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I greatly enjoyed Blood Work. Seems to me that Clint Eastwood is evolving into a real actor in his senior years. I notice when someone in a movie handles a gun correctly, but unless it's really bad, I tend not to notice much when they don't. I did notice him firing a shot into a stack of...

My first thought was of a scene from Blazing Saddles. "Give wallet or Chinaman die!"

Actually, I laugh my fundament off every time I watch City Heat, with Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds. The shootout in the garage, where they alternate drawing guns with longer and longer barrels? Priceless. :D I really dislike Steven Seagal, but his movies often have very authentic use...

Puts a whole new twist on that old joke about smoking after sex.

Today's trivia question: Who had "... a .45 just to keep me alive, and seven bullets on my side"?

I attended a conference where Richard Marcinko (the Rogue Warrior) spoke. He said we should run the UN out of the US and use the empty buildings to make money. He got a nice round of applause for the suggestion.

Probably the best are those already mentioned, Big Iron and Don't Take Your Guns to Town, but there are a couple that refer to guns that haven't been menioned - Seven Spanish Angels, by Ray Charles and Willie Nelson ("She reached down and picked the gun up that lay smoking in his hand...")...

The liberal in this story is really an imposter, or at least a very wishy-washy, luke-warm liberal. He never once considered giving that poor, underprivileged victim of capitalism - who had only a knife - his expensive gun.

BTW, is that Cliff Claven in the first pic??

As much as I might think a flame-thrower would make a great toy, I wouldn't want to actually try to use one. I've seen the movies. The guy with the flame-thrower is doomed; he'll be a human Presto log before the scene ends. I think I see some nice Mausers in the pile, though.

I find it interesting to consider one of the battle standards used by the Texans during their fight for independence against Santa Anna. The Texans had been given a cannon to protect themselves from Indians. During the early part of the Texas revolution, a Mexican officer demanded that the...

Hello from another newcomer. :)

"Thirty-eight caliber slug" Eastwood's character referred to a .38 slug from his gun. That could, of course, refer to the ammo he used or the actual caliber designation of his revolver; it could even be acknowledgement that a .38 and a .357 are actually the same caliber.

Thank you all .. ... for the greetings. Croyance, actually Uncle Ethan is the handle of another member here. I met him on another forum and he steered me here. I see some familiar "faces" here. Howdy to y'all. :) I finally got around to watching O Brother, Where Art Thou, Skunk. A...

My first post. Nice ta meetcha all. Uncle Ethan said this was a good forum, so here I am. :)