Guns, guns, guns!
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Guns, guns, guns!
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Looks like fun, doesn’t it?
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Well, rocking and rolling on full auto is a lot of fun
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«we felt the women had been ignored»
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«I, I like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my hands»
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(Aaahhh.)
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«you know, I, I
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Like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my
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Hands»
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«you know, I, I like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my
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Hands»
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(Aaahhh)
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«You know, I, I like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my
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Hands»
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«the feeling of, of the machine gun i
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N my hands» (here we go, 30
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Rounds"
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«the women had been ignored»
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«I like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my hands»
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(Aaahhh)
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«got to be an addiction!»
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«you know, I, I like the, the feeling of, of the machine gun in my
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Hands … got to be an addiction with me!» |
(Aaahhhh… nothin' like it!)
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Hey, beautiful, beautiful! |
Last one got 'em!
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«30 rounds in one and a half seconds! |
Real firepower…»
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«we felt the women had been ignored … they’d been kept ignorant
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And, uh, afraid of firearms, when they’re no more difficult to operate than
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A household appliance»
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Hi! |
I’m Candy Jo, and I’m shooting the Ingram M-10, or the Mac-10!
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GUNS
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This gun is one of the most well-known machine guns in the world
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(GUNS.) not only because it has been featured in numerous Hollywood movies
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(GUNS.) but also because it has derived underworld popularity. |
(GUNS.)
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The Mac-10 is the weapon of choice because of its concealability. |
(GUNS.)
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With this gun, even I could stop most of the bad guys out there
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GUNS
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As you
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Can see, this gun is really fast! |
(GUNS.) It fires a 9
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Millimeter round at a rate of 1200 rounds per minute! |
(GUNS.) That’s, like
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20 shots per second! |
(GUNS.)
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Not only that, it weighs just six and a quarter pounds, and it’s
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Only ten and a half inches long. |
(GUNS.)
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Hello, my name is Julie, and this is the M-16. |
(GUNS.)
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I’m shooting the MPK submachine gun. |
It’s made in Germany, (GUNS.)
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The MP stands for Machine Pistol. |
(THIS is a real gun.) This gun fires a 9
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Millimeter cartridge at a rate of 550 rounds per minute. |
(GUNS.) That’s
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Close to 10 rounds per second!
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(«they're no more difficult to operate than
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A household appliance»)
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What surprises me is how easy this gun is to handle. |
(GUNS.) I
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Guess that’s what makes it so much fun! |
(GUNS.)
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The barrel on th
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E MPK is six inches long, and I’m shooting it with
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A 30-round magazine. |
(GUNS.) It weighs just six and a half pounds, (GUNS.)
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And has a clever folding wire stock. |
(GUNS.) Those Germans really know how
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To make a machine gun! |
(GUNS.)
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Now THIS is a real gun
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Not one of those wimpy submachine guns
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I mean, I’ve never fired a gun before in my life! |
(GUNS.) But let
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Me tell you, once I got that machine gun in my hands, there was no stopping
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Me! |
(GUNS.) It’s a blast! |
I love it! |
(What a blast!)
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It’s a blast!
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It'
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S a blast!
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It’s a blast!
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(«Whew, THAT was a blast…»)
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«Well, we started out telling a little history, y’know, with a
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Little music like 'Annie get Your Gun' and a pioneer-dressed woman… and
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The story line developing through the, um, the dance hall girl who had
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To… protect herself in various ways… all of these having various
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Concealed firearms… then into the contemporary business woman in a
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Business suit… uh, the recreational woman… a police officer… (we know
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Criminals will always get guns) the, uh, security guard… and finishing
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(„That's enough overdramatics. Give me that gun before someone gets hurt
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Stand by…“)
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With, uh, the beach woman clad in a bikini.»
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(«Stand by…»)
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«Okay, alright, stop right there
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(„Stand by…“)
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Where do you
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Conceal the gun in a bikini?»
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(«Stand by…»)
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But what do you expect? |
This is my first time ever firin' a gun
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(Yeah!) much less a machine gun! |
(Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!) (GUNS. GUNS.)
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Hi there! |
My name is Lisa, and this is the H & K G-3. |
(This is
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Fun!) The G-3 fires a 716 round at 550 rounds per minute. |
(GUNS.) This gun
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Really packs a punch! |
Wow! |
(Lot of kick to that, I’ll tell ya)
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«As demonstrated in the fashion show, even when the firearm was
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Uh… exhibited, about 90% of the people never even saw it, or where it |
Was. |
They just saw it appear.»
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«Now where else did you find places to conceal deadly weapons?»
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(«Oh, there’s Conrad General over there, let’s say hello to Conrad General
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Hello, Conrad General!»)
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«Firearms.»
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«Okay…»
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«There are lots of deadl
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Y weapons; |
we’re only dealing with
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Firearms.»
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«Okay.»
