I hate

[Red Matrix]

I hate that when Jack gave Micheal the gun, Micheal didn't realize the magazine was empty.

I mean, come on! You can tell when it's empty by its weight. The barrel weighs more than an empty clip, and it has a tendancy to point downwards if you hold it loosely.

This goes for all movies and shows... someone that has handled a hand gun before would notice this too.

God, it makes me so upset!

[Lpspider]

Eh, not that big a deal I think. I mean, if Michael knew little about guns. And the magazine was empty, but it was still in the gun... there wouldn't be that much of a wieght difference, would there?

[Red Matrix]

Yes, there would!

[Lpspider]

Originally Posted by Red Matrix

Yes, there would!

Hmm... well, fine.

[~annie~]

Doesn't it depend on the gun? Maybe it was just a.... heavy gun anyway. Like some bags feel like they already have a ton of stuff in them the moment you pick them up in a shop, while others don't.

[Red Matrix]

I would like to know, if any of you two have held a loaded, and unloaded hand gun before? (much less fired, lol) Carts (bullets) weigh a lot! Get a good sized magazine (15 pc) and you can tell.

[Michelle]

yeah, but if u r not used to handling guns, and u are in a rush and ur mind is on getting other things done like getting ur son back, would u even think about it 2 much??

[bladerunna]

she does have a point

[Red Matrix]

I'm talking about every film or tv scene involving one person handing another an unloaded gun. It may be okay here, Michelle, but what about the rest of moving-picture productions? This is just one of those things that gets to me. Like actors with fake glasses, the light reflects off the glass and you can tell they're not lenses. That actually makes me cringe. (yes, I have a problem)

[~annie~]

I've fired a gun before, just not a handgun. I can't honestly remember it that much, it was years ago in high school.

Anyway, I'll take your word for it.