Thread 63950568

What are some movies that had the most realistic gunfights that you've ever seen /k/? My opinion the "Way of the gun" has some pretty realistic fights

LA Confidential looked close to plausible idk

>>63950568 (OP)
>Way of the gun
that and Heat

>>63950568 (OP)
The most realistic gunfights are the ones that end within a few seconds with one party dead on the ground. Hard to find movies that embrace this but Blue Ruin is a good one.
https://youtu.be/vBFkHd4-skg

>>63950568 (OP)
There was a movie from the UK where a guy clears a street of gang members with an AR, then gets distracted and shot in the back with a shotgun. That was decently realistic.

>>63950599
super good pick as well. I forget how awesome this sequence is. You don't hear the first shot that missed unless youre paying attention. also; nugget.

i'd add Collateral

>>63950568 (OP)
Still the most accurate/realistic wild west style shoot out that I've seen on film. Same with the duel at the end.
Between this and "A History of Violence," I put Viggo up there with Kilmer for all time GOATs of gunfights.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkvtoXOI03k

Shoot'em Up

I thought Wind River had good shootouts up until the people flying from getting hit by a .45-70.

>>63950709
It just looks good on camera. Good movie

>>63950584
>Heat
They actually do show the gunfight from Heat to new Marines, I know that for a fucking fact. It's just that accurate.

>>63950709
>>63950713
>why you flanking me bro?!?

>>63950713
Another typical "wypeepoh bad, race mix NOW!" movie with shitty gunplay and your dumbass eats it up and asks for seconds

>>63950568 (OP)
Heat and Civil War

>>63950568 (OP)
John Wick

>>63950568 (OP)
Бpaт

>>63950635
The Veteran. He gets distracted because he smokes a bystander by accident.

>>63950568 (OP)
The Raid and Generation Kill

>>63950635
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV1qDpyyAMo
Banger of a scene, apparently the movie itself isn't that great though. How realistic actually would this be though? I don't mean the ex-commando going on a killing spree I just mean the kind of weapons the gang members are using, I'm lead to assume while they do use an assortment of handguns they don't generally have THAT much of an arsenal

>>63950881
I'm going to steal your semen and unwittingly force you to miscegenate.

>>63950568 (OP)
Dr. Strangelove
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIHGHHhFWac

>>63950736
>she didn't see it

Last shootout in Death Sentence with Kevin Bacon.

>>63950881
You are a fragile little bitch who is scared of pictures on the TV

I don't know how realistic this scene is, but its mine favorite.

>>63951346
Unexpected mention, but is homemade this silencer really that feasible? I have my doubts.

>>63953344
>but is this homemade silencer
Fucked up on my English again (despite it being my first language).

>>63950568 (OP)
M60 scene in Hold the Dark.

>>63950568 (OP)
Everything with Steven Seagal. :^)

>>63953322
Definitely a very good scene.

>>63950709
>fuck you, let's go

>>63950599
>the ones that end within a few seconds with one party dead on the ground
they did that in way of the gun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Km6511oAc
couple seconds of gun fire
then later you see some dead bystanders and bodies

>>63953344
it was realistic enough in brat, if memory serves me right it was still loud but he threw firecrackers or something at the same time to use as a distraction. and it was a 22.
it wasnt silent but was enough to make them question where the bang came from.

>>63950599

Few know this but the Blue Ruin guys posted on /k/ around 2012 asking for advice on guns. Wish I could find the thread. They based the survivalist neckbeard friend that gives the noguns MC guns on us, its why he uses a Mosin in one of the scenes.

>>63953128
Came here to post this. I once saw a webm on here of Dr. Strangelove next to actual combat footage, there was no difference to be seen.

>>63952995
The Raid is just silly

>>63952995
The Raid is meh. Raid however is pretty kino for some scenes like that .50 at the end

>>63954364
>A couple of seconds
>Over a minute and a half
Did you post the wrong clip?

