Films with realistic depiction's of firefights and shoot-outs

[k9870]

Was watching NCIS and there gun handling is very good, not quite realism but nice high grips, no teacup crap, trigger discipline, etc. (the main cast, random bad guys wrap fingers around triggers and point them everywhere.

[S&Wshooter]

Or, K9870, you could be a cop in Beaumont. Carry whatever the hell you want below a magnum and get shot at all day, every day by people you can't arrest because it's "racist"

[funkychinaman]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

Or, K9870, you could be a cop in Beaumont. Carry whatever the hell you want below a magnum and get shot at all day, every day by people you can't arrest because it's "racist"

I have to admit, the only reason I'm familiar with Beaumont, TX is because of Ron White. All I know is that it's close to Houston.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by funkychinaman

I have to admit, the only reason I'm familiar with Beaumont, TX is because of Ron White. All I know is that it's close to Houston.

1:30 from Houston, good people terrorized by ghetto trash. Crippling poverty and drug use everywhere. It wasn't always like that though. It was a pretty decent place before crack

[Markost]

Has anyone seen The Aura? One of the final shootouts was pretty realistic,
one of the robbers was trying to aim his Taurus to a guard with a single hand, wasting bullets until he took it with both hands.

[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by Markost

Has anyone seen The Aura? One of the final shootouts was pretty realistic,
one of the robbers was trying to aim his Taurus to a guard with a single hand, wasting bullets until he took it with both hands.

I tried to look up that film on Youtube, and got nothing.

[AdAstra2009]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I tried to look up that film on Youtube, and got nothing.

try "El Aura"

[Markost]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I tried to look up that film on Youtube, and got nothing.

I´ll try to upload the scene.

[Krel]

Originally Posted by Markost

Has anyone seen The Aura? One of the final shootouts was pretty realistic,
one of the robbers was trying to aim his Taurus to a guard with a single hand, wasting bullets until he took it with both hands.

There is a great scene like that in the first season of "Breaking Bad". The main character's DEA brother-in-law goes looking for him and runs in to a drug dealer. The drug dealer empty's a full auto rifle at the in-law as he rapid fires his Glock at the drug dealer. As they both reload, the brother-in-law gains his composure, and takes careful aim. When the drug dealer pops out, blasting away, the brother-in-law drops him with one shot.

David.