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«We're taking this from a defensive posture. |
(You go on about
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Your business, you see?) Uh, ankle holsters, there were garter belt
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Holsters, uh, midriff holsters, which are not unlike a tank top, and a
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Holster sewn into that, it fits, uh, underneath the breast area…»
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Hello, I’m Tish. |
I’m shooting the Thompson submachine gun (GUNS.)
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Hi, how are ya? |
I’m Denise, from San Diego, California, and I’m
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Gonna show you how to shoot the AK-47 automatic rifle, (GUNS.) the standard
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Issue to the Soviet Bloc Army, I might add! |
(It's a BIG gun!)
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This gun weighs nine pounds, seven ounces, and fires 600 rounds per
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Minute. |
(GUNS.)
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The fifty round drum is a lot of fun, because you can just shoot
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And just keep on shooting! |
(GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS.)
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(Whew! Blew the other window out!)
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«.have the shoulder holster, then the standard hip holster, and
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Uh, waistband holsters…»
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«The horizontal shoulder holster was the perfect accessory for the
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Businesswoman of the 80's.»
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(Yeah!)
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«There ya go.»
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«What about ball gowns?»
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(Yeah!)
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My name is Adrian. |
How are you doing today? |
(GUNS.)
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I’m shooting the world-famous Uzi submachine gun. |
(GUNS.)
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I can just imagine stopping a group of terrorists in their tracks with this
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Magnificent weapon. |
(GUNS.)
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The Uzi is a bit heavy at seven and a half pounds, (GUNS. GUNS.)
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But. |
that gives it some heft and something to hang on to! |
(GUNS. GUNS.)
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There’s something about having a gun in your hands, and being able to
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Control it, (GUNS.) I don’t know what it is, but all the girls talked about
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It…
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(Anytime YOU want to go shooting, just give me a call)
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«What's next?»
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I really don’t know anything about guns, but when the producer said
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I was going to be shooting the Uzi, I immediately recognized it as the gun
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The Presidential Secret Service men carry under their coats!
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«What's next? |
Do the firearms themselves come in, uh, fashion
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Colors?»
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«Well, believe it or not…»
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Hello, am I on?
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(oh, no)
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We’re here at the Tra
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Demark, the motorcade is coming by here, (oh
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No) just heard a call on the radio for all units along Industrial (oh, no)
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To pick up the motorcade, something has happened here… (she calls) we
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Understand there has been a shooting…
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Oh, no she calls
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Oh
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No she calls
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Oh, no she calls
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Oh, no
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(it appears as though something has happened) oh, no…
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The motorcade sped on
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The motorcade sped on
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It appears as though something has happened in the motorcade
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Route…
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Something, I repeat, has happened in the
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Motorcade route
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(she calls, oh, no)
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The Presidential car coming up now… (the motorcade sped on)
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I see Mrs. Kennedy’s pink suit… (she calls, oh, no)
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There’s a Secret Service man (the motorcade sped on)
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Checking over the top of the car (she calls
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Oh, no)
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We can’t see who has been hit (the motorcade sped on)
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If anybody’s been hit (she calls, oh, no)
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Something is wrong here (no, no, no …)
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Something is wrong here, something is terribly wrong (RUN, BOY!!!)
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Something is wrong here, something is
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Terribly wrong (RUN, BOY!!!)
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Something is wrong here, something is terribly wrong (RUN, BOY!!!)
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Something is terribly wrong
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Stand by…
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Something is terribly wrong
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(RUUUUNNN!!!) Just a moment
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Please
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Something has happened in the motorcade route, st
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And by, please
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«There's the prisoner… you have anything to say in your defense?»
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«There is a shot… (RUN!!!) Oswald has been shot!»
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(RUN, BOY!!!)
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«Oswald has been shot!»
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(RUN, BOY!!! RUN…)
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«A shot rang out as he was led… into his car
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(RUUUUUNNNNNN, BOOOOOOYYYY!!!)
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«There's a mass confusion there… swirling, and… fighting…»
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GUNS
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«As he was being brought out, now he’s being… led back into
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His… turned to the ground… the police have the entire area blocked
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Off… (RUUUUNNN, BOOOOOYYYY!!!) everybody stay back… he is… being
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Hustled in… to me, he appears dead, there’s a gunshot wound in his lower |
Abdomen.»
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«Senator Kennedy has been… Senator Kennedy has been shot… is
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That possible? |
Is that possible?
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He has fired a shot… he still has the gun, the gun is pointed at
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Me at this moment… I hope they can get the gun out of his hand… be
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Very careful… get the gun, get the gun… (RUUUUNNNN, BOOOOYYYY!!!) stay
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Away from the gun…
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His hand is frozen
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get a hold of his thumb, break it if you have
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To, get his thumb… That’s it, Rafer, get it! |
(Get the gun!) Get the gun
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Rafer! |
(Get the gun!) Hold him, hold him! |
(Get the gun!) Hold him!»
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Get the gun!
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«I hope they can get the gun out of his hand…» |