>>63954488
theres mutiple gunfights in that clip
the one that takes place offscreen when they go go outside is over in a few seconds.
then the gunfire starts up again when the other 2 exit.

>>63950709
After rewatching it i think the only brutal part of this movie is when hawkeye blasts his 45-70 into the sky right next to the perps ear

>>63950568 (OP)
I got a 9mm Mk IV Series 70 because of that movie.

>>63950568 (OP)
Collateral is my #2.
Way of the Gun is my #1.

>>63950568 (OP)
Tarkovs raid series is okay, bullets hurt and people die when they are killed. Only frustration is that people don't really use the assets available to them, both Bears and Usecs have several grenade launchers that see little to no use throughout the show (instead of waiting 10 minutes to use their RPG, the Usecs could have won the first fight just by opening with 40mm) and nobody carries an MG (well, except the SAW gunner that is killed offscreen before he is even introduced), even though we see several times in the last episode how badly a well placed MG can fuck shit up. But aside from that its pretty good.

>>63950736
Do you even flank bro?

>>63950568 (OP)
>What are some movies that had the most realistic gunfights
I've never seen a gunfight IRL to compare to, so going to have to go with Equilibrium

>>63954567
There's constant shooting outside from when the first dude goes out until he comes back in and snatches the girl.

>>63950568 (OP)
Outside the amount of ammo everyone was carrying this has some super realistic gunplay

>>63950581
Based choice

>>63950568 (OP)
Not a movie but go watch the Tarkov Raid series.

>>63950881
I came to the same conclusion, anon.

>>63950568 (OP)
The intro to The Dark Knight
>You have any idea who you're dealing with? You and your friends are DEAD!

>>63954409
that’s actually really fucking cool
the first time I saw that movie I knew there had to be a connection between that guy and his nugget with /k/

>>63953344
>>63954396
https://youtu.be/Nrzbk9-tumU?t=470

I don't know what's realistic about this. It's some mobster walking around with 5 other guys, MC throws a firecracker and then presumably shoots his mark off-camera (unless this is somehow cut from YouTube). What did the other guys do? Did they not notice that there's someone literally within their personal space?

>>63950735
I was shown the gunfight in army basic training

>>63953090
in london it's mostly "russians" aka shitty soviet pistols that barely work. a street of shitty council flats will have a burner russian pistol between them, that might just explode when fired, but its mostly for show. there was a rap group who called themselves Moscow 17, and it was this link to russian firearms that spawned the name. listen to "Moscow March" if you wanna see the kind of people we are talking about (most of them have since died).

more organised gangs might have some serious shit that was stored away in the countryside. the scene from hot fuzz isn't a joke. a lot of people in the country just kept it all and held the "come and get it" attitude. they found a sten in some guys house near me a while back. they claim we don't have guns but some guys got a functioning fucking sten under his bed

>>63954991
That panic magdump is fucking great, I love this movie. Hopefully someday I'll find a nice 659.

>>63955012
if your just watching clips its out of context.
basically main guy is hired to be a hitman by his brother. he carries out the hit on those mobsters.
the guys that chase him are unrelated to that mobster that was killed. they are associates/enemies of his brother. they were looking for his brother cause they knew his brother was going going to do something.
his brothers basically a pos trying to make a play for himself.

>>63950599
Unfortunately rifle bullets are faster than sound so they fucked this up as well. He would not hear what killed him.

>>63955257
I watched this movie when it came out, but I skipped through it earlier today. You're talking about the two guys chasing him. I'm talking about these guys.
Look at this. There's like 6 or 7 fighting age men around him. Did they all just miss the guy shooting at point-blank range at their boss/associate/whatever? I don't think throwing a firecracker is going to help you here.

>>63950568 (OP)
Sicario. You get to see cartel goons get their asses kicked.

The main PoV character is kinda stupid but I think that's intentional. She's a clueless goody two-shoes DEA chick, juxtaposed against the actual hardcore operators she's rolling with.

