Unstoppable at the shooting range | S.W.A.T. | CLIP 

-1000 1)since when does changing out the buffer spring and gas rings tighten up a shitty made AR lower and upper ? 2) what the hell load of shite shooting competiton what that ? engage the target with rifle with only three rounds per stage , no double taps , three shots etc , no movement and fire or mag changes with the rifle. as for the pistol those idiots were shaking and not correctly handling or aiming the pistol ! reloads were also crap

@@geezerp1982 And no ear protection on anyone.

as movie and a movie action clip... 10/10. reality, not so high, but it is still a kick-ass movie compared to present day movies, even though it actually has more quality DEI than basically anything in past 6 years. Quality acting is not about color, it is about talent.

I never noticed that.

Well there in his hands lol at least there still in the scene

why wouldn't they cut and reshoot that? how does that make it into the film? wtf?

@@jp92382 probably he kept it going for the cameras. If you look closely, he's even faking the recoil

That's what happens when you run Kimbers

@@jp92382 Because the general public isn't going to notice it during the actual movie and if they did, it would only be during a time frame they could rewind and rewatch it to catch it (e.g. on DVD or YT)

damn, never saw that until now.....

Pfft, foam earplug cut in half.

At least he got really good later to do Punisher, skills drastically improved.

Also he dates the sister of who says he is just a gun bunny

2.48 Do they not have someone on set to at least show them how to hold a pistol.

Wow you are a great detective. Guys in movies like Colin Ferrell and Samuel L are NOT fuckn operators?! WOW! IM SHOCKED

Yes their grips are jacked up. You gotta remember guys. This was the early 2000’s. Most folks were using some f’d up grip. The thumbs forward grip was not being widely taught. And it’s Hollywood!

@@HaHa-mg2lwneither is say Keanu Reeves, but he trained with the pistols he’d be using before shooting(no pun intended) the film, makes his tactics look plausible

And the guy referring to him as "gun bunny" is the brother of Street's girlfriend, so odds are he knows his history, too.

@@jasonrichter6920GODDAMNIT BOXER DOES. Booo all of this

@@jasonrichter6920 yeah really if ANYONE should know he's more than a "gun bunny" its the guy who's sister he was plowing on the regular.

Cuz Street hasnt been active duty for while, he has. Also, he knew Street's rep, so taking him on and winning? Yeah, thats flex. If you were offered chance to kick pretty much the best dude in swat with him possibly being slightly "rusty", knowing that if you win, you can flex that you beat the best dude to have been on swat and if you lose, you lost the the best

@@legendaryjimbob7685 *Cuz Street hasnt been active duty for while, he has.* If Street is good enough to make SWAT that means he trains consistently off duty. His firearm skills aren't going to be rusty. And certainly not to the point where TJ and Boxer can act like it's not even a competition.

I just realised this myself! I've seen this movie so many times but the distance on the tv I never noticed it, he lost because of the malfunction, either limp grip causing ejection issue or just a genuine jam but he still had ammo in his gun thus losing him points to Hondo, orrr, was entirely intentional to see who was paying attention.

maybe and just maybe could be something from script, you got to remember that he is a little arrogant vs the metodic guy, that makes him more propense to be too much confident on him and his equipment, and not clean it or taking care of it too much, and adding to that, os the second time he makes that circuit, more chances of fail

like for real, D-Team is not exactly a massive team. Most of those guys know each other.

I was thinking the same thing. In an earlier scene right as they are about to be demoted, McCabe literally talks to Street and Gamble about the bank incident.

Thats for real,sent mine back to them twice and they did nothing

1 it was a movie from 03, they were definitely using blanks. 2 kimbers back then were actually good, not the cost cutting junk of today. 3 it was pretty realistic, police tend to use whatever ammo they are issued to practice, which by nature of being officers tend to be hollow points. Which, as most people know, hollow points (especially for 2003), don't agree with 1911s. They were designed for ball rounds. 4 I have said this in another comment before, but here goes. Kimbers are fine guns. Meaning they are very nice to look at, and they shoot well, however, they are not glocks. Too many people have talked about kimbers jamming, without realizing they are range queens, they don't like to be abused. They like to be pampered, cleaned after every use, and never carried and beat up. They're tolerances are too tight, they can't be shot 1500 rounds before being cleaned, like a glock. Mine does just fine with hornady critical, and can run speer gold dot and cci shotshells. My coworkers remington can't cycle the hornadys, and my dad's springfield just doesn't care. People need to realize not every gun can be run and gun abused.

