Alec Baldwin Rust trial to begin this week

[postman]

Fucktard: A majority of Americans know proper gun safety. Apparently not in the Baldwin household. I blame his parents.

Explain why Chuck Norris pulled the pin on a hand grenade without inspecting it.

 

[The Duke]

Explain why Chuck Norris pulled the pin on a hand grenade without inspecting it.

You don't know what happened before that scene started, fucktard.

You're getting to be a real annoying noosum that lowers my opinion of humanity's intelligence by your existence.

How da fuq you get so dumb, bruh? How do I talk to average intelligence people all the time and they don't come off

as stupid as you do? Do you know your IQ? Is it double or triple digits?

 

[postman]

You'd remove the 'dummy' bullets and visibly inspect them.

Dummy's or blanks don't have a bullet in the casing.

And you just violated the first rule of movie gun safety.
The armor is supposed to be the last person to handle the gun before the actor does so.
To make sure the actor didn't accidently do something to the gun.
Such as if it had thee blanks, and three dummy rounds. (dummy round being one with a bullet, but an inert powder or primer.)
This way, the gun actually looks loaded, but isn't.

 

[postman]

You don't know what happened before that scene started, fucktard.

Look for yourself. He pulls the pin on what could have been a live hand grenade.

How would inspecting it, let you know whether it was filled with C4 or playdough?

 

[Delldude]

Such as if it had thee blanks, and three dummy rounds. (dummy round being one with a bullet, but an inert powder or primer.)

A dummy round wouldn't be able to fire....besides that, they have a hole drilled in the side to denote it's a dummy. And Alec would have known if he had inspected the rounds himself in front of the armorer.

Would you take the word of the armorer and how would you feel when you killed someone?

Explain why Chuck Norris pulled the pin on a hand grenade without inspecting it.

Because they have a big hole in the bottom and they don't use live grenades on a movie set.

 

[postman]

A dummy round wouldn't be able to fire....besides that, they have a hole drilled in the side to denote it's a dummy. And Alec would have known if he had inspected the rounds himself in front of the armorer.

Not all dummy rounds are "de-milled". Some are made with real cartridge components, except the powder and primer.
Visually, there's no difference.

 

[Mr Natural]

A dummy round wouldn't be able to fire....besides that, they have a hole drilled in the side to denote it's a dummy. And Alec would have known if he had inspected the rounds himself in front of the armorer.

Would you take the word of the armorer and how would you feel when you killed someone?


Because they have a big hole in the bottom and they don't use live grenades on a movie set.

He probably should have. But then again, he’s an actor, not a munitions expert.

 

[postman]

Because they have a big hole in the bottom and they don't use live grenades on a movie set.

Dummy grenades look just like real grenades.

Munitions (grenades, missiles, etc.) with blue markings generally indicate those items that are intended for training. In this case, it will indicate that the grenade has an inert (non-working) fuse.

Army 101.

They look just like the working grenades, except for the color they're painted.

 

[marvin martian]

I'm a firm believer in gun control.

No you're not.

You cheered for a man who lied on a federal background check and illegally bought a handgun.

Then you cheered again for a trigger man who almost got away with gunning down two people in cold blood.

Both because they hate Donald Trump as much as you do.

You're blinded by hate.

 

[postman]

He probably should have. But then again, he’s an actor, not a munitions expert.

Have you seen actors light a stick of dynamite?

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[The Duke]

He probably should have. But then again, he’s an actor, not a munitions expert.

Dummy grenades look just like real grenades.

Munitions (grenades, missiles, etc.) with blue markings generally indicate those items that are intended for training. In this case, it will indicate that the grenade has an inert (non-working) fuse.

Army 101.

They look just like the working grenades, except for the color they're painted.

Fuck y'all's bullshit. Most people in America know proper gun safety and Alec Baldwin did not follow it and killed a woman.

That motherfucker is like the poster child for the gun safety rules right fucking now.

"

1. Treat all guns as if they are always loaded.
2. Never let the muzzle point at anything that you are not willing to destroy.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target and you have made the decision to shoot.
4. Be sure of your target and what is behind it."

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I was taught this when I was about 6 or 7.

 

[postman]

They have actors light sticks of dynamite. Pull the pin on hand grenades. Even cut wires on timebombs.

And every one, made to look just like the real thing.

 

[postman]

Fuck y'all's bullshit. Most people in America know proper gun safety and Alec Baldwin did not follow it and killed a woman.

What about Chuck Norris pulling the pin on a hand grenade.

Is that proper hand grenade safety?

Or the kids in the Goonies, lighting sticks of dynamite?

Is that proper dynamite safety?

That's why the prop master is responsible to make sure the gun isn't loaded with real bullets, the dynamite isn't real, and the hand grenade is inert.

The actors can't tell the difference.

 

[postman]

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Real or fake?

 

[Delldude]

Visually, there's no difference.

I don't believe you.

Dummy grenades look just like real grenades.

Look like.

He probably should have. But then again, he’s an actor, not a munitions expert.

Just being tried for felony involuntary manslaughter. He'll get a plea deal.

 

[Delldude]

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non-firing and blunt edge replica weapons with no moving parts

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Real or fake?

Fake.

 

[postman]

Look like.

Real or fake?

 

[marvin martian]

What about Chuck Norris pulling the pin on a hand grenade.

Is that proper hand grenade safety?

Or the kids in the Goonies, lighting sticks of dynamite?

Is that proper dynamite safety?

That's why the prop master is responsible to make sure the gun isn't loaded with real bullets, the dynamite isn't real, and the hand grenade is inert.

The actors can't tell the difference.

^^^The cult will happily defend a man who picked up a gun, didn't check to see if it was loaded, pointed it at a woman, and pulled the trigger.

Because they both hate Donald Trump.

Sick.

 

[Delldude]

Real or fake?

Jpeg url?

 

[JoeB131]

He shot a woman to death you fucking shitfuck! Every gun owner in America cares about this case. You're a stupid, stupid person.

You care for the wrong reasons.

This is about revenge because he mocked your Orange Jesus.

You'd remove the 'dummy' bullets and visibly inspect them.

Dummy's or blanks don't have a bullet in the casing.

No, on most movie sets you rely on the armorer's expertise.