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

[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.