>>63955268
>Did they all just miss the guy shooting at point-blank range at their boss/associate/whatever?
they see their boss fall down and they dont see main guy at all cause he already took off.
the guys who chase him had hired his brother to do the hit and were there to kill the brother after he did the job. they were already looking for a shooter.
all those guys were caught unaware. they just didnt react fast enough.

>>63950568 (OP)
I liked a Danish western The Salvation because the guy was using some lever-gun instead of revolvers - it seems likely to me that this is something a farmer would do as a carbine would be a weapon he would buy over a revolver for his use-case; like shotguns (and not pistols or rifles) were weapons of choice for European farmers.
They are talking in some weird accent there but it's only proper and historical as well considering that it's a movie about Danish immigrants.

>>63955288
Bro, how do they not react? He’s walking way too close for comfort, their boss suddenly drops dead, and somehow they don’t hear the “silenced” shot or notice the guy right next to them lowering his bag awkwardly. There’s a reason the shooting happens off camera: there’s no way to show it on screen without it looking goofy as hell.
We're literally talking even closer than this scenario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYI79ziwh0w

>>63955288
>>63955299
Like, also, are we going to pretend that this guy, who's literally just an ex-mobik (as far as I remember), shot and killed that guy with one .22? Or did he shoot several times through a Sprite bottle and nobody noticed that either?
That scene is dumb as shit.

>>63955299
those were the secret service who on on guard and exist to protect the president.
these are criminals. a crime boss and flunkys who control that area. they arent expecting to get shot.
the whole movie is basically guys getting caught unaware and shot. no talking no build up they just get shot before they can do anything.

I like the scene in breaking bad where Hank kills Tuco.

>>63955310
Anon, I know that SS and Russian gangsters are not exactly apples-to-apples, but unless all 6 of those guys had severe brain damage--which I'm willing to believe given that it's Russians--there is no way in hell they would be caught so unaware that MC would just walk away.
I'm having a hard time imagining how MC would even line up a good shot in this situation considering just how many goons there are between him and his mark. Do you think he just pushed through their group and fired point-blank or something?
Just accept that it's a cult classic showcasing the 1990s shitshow and that some aspects of it as realistic as Russia keeping it's best troops stowed away for later. ;-)

>>63955334
i think he stood roughly 10-25 feet away and shot him in the back.
hes shown to be good enough to kill somebody at a farther distance from a moving train.
you are the one claiming its point blank. you see him scout out the area in the movie. theres no reason it had to be as close as you think.

the makeshift bottle just needed to be enough to disguise a gunshot not mask it entirely. it clearly didnt make it movie silent considering the guys who were actively expecting a shooter were able to clock him.

>>63955359
>i think he stood roughly 10-25 feet away and shot him in the back.
Anon, please, watch the actual scene. The guy in the white jacket is a goon. They're all clustered together. This is MC lighting the firecracker, after which he continues walking behind them. Next shot is the firecracker exploding. The one after that is the two other goons looking for who did it.
Are you telling me he lit the firecracker at a range where he could touch them, then somehow walked 10-25 feet away WHILE walking in the same direction as the mark, then shot him with one .22 bullet through a Sprite bottle and a plastic bag while shooting from his hip, and then walked away as nobody noticed it?
It makes no fucking sense lmao.

>>63955376
NTA, but John Wick is a documentary compared to this.

>>63955376
he shot the guy when the firecracker went off, at that point people are wondering wtf that sound was. might have taken them a while to notice the boss had even been hit

>>63955398
Okay, you do you, anon.

>>63955401
if you want to keep arguing about how it happened whatever. the point wasnt that the guy teleported behind him,
it was that a bottle silencer works enough to disguise a gunshot but was noticeable enough to be something.
if it was a shitty movie ie johnwick 2 nobody would have noticed.
the realism is that it didn't silence the gun perfectly and other devices had to mask the shot.

>>63955415
I don't even know if that's what the director was going for. Maybe he was thinking that firecrackers would just distract everyone and MC would sneakily shoot the mark with his Sprite bottle.
Honestly, not calling this scene shitty is a bit of a stretch, because literally the whole shooting happens off-camera.

