Prop supplier Seth Rossman discusses how firearms should be properly handled on movie sets in order to keep actors and crews safe.
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Hollywood Witchcraft Ritual Sacrifice
Nah, they hide that.
@Mr. B Mathew 6:6
holy f’n low audio
CANNOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE chamber or fire a live round. Ever. We aren’t dumb.
I’ve fired a blank out’ve my .306 so idk what your talking about
you are in fact dumb because blank casings are the same dimensions as live round casings and must be chambered to fire. only auto loading guns require modification to create enough gas pressure to cycle.
More accidental deaths have happened with car stunts.
Why are live rounds anywhere near a movie set?
“Live” can mean blanks as well. It’s possible that there was some debris stuck in the barrel that got propelled by the blank (as with Brandon Lee’s death)…although that would probably mean that someone wasn’t very thorough inspecting it.
Because certain films and shows do use live rounds for certain scenes
So they take real guns and load with real looking ammo. Only sometimes they accidentally get loaded with live ammo??????
Gun control activist Alec Baldwin was not practicing basic gun safety apparently.
it’s the armorers job to make sure things are safe, that’s why they are hired. it’s not on Baldwin when it’s not his job to make sure things are safe. anyone who actually works on a movie set could tell you how strict things are. and from all the information we have now about this case it’s pretty clear things were being rushed and the film was cutting corners. pretty clear outcome.
@Eric W Please educate yourself on basic gun safety and laws, if Baldwin wasn’t rich and famous, he wouldn’t stand a chance in a court of law.
@Justin Huang guess you might need to boycott the entire movie industry then because that’s standard procedure.
So how did a live round end up in the firearm then…….?
SOMEONE DID NOT CHECK THE FIREARM .
“accidental”
The last someone would be the person with basic gun safety knowledge and person using the gun ?
We’re in 2021 theres NO WAY you can excuse this. We definitely have the technology to make realistic guns without actual fire power, this is so stupid.
Transportation of hand guns in Canada y’all half to call police and call again when returned home with gun…….. did this happen on set. ..
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!sus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are we sure the cinematographer wasn’t a Trump supporter? 🙂
you are saying its alright if she was a Trump supporter?
@Francois Dupont
Just kidding. We all know how Baldwin feels about Trump supporters.
You pick up a fire arm..it is up to you to check breach. *Every time*
“prop” I think you can just call it a gun at this point.
who cares what kanaduh does? who even watches kanadian shows or movies? useless interview
Strict rules in Canada which is true. But I guess they’ll have to ban all guns in films and tv just to make sure we are completely safe
You gotta ask if they were firing live rounds on set to test guns or just getting familiar with it and know one cleared the gun. Props other than revolvers have side vent. Stuntmen and women get killed on set quite a bit all for thrilling violent movies not cool.