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Police are investigating the weekend violence, which led officers to take the rare step of proclaiming the Riot Act.
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Police are investigating the weekend violence, which led officers to take the rare step of proclaiming the Riot Act.
Anyone should be able to tell that. people saying shot with a prop gun. it was not a prop gun. it was a real gun. prop guns can not emit live ammunition. there's a physical blockage in there that prevents you from putting it in there. if you can't put live ammo with bullets into a prop gun, it was not a prop gun, it was a real gun, a real gun like this, there's your cylinders, live ammo goes right in. so if somebody was shot with this, it was from a real gun. that means we had a real unmodified gun that we should stop calling a prop gun and we had live ammunition with a bullet on it. so not a ...
This happening again? i'll tell, you , the movie industry, the entertainment industry, has done a greatjob. the vast majority of the weapons you see in films and tv shows and that are not actual weapons, they're not guns. they are specifically designed to fire a special kind of a blank that will not accept a live round, or they're just proper guns with a few moving parts, not actual firearms, and they add the muzzle blast and the smoke in post—production afterwards. on lower budget films you'll still see some actual firearms with blanks being used. i think with this, and i think the trend ha...
Guns and other weapons appear on movie sets, tv sets and on theatre stages all the time, we rarely hear of accidents and yet this has happened. are there additional safety measures that will need to be introduced ? is this being looked at? does the movie industry and the entertainment industry need to make changes to prevent this happening again? i'll tell you, the movie industry, the entertainment industry, has done a greatjob. the vast majority of the weapons you see in films and tv shows and that are not actual weapons, they're not guns. they are specifically designed to fire a special kind...
Is this being looked at? does the movie industry and the entertainment industry need to make changes to prevent this happening again? i'll tell, you , the movie industry, the entertainment industry, has done a greatjob. the vast majority of the weapons you see in films and tv shows and that are not actual weapons, they're not guns. they are specifically designed to fire a special kind of a blank that will not accept a live round, or they're just proper guns with a few moving parts, not actual firearms, and they add the muzzle blast and the smoke in post—production afterwards. on lower budget...