Alex Baldwin exonerated

mccoyfan · 2024-07-14T23:41:59.059Z

Dont need sound. Can be edited to include sound or computer generated later.

SixFoot · 2024-07-15T00:44:44.716Z

mccoyfan:

Dont need sound. Can be edited to include sound or computer generated later.

And the quality of the recoil will look just as trashy. Not that sound was even mentioned.

EternalVigilance · 2024-07-15T01:41:52.860Z

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mccoyfan · 2024-07-15T05:18:08.970Z

Does Sig Sauer make prop guns.

Sig Sauer have tendencies to shoot without pulling the trigger.

Samm · 2024-07-15T05:23:42.184Z

Where are you getting that?

mccoyfan · 2024-07-15T05:27:19.779Z

P320.

There been some legal ramifications

Dozens of cops claim SIG Sauer handguns fire on their own — without even being touched.

Samm · 2024-07-15T05:28:41.232Z

Cops … probably those silly holsters they often use, not the gun.

dderatz · 2024-07-15T11:40:20.208Z

SixFoot:

dderatz:

You’re confusing a blank with a dummy round. Dummy rounds that are used in movies and on stage are indistinguishable by sight from a live round.

Except for the whole primer assembly not even being there at all. Just a big gaping void. Usually plastic “bullets” of a completely different color than copper. Sometimes holes drilled into the sides of the casing. Easy to miss these things.

That’s not correct. First of all, the dummy bullets I have used are very real, with real casings, real bullets and a primer (obviously unprimed) in place. You would not be able to tell the difference except by weighing them for the weight of the powder.

SixFoot · 2024-07-15T12:42:02.264Z

dderatz:

SixFoot:

dderatz:

You’re confusing a blank with a dummy round. Dummy rounds that are used in movies and on stage are indistinguishable by sight from a live round.

Except for the whole primer assembly not even being there at all. Just a big gaping void. Usually plastic “bullets” of a completely different color than copper. Sometimes holes drilled into the sides of the casing. Easy to miss these things.

That’s not correct. First of all, the dummy bullets I have used are very real, with real casings, real bullets and a primer (obviously unprimed) in place. You would not be able to tell the difference except by weighing them for the weight of the powder.

I have no doubt that you couldn’t tell the difference.

toreyj01 · 2024-07-15T15:04:41.026Z

SixFoot:

dderatz:

SixFoot:

dderatz:

You’re confusing a blank with a dummy round. Dummy rounds that are used in movies and on stage are indistinguishable by sight from a live round.

Except for the whole primer assembly not even being there at all. Just a big gaping void. Usually plastic “bullets” of a completely different color than copper. Sometimes holes drilled into the sides of the casing. Easy to miss these things.

That’s not correct. First of all, the dummy bullets I have used are very real, with real casings, real bullets and a primer (obviously unprimed) in place. You would not be able to tell the difference except by weighing them for the weight of the powder.

I have no doubt that you couldn’t tell the difference.

He’s telling you the truth here, I saw the comparison of bullets (dummy vs. real) and the only difference is at the tip of the bullet. The real one is more pointed than the dummy. Otherwise the bullets are absolutely identical.

The argument was that Baldwin should, after being told he had a “cold gun” (a gun with only dummy bullets in it), should have inspected it himself just to make sure it was safe. But with the gun being loaded he would have had to pull the bullets out just to see the tips and try to compare them. Which seems a bit unrealistic, and isn’t done on movie sets by any actor, ever.

The armorer who was convicted was the daughter of a legendary armorer and this was her second film assignment. So she definitely screwed the pooch here and played things way too loose. She brought live ammo onto the set so she could do target practice on breaks for fun. Which is a huge NO NO. And then she mixed the live ammo into the bin with the dummy bullets. She should have and was prosecuted, she is currently serving time for what she did.

Why the NM GOP was so hellbent on prosecuting Baldwin is evident. He made fun of Trump. They kept hiring prosecutors until one finally agreed to do it, and she hid evidence in order for it to happen. This case was already paper thin, this just killed it completely.

SixFoot · 2024-07-15T15:06:35.672Z

Look at all these dummy round experts.

Jezcoe · 2024-07-15T15:36:50.129Z

toreyj01:

Which seems a bit unrealistic, and isn’t done on movie sets by any actor, ever.

I can confirm this.

TheRedComet · 2024-07-15T16:21:41.465Z

Wouldn’t be the first time a holster caused that problem.

The Russians went nuts for some crazy Makarov hostler in the 90s. And were then shocked they were negligently discharging all over the ground when they tried to pull their pistols.

Of course some of that came from a change of how they holstered their pistols anyway. In the Soviet era they were trained to not keep a round in the chamber and to rack the slide as they drew the sidearm. Leftover from the old TT-33 days since it didn’t have a safety or double action trigger. When the Union collapsed new training based on how western soldiers and police officers carried their side arms came into the picture. Needless to say the leftover old timers had problems.

dderatz · 2024-07-15T17:23:14.259Z

SixFoot:

Look at all these dummy round experts.

I have worked as an armorer. Have you?

Samson_Corwell · 2024-07-15T19:08:13.839Z

thinkingman:

Samson_Corwell:

thinkingman:

Safiel:

Prosecutorial misconduct cannot be tolerated.

neither can prosecution of hollywood elites

good job cheerleading

Safiel is the least cheerleady person on here.

oh good lord. pls. total leftist lefty as they come

busts loose on cases anti-trump pro leftardando, silent as church mouse otherwise. not hard to see.

wait…. sorry were you being sarcastic?

Sure, pal.

SixFoot · 2024-07-15T19:48:59.542Z

dderatz:

I have worked as an armorer.

So have a million other overweight Privates who couldn’t perform with the weapons or the class props.

dderatz · 2024-07-15T20:42:51.025Z

SixFoot:

dderatz:

I have worked as an armorer.

So have a million other overweight Privates who couldn’t perform with the weapons or the class props.

That’s just an ignorant remark.

D

SixFoot · 2024-07-15T20:46:05.156Z

dderatz:

SixFoot:

dderatz:

I have worked as an armorer.

So have a million other overweight Privates who couldn’t perform with the weapons or the class props.

That’s just an ignorant remark.

D

Yeah my bad, some of them did make it all the way to E-4 by the time their 8 years was up and they were no longer eligible.

mccoyfan · 2024-07-15T23:57:36.541Z

They say it doesnt have external safety.

Dont necessarily have to be in holster, it can accidently fire just when it is sitting at rest.

RTchoke · 2024-07-16T01:01:50.437Z

mccoyfan:

They say it doesnt have external safety.

Dont necessarily have to be in holster, it can accidently fire just when it is sitting at rest.

My Sig does not have a manual safety. It has yet to go off when not intended too. Granted the only time it is loaded is when either myself or hubby is carrying or plinking, but all the times it’s been bounced around in and outside of a holster, never a problem.

Personally I’m not comfortable with no actual manual safety , but it fits me well and I like it.