THIS is the scene?! Are you fucking shitting me. You can't tell shit from this.

If you're looking for a real answer, not a movie but the series Terminal List has probably some of the most realistic shooting scenes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7MSq0vtmYE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Yhx8lrnAM

>>63950568 (OP)
>>63950599
>>63950654
>>63950899
>>63953090
>>63953128
>>63954364
You notrainings wouldn't know a realistic gunfight if a Glock jammed in your face. These are all fuckin terrible.

>>63955640
I particularly don't like the second one. I work close protection and how the fuck are private security guards in a big city (looks like NY) just roaming around with full auto weapons on standby? Half the time, guards of major principles aren't even armed. Private close protection is security theater.

Not a movie but a series. Mr. Inbetween wasn't bad:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTDGJJnJG5I

>>63951346
I like this movie but it's not realistic at all.

>>63955260
That scene doesn't do that though? You can literally hear the crack of the first bullet that misses before the sound of the gunshot.

>Hardcore Henry
>is just a compilation of civilian Russian dashcam videos depicting everyday life

>>63950568 (OP)
I'll use this thread to shill Strike Back, which has pretty cool gun fights. Don't watch after season 4/5, when girlboss team is introduced.

>>63956291
>I work close protection and how the fuck are private security guards in a big city (looks like NY) just roaming around with full auto weapons on standby?
San Francisco. Because that guy already had a threat against his life. They were on high alert already, they knew that Chris Pratt was after him

>>63955276
It's crazy how good Sicario is compared to its sequel.

>>63956291
Yeah it's hard for me to watch a lot of those bodyguard movies since I also have personal protection officer licensing. Private armed guards won't be carrying full autos. Illegal and insurance isn't covering it. If armed and armored, it's almost always a concealed pistol and soft armor. Vast majority of the time it's sitting in a car doing jack shit.

Only time any full autos are out (still unseen and hidden), is it's law enforcement, there's credible threat, and they need to be somebody very important.

>>63956390
Kek

>>63950568 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRpc6gQ-KjI&t=276s
El Camino. Besides the 1911 having like 12 rounds, the shooting was pretty realistic.

>>63950568 (OP)
Romeo+Juliet
Looks like all the gas station cctv and ring camera footage.

>>63950568 (OP)
Equilibrium

>>63950568 (OP)
>most realistic gunfights you've seen
does not get any realer than this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gne8v9aj45w

>>63958630
I desperately, desperately hope that the Liam Neeson Naked Gun film that's coming out is the right sort of absurdly stupid, funny shit deserving of the name.

But I just cant help have that nagging fear that its going to be an awful disappointment, by trying too hard.

>>63956291
IIRC, Jai Courtney was the founder and CEO of a PMC and Chris Pratt was a fugitive SEAL that had already killed a dozen people and made it publicly known that Jai Courtney was next. I have no idea how difficult it would be for Blackwater goons to have a handful of automatic weapons on hand, just in case, after being warned ahead of time that Jocko would be storming their HQ, but I'm guessing they could make it happen.

>>63950568 (OP)
Unironically Forrest Gump.

>>63956938
>personal protection officer licensing
That's not a thing and you're lying about when police can have full auto weapons too, notraining. I've never even known a SWAT team to use theirs even on callouts. They usually have one or two for special purposes but that purpose is basically never. Police don't use suppressive fire.

>>63958718
They would not be carrying around full auto weapons in California, all of them would know that being caught with them or using them would result in prison time. Nobody cares about their client that much, if shit really goes down they're gonna retreat. To carry in California you have to be a California resident with CCW or from any state with LEOSA. They'd still be relegated to only carrying a concealed handgun and 10 round mag, legally at least. Some are stupid enough to break the law for the low pay and no benefits they get.

>>63958816
Also to consider no company is going to break the law and supply those weapons because the second they're found or used, they're out of business and criminal charges are coming down. But hey it's a movie, there really aren't many realistic scenes except for what notrain normies consider realistic.

