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Originally Posted by speede5
I was in a stage production where we used six shooters/blanks and I can see how some of this could happen. Our armourer was a army guy and he was quite diligent with the weapons. We all saw the guns and blanks on the table during safety briefs but when it came time to go live, when you were handed the gun mid act you didn't have time to break it open and check all the rounds.
On a set I would think you wouldn't have that time crunch in between takes.
The real mind bender for me is that they took the prop guns out shooting. Once designated a prop they should never have had live ammo in them. imo.
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Someone is going to have to explain to me the reason Live Ammo is required on a movie set at all.
I dont get it. Its a movie. Is there something that live ammunition can do that cant be replicated somehow? I dont see how.
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