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Originally Posted by Tervuren
Not pointing these at someone still seem to be an important part of safety.
Playing bang at a real person with a real gun while not even filming is the final avoidable step.
I doubt Jeff would play bang with a real gun at a person even if he checked if it were loaded for live ammo first.
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For make believe TV/Movie bs, sometimes pistols are in holsters on the opposite hip, facing backwards and drawn while "fanning" the hammer with the trigger being held.
No one would do this in real life.
In order to create movie BS.... this causes the muzzle to be pointed at about half the room .... in an arc of approx. 180 degrees from holster to target. AB did this with a gun he thought was unloaded.... it's a totally reckless cross-draw, while fanning that I KNOW Jeff has never done in real life... NO ONE does, not with real ammo.... it's pure TV/Movie make believe BS. AB wasn't aiming at her .... an accident occured because a loaded gun was in his hand and he was practicing his role ... following a movie script.
Rain or not .... I'm done now
IMHO
