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05-02-2010, 05:05 PM
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When the main characters tells a villain that the safety is on, the guy will always look at the gun on reflex just long enough for the main character to grab and disarm.
A revolver doesn't have a safety, but when you tell someone the safety is on, he'll look. A Glock doesn't have any external hammer or safety, yet when pointed at someone off camera, it always makes a hammer or safety sound before the camera brings it into view.
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