>>63950568 (OP)
Jesse Stone

>>63958816
And when the alternative is potentially being dead?

>>63950568 (OP)
>most realistic gunfights you've seen
scuffle, shooting, mag change, shooting - hits mag release by accident, changes mag again, keeps shooting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGWReyuqEmE

>>63958816
>personal protection officer licensing
>That's not a thing and you're lying about when police can have full auto weapons too, notraining.
Kek say what bitch? You've already demonstrated you're a larper and don't know shit. https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/private-security/carrying-rifles-commissioned-security-or-personal-protection-officers
Ppo = bodyguard you're required to be licensed in texas and every other state to be unarmed guard, armed guard, or ppo. They have different licenses and requirements
>I've never even known a SWAT team to use theirs even on callouts. They usually have one or two for special purposes but that purpose is basically never. Police don't use suppressive fire.
Holy shit you're retarded. Lots of law enforcement have autos. They rarely go out with them. Only time ever see a "bodyguard" rocking one; they're feds or on duty law enforcement protecting somebody really important. law enforcement aren't ppo/bodyguards unless they're moonlighting for extra cash and even then they're not carrying anything fancy.

>>63958884
It's illegal for a ppo to carry one. Insurance isn't going to cover it. If caught with it or even use something not covered by law as approved armed guard or ppo weapon, you're being charged like every criminal. Your employer is losing their license at least along with civil suits and criminal to follow.

>>63958718
>have a handful of automatic weapons on hand, just in case,
If their HQ is also registered as a SOT FFL manufacturer, they can have the goodies as long as they're following the laws on how to store and who has access to the goodies.
>>63958816
>Nobody cares about their client that much, if shit really goes down they're gonna retreat.
Nobody is taking clients that risky for insurance purposes. They leave them to ask law enforcement.

>>63959436
>Texas

I'm not from Texass kid, that's where the misunderstanding is. It's gonna vary by state, I was under the impression they're all just security guards like in my state. In California, there's no special classification for bodyguards. They're supposed to be in a marked uniform, but my company just has us in plainclothes with our guns concealed, a violation of the armed guard laws. For mobile protection the guard is not working in security guard capacity, he's just a guy with a CCW. It's totally illegal and the company is gonna get raked over the coals if they every have to shoot someone, but that's only happened once in 40+ years of the company's existence. The owner is some pretentious Jew who doesn't care what the law says, and probably will get away with it because of connections.

>>63959469
>California
Oh you are retarded and have lower standards and only need a "guard card" like your ten round magazines. Top kek. Carry on dumb ass

>>63959338
God Glocks suck so fuckin bad, how can they be failing in nearly every real shooting and still be issued?

Also this is why no movie shooting scenes are realistic, because they don't look like this. In real gunfights everybody gets shot up even if one side or both are completely untrained. Movies can capture firefights at distance pretty well but these movies where the guy just clears a bunch of rooms without taking a hit are completely unrealistic.

>>63959465
>Nobody is taking clients that risky for insurance purposes
Oh they will, some will advise against public appearances, and if they do it anyway and it's a guaranteed assassination attempt/dead guards they're not going to cover them and will cancel the contract. But there's shit tons of smaller companies just run by random retarded veterans that have a go hard mentality that will take those contracts, not even charging a high fee for them, and get everyone killed. I've yet to see any company actually using good tactics, it's all shit they made up that doesn't work. Only Secret Service I've seen use good tactics. Governor's details are probably decent too, but on the private side it's a joke and you're guaranteed to die along with your client having a high chance of death if shit actually goes down. Everyone they hire are fuckin dopes, I mean it's literally just security guard work. Anyone with talent is going to be on the government side reaping those benefits and pay.

>>63959479
I took a detail in this state because it's the highest paying state for such work. Other states get laughably low pay. My rate is 100k or more for an easy job, with my level of experience I don't even touch government work for less than 120k. I consider this interim because of how bad the schedule is, I can't be fucked to cater my life to someone else's schedule, especially a busy billionaire's. I'm going back to the government side soon idk where but hopefully not goyimfornia.

