[Trailerpark Badass]

Someone hands you a gun, and says, "here, point it at that guy and pull the trigger," and you're telling me it's ok to take their word for it that it's safe?

Sorry, grown-ups are accountable for what they do. In the real world, making excuses like "he told me the micrometer was calibrated," or "he told me the CNC program was proofed and good to go," don't fly.

[dhs12345]

No, not me. If it is a real firearm. Heck no. I'd be pissed if the production company were using fully functional firearms.

But how many times has a “gun” been pointed at someone in a movie. Heck even close range. I saw a clip from the Deer Hunter — remember that final scene when Christopher Walken’s character was playing Russian Roulette and shot himself in the head? BTW, Christopher Walken hates guns. Was the gun a prop or a fully functional firearm? Was there a live round in it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCW9NsrV6VM

Here is the gruesome scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytg80HJWLlY