@@brettvanderpool9546 I have 4 1911s. None of them have issues like kimbers do. My Wilson combat can take thousands of rounds without cleaning. It's not a tight fit or platform issue. It's a Kimber issue.

@hughlamont3696 again, Kimbers are Range Queens, meant to shoot ball ammo at paper targets every so often, and look pretty. People who take care of their stuff have it run better than those who don't. A wrx, or lifted road princess truck, will need tires more frequently when doing races and burnouts, than the toyota prius that goes from point a to b at reasonable speeds. Kimbers aren't made like a springfield or Wilson combat, they are trophy guns. My personal collection has seen more FTE out of my stock berettas and glocks, than my stock kimber. More hangups on my berettas and glocks than my kimber. But I take care of my equipment. I would not carry my kimber for anything, that's the glocks job, but I enjoy small groups at the range out of my kimber, with only 1 failure so far in a couple thousand rounds.

@@brettvanderpool9546 bud. A Wilson is going to outshoot a Kimber for groups every single day of the week. It is a vastly superior handgun with much tighter tolerances and it never jams. Kimbers are not good range queens. They are just bad guns that jam a lot unless they are pristine. That's not the mark of a good gun, it's the mark of a crap one.

No. Their audiences don't know a damn thing about shooting or firearms.

If you think about it, if they are at an active situation they won't have ear pro.

@@stranger13inch Not so. SWAT gets a call out after the fact, and ordinarily roll with all their gear in whatever they're driving. Comms are linked to ear pro.

​@@flyoverkid55wait we're the audience.

@@dominic6634 Yes, but just a small percentage.

and the result, FTE 0:48

My man... the gas tube is under the handguards, attached via roll pin, and is meant to be removed easily... I'll grant you that it's dumb to clean a gas tube, just replace it. They are like 20 bucks tops.

This movie was utter dogshit. The second you cast Michelle Rodriguez in a movie it instantly loses 2 stars.

And what sort of cleaning would you do to a tube that channels several thousand psi of hot gases on every shot, anyway? Believe me, there's not much fouling going on in there.

“They only roll in John Woo Movies.”

Actually was an Aikido roll

It's a callback to the original tv show. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zFijg_Tnn7M.html

Thank you 🙏🏻

This is pretty operator-esque as far as the 2000s goes

Meh. Not buying it. They probably had shitty technical advisors or none at all. Heat was made about 5-7 years BEFORE this movie and the action scenes were on point. Michael Mann hired elite technical advisors. Go back and look at the shootout scenes. Night and day between both films. These actors handled their firearms like chumps. Kinda sad.

"You're hearing loss is not service related"

Yes move was great i am actually watching the tv series at the moment

@@warlantactical Oh, I wasn’t aware there was a tv series, I’ll have to check it out 👍🏼

@@Siegmeyer_ net flix

He's measuring the distance between the hits. The closer the grouping of shots, the more points are awarded to the shooter.

Wasn't empty. It was a jam. Pause and look closer

Also some training scenarios you only load a certain number of rounds in the magazines.

They had ear protection

​@@PrometheusX93 He also hadn't drawn his sidearm when he did the roll. This comment section is just fat fucks armchairing a movie, treating it like they're taking some kind of military evalutation lol

Jesus wept its a movie, a MOVIE!! Created so normal people can switch their brains off and just watch for fun. Lighten up pointdexter.

@@stevenfaulkner6585exactly. Movies are for entertainment not accuracy.

The rolling is a callback to the original 70's tv show.

Quite embarrassing.. you'd think they'd get some training in before filming

Tea cupping was a common way to fire a handgun since WWII specifically the 1911 like the ones in use here. Kept being used by government agencies not least of which being the FBI which is where a lot of law enforcement takes their shooter training from. It was only after the GWOT started tactics changed and little things that made a big difference like grip on your weapon started to come around but wasn't common knowledge until the past decade.

Truth lol

It's a remake of a 70's tv show that featured the "tactical" roll in a number of episodes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zFijg_Tnn7M.html

you dont need to but you can do it just for the maintenance reasons, its not like youre ruining the gun.

@@frantisekbabic9683 it’s self cleaning. It liter cleans itself out