>>63959490
>But there's shit tons of smaller companies just run by random retarded veterans that have a go hard mentality that will take those contracts, not even charging a high fee for them, and get everyone killed.
Citation needed of armed bodyguard detail (basic bitch guard card holder in California) being offed with their client. Movies don't count. Larperator.

>>63959494
My dad works at Nintendo too.

>>63959480
it wasn't failing, that dude just fumbled every single control on the weapon because
>lol semi autos kinda complicated and not easy to operate

>>63959500
Reagan's bodyguard got shot during his assassination attempt. More recently lots of Mexican bodyguards have died when their political client was assassinated. You don't wanna do this shit in California, half the time they expect you to be unarmed. Yes the world's top billionaires only have armed coverage like half the time they're in public. I know for a fact Bozos guys were unarmed during his wedding and were instructed to do certain poses to give the air that they were armed. They were an American security team abroad, there's no permitting to be able to carry a gun anywhere in the world.

>>63959494
>It was real in my head
This is so full of inaccuracies about private security. Don't even know where to start. It's just hilarious the level of retardation and fantasy you're living.
>>63959645
Reagan's was secret service. Mexican bodyguards are in Mexico. Again you can't provide any for California. Why even larp as private security? It's like the most retarded and safest job ever in the USA. It's entirely boring. What are you California trying hard edition of Bolt Force?

>>63960023
Bud all I have is a guard card and wondered why our field detail are just dudes with a CCW, if that. Many of them aren't even armed, their job is to be a bullet sponge if shots ring out, which I doubt anyone will actually do. It really isn't something to larp about, any retard with a military background can do it because the turnover rate is so high. I work 6 days a week with about an hour and a half commute both ways. Damn near 70 hours a week are dedicated to this bullshit and there's no way to get around the short staffing. Owner refuses to hire notrainings, sorry kiddo.

Maybe not a /k/ movie strictly speaking but I always thought the combat scene near the end of Dr. Strangelove was particularly gritty for such a goofy film. Kubrick had a great idea filming it war-doc style.

>>63960081
>I was only pretending to be retarded

>>63960124
The Eagle Has Landed also have good fight scenes where the German paras are outgunned like hell and get wrecked by MG fire from armoured cars. In a modern remake it'd all be some rambo type meleeing his way through them instead of the grounded and undramatic way it was shot.

>>63953090
Movie is ok. Worth a watch

>>63960081
>any retard with a military background can do it
KeK.
>any retard can do it
Fixed it for you. Anybody that takes private security seriously is a retard, be it a private security employee or people afraid of temu rent-a-cops. Majority of the time they can't legally do shit and rest of the time they won't do shit for fear of legal issues. And the only time they do something, they're retards like you that get in trouble with the law cause they think private security is some form of glorified job.

>>63960394
Public figure protection is not typical security. I had to go through an academy where I was literally tortured. Hooked up to a car battery, drowned, and attacked by attack dogs. I wish I were joking. I feel like those parts were unnecessary but at least they put you through a course of fire and you have to maintain firearm certs 4x a year. You on the other hand, literally have no professional training.

>>63960256
A cop would smoke you.

>>63953344
It works very well with 22lr pistols. You get around 90dB, sounds like a pellet gun.
Soda bottle filled with steel wool. They fit Ruger's MK pistols barrels like they were made for it.

>>63956911
Best part of the sequel is Brolin greasing an entire truck full of child soldiers

>>63960406
Pic related is you. Damn Californians are delusional beyond belief.

>>63959480
>failing in nearly every real shooting
cop got shot in the legs, went down, used radio first instead of topping off first, but got reloaded and worked that slide like a champ to shoot beaner crashing through the door. It looks like the beaner did not realize cop was sitting and fired to high givng cop a split second to shoot three shoots into bean before he pushed his mag release accidently. He racked, tried to strip mag, realized it was not there, reloaded and dump more lead into jumping bean. It looks like glock worked properly (saved cops life and killed the bean) but in the panic cop did not reload first, then dropped the mag accidently, but still won the fight. Movies are obviously fake because they need the star to win, and all people need to be staged in the view of the camera.

