ended where Lucas saved his sorry a$$ with that killing machine.

Another was when Mark got afraid of the rifle (can't remember why) but had to overcome his fear of it to toss it to his Dad.

Good lessons on mind set and reality.

The old shows were like that. They had morales AND morals.