>>63960406
Wait wait. Pic related is better since you're taking private security so seriously to invent "trainings"
>Public figure protection
Yeah, real ones are on duty law enforcement that the individuals consult with local law enforcement with for any public events for law enforcement presence. Temu rent-a-cops are just there to stand around and have already consulted with law enforcement on where they are to stand with their thumbs up their butts for any large events.

>>63960406
gavin de becker's academy?

>>63960406
>academy where I was literally tortured. Hooked up to a car battery, drowned, and attacked by attack dogs.
>I'm like the SoF of private security here
LoL doubt. No private insurance is going to cover any of that. Pull up documentation of this so called academy on where they publish such an intense "training" agenda. You won't be able to like you can't pull up private security bodyguard teams getting offed with their clients in the super dangerous private security guard card holder world of California.

>>63960482
Yeah, his background is in Israeli intelligence so the training is to torture people to see if they'll talk. Not really relevant or useful if you ask me.

>>63960517
He literally details his training academy in his books. They're simulated scenarios.

>>63960466
Cops don't know anything about close protection, totally different fields and tactics notraining.

>>63960635
>Outed as retard living in fantasy.
>Doubles down.
Noice.

>>63958630
This is supposed to be a joke, but this is unironically more real than any of the other slop posted in this thread. Go watch videos of gas station robbery shoot outs and it basically looks like this. People just duck for cover and then blindfire mag dump in the general direction of the assailant.

>>63960745
You still don't have any training in any field so are lesser than a security guard and WILL perform worse in any given scenario.

>>63960785
>People just duck for cover and then blindfire
Niggers and notrainings do that. You don't see cops doing that in police shooting videos but often the ones shooting at them do.

Is Gecko45 posting in this thread?

>>63960858
>Thinks being a temu rent-a-cop is something to brag about
Kek. I work tech sector. I'm good being a house nigger. I have absolutely no desire to be a field nigger that fantasizes they're being buck broken by mastah with batteries and dogs licking their nuts.

>>63960864
>You don't see cops doing that in police shooting videos
Should have known the one fantasizing about made up bodyguard training fantasizes that cops are super trained Uber mensch.

>>63960864
You don't see them do it when shooting some unarmed crackhead but when somebody shoots back they spazz out just like anybody else.

>>63960406
>>63960864
This larp is too good. Thanks for the new copy/pasta material >>>63961080

>>63950654
the only thing its lacking is the fact that the 4 outlaws wouldve probably just ambushed them and those 2 would be dead on the spot before having a chance to fire

>>63961083
Try this one
>>>63962085
More applicable as a reply if drop a few sentences about cop cock worshipping, but retain the disconnect from reality.

>>63962110
K think I got it and was able to keep cop cock diddling going. We were blessed with a sperg of anon for this larp >>63962181

>>63962188
And this one >>63959494
with some edits makes a good reply to anybody that replies like here >>63962225 be sure to keep the kiddo and the glorifying of police and security guards. This >>63960081 looks like good second reply if they keep going. We either got blessed with a troll or somebody is seriously this delusional and it's just funny.

>>63959443
>>63959465
They're not rent-a-cops, though, they're PMC goons that have spent the last 20 years executing civilians in the desert.

>>63954669
that scene with the HMG was so fucking kino

>>63962232
You're schizophrenic and delusional. You're not going to beat someone with even base level training with your notraining.

>>63962236
Most PMCs are rent-a-cops. They're rent-a-soldier which is even lower. They don't tell you that military experience only certifies you for security guard work.

>>63962932
>You're not going to beat someone with even base level training with your notraining.
I live in a gated community. The biggest threat to my security and safety is some angry 70 year old white lady in charge of the HOA. I think I'll survive.

>>63950654
too bad they ruined that movie with cuckoldry and that ugly whore

>>63951346
/k/ino of the highest order

>>63955260
are bullets faster than the speed of love?

>>63962232
https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/63950568/
I'll be able to always cut and paste California a ons ramblings. <3

>>63965872
You can post it all you want schizo. I live in a gated community. The biggest threat to my security and safety is some angry 70 year old white lady in charge of the HOA. I think I'll survive.

>>63965876
A cop would smoke you.

I had to go through an academy where I was literally tortured. Hooked up to a car battery, drowned, and attacked by attack dogs.

>>63955241
Yeah idk about that one, the actual firearms used in that scene are pretty true to life for a London street gang. For one Russian pistols are known for the opposite of unreliability but also there's plenty of variation anyway.. Revolvers, Glocks, Berettas, MACs, Skorpions, Uzis and as available as these are only the serious criminals are going to be choosing these over knives/swords. Also when talking about London criminals a drill rap group isn't the best representation, even if the nature of their lyrical content is about gang violence it's pretty surface level and largely word of mouth. The members of Moscow17 haven't "mostly died" either one of their members was shot, another stabbed but I think the majority of them are serving lengthy sentences (that's usually the case for drill rap groups)

>>63956287
I'm getting a lecture from an armchair warrior who's never seen combat or been in a real firefight on what is and isn't realistic. There is nothing more bent than those larpers who run around shooting steel targets on a timer, faggotry of the purest form

>>63966599
A cop would smoke you.

I had to go through an academy where I was literally tortured. Hooked up to a car battery, drowned, and attacked by attack dogs.

>>63966603
Are you a bot, I think you're spamming

>>63966604
You're schizophrenic and delusional. You're not going to beat someone with even base level training with your notraining.

>>63960406
Is that you Gecko45? Top kek

>>63966603
Basic grooming isn't being tortured, a taser isn't a car battery, 2 seconds of faux water boarding isn't drowning and your insistance on playing red rocket with the S&R dogs isn't getting attacked.

>>63960406
>Gecko45

>>63966666
>playing red rocket with the S&R dogs isn't getting attacked.
See
>>63966677
Search and Rescue dogs can get feisty.

>>63953344
On other revolvers, no, but that's a slavjank pistol made in a machine shop, so there's a good chance it's based on a Nagant, so maybe?
>>63955302
He spends the whole movie saying "Oh, I was just a clerk lol" but he's clearly lying

>>63950709
A lot of people don't like this scene but you have to keep in mind they're using pistols and they all are wearing vests.

>>63955640
That was pretty good.

>>63950568 (OP)
>What are some movies that had the most realistic gunfights that you've ever seen /k/?
Definitely Equilibrium. When I served in the Israeli Mossad, they taught us a similar variation of "gun kata."

>>63966803
How many innocent Palestinian women and children have been killed because of that foolishness?

>>63950709
When I saw it first time, the meme 9mm vs 9mm came to my mind.
Also, Wanda as CIA was ubber incompetent.
Only Hawkeye to save the day.

>>63950568 (OP)
>What are some movies that had the most realistic gunfights that you've ever seen /k/?
Taxi driver
>>63950568 (OP)
>My opinion the "Way of the gun" has some pretty realistic fights
Your opinion is not based on any first hand experience of close range violence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU_HtCfDgmk

>>63966614
>You're not going to beat someone with even base level training with your notraining.
I've bee shooting for 30 years kid. Anyone who is competitive in silouette will destroy a larperator at 40 yards with ease. In the end of the day though always remember, handhuns are by far the most inferior and ineffective of firearms compared to shotguns or rifles.

>>63966958
>Anyone who is competitive in silouette will destroy a larperator at 40 yards with ease.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnrHl_M-dZI

>>63966958
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znlA22lHKS0

>>63960879
>based Gecko45 rememberer

>>63966958
>Anyone who is competitive in silouette
Niggers and notrainings do that. You don't see cops doing that in police shooting videos but often the ones shooting at them do.

>>63950568 (OP)
This shit right here.