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Very interesting video, especially seeing some of early blanks. Considering that the criminal trial for the armorer on the set of "Rust" just concluded a few months ago, do you think you could offer your opinion on that unfortunate incident and how safety should be done (and obviously wasn't in that case)? For the life of me, I still can't comprehend potentially live rounds being on a movie set today.

Why is it only millionaires can afford to buy Class 3 guns? Can you imagine the line of customers at the gun store today if the classic Tommy gun was selling for 200 dollars, like in days of yore. $200.00

That "traditional 50s classic gunfighter pose", heal rocked back, somehow looked familiar the moment I saw it in the movie. Thanks so much for the close-ups and discussion about it.

I knew it had to end up in the hands of a white boy.one even got the Sanford and son truck

The gun store scene.. 8,000,000/10.

The stuff that goes on the cutting room floor is tough.

The great gun hand Thell Reed was a local boy in Southern Calif. In his family BBQ restaurant was the mounted Alaskan bear he shot as a kid. He was so good with his guns, and he made killer sandwiches as well.

Very interesting car. Definitely the most 70s looking car out there.😅

I think the Tommy gun is overused in gangster films set in this time period because of how iconic it looks and also it's full automatic fire looks cool. From what I remember reading about police and criminals of this era is the Thompson wasn't really in high demand for the reason you stated being only 45 pistol caliber but also because the Thompson was so expensive and heavy. The only documented case of Tommy guns being actually used was during the St. Valentine's day massacre.

I agree, a full movie.

We need more of these tutorials, awesome

Ya and Buster scruggs was the only good one.we wanted a whole movie with him and his horse.....the rest sucked

i never stop watching buster scruggs and Old henry Tim blake Nelson snuck up on us now his the new western guy In Ozstraya have you seen buster scruggs Yeah good hey & henry The old Gold miner in the beutiful valley after ambushed It went straight thru didnt hit anything important was a sigh of relief the man with no legs & arms show haunts me that how vulnerable we can be . Hey Kudos to all the other suport actors outlaws etc well done real effective looks

Johnny Ringo style

Funfact... I tried to get my 3 male co-workers to watch the film; and they poo-poo'd the film because of the initial singing... I was like WTF is wrong with you people?

These insights are always appreciated. I'm always impressed by the little details and effort put into good movies like this.

I just watched him in Old Henry. Another outstanding performance. A very realitic gunfight.

I must have watched this movie a 100 times. I love it!

How much and were is the car serious .

This is important! Whatever happened to Dan? LOL

People who go nuts over period minutia like set screws vs pins in a pistol always amazed me. Seems they definitely need more important things in their lives. My buddy was like that with cars. If he saw a car in a movie a year before it was made, having the wrong trim etc. he would get up and leave.

Poor Ol’ Buster … never got his whisky.

Cool, thanks.. One of my favorite movies.

Just started watching this movie. Great firearm movie. Great historical lesson.

Ted Hinton said he wasn't sure he could shoot Bonnie. There were long discussions whether to ask for their surrender. Ted was told to use the BAR to hit the engine. If you look at the car, there is a trace of bullet holes from the engine compartment to the driver door handle. I wish directors and producers would quit putting artistic license over fact. There was no Thompson or Winchester lever action.

Thank you- wish I could have worked on aCohen Bros/ Ramie film

Taylor’s/Cimmarons are nothing but Ubertis or Chiappas depending on when they were bought, all Italian reproductions.

One of the best western films I have ever seen. Great respect for your talent as well. Thanks for the video.

Great video, great work on set and in this video, so cool to learn all this, thank you!

that is so cool sir! A job well done! Amazing how he was doing the one movie while learning all the stuff you taught him for the next movie. That’s a lot of switchin back and forth!

Love the song "The Kid" Sings after he kills Buster. Thanks for sharing thoroughly enjoyed the movie. The Humor, Camera Work, Cheeky lines, mannerisms and gun play you helped put in the movie were all top notch. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya

Damn!! A full half hour into the movie and no one has talked about their new gender or tried to tell me about how wonderful communism is!! Must not be a Hollywood production!!!

Absolutely awesome! 👍👍👍. You did a fantastic job.

Real cool video. Thank you for sharing. Willie has a very similar look to Michael Biehne's Johnny Ringo.

Great character.

You're a damn good teacher!!!! The performance by Tim Blake Nelson was outstanding 😀

Glenn Ford was reported to be the fastest with a gun on set. Audey Murphey kept a Colt 1911 handy on set.

Brilliant movie,

We watched it until the scene with the guy with no arms and legs being replaced with a chicken that plays tic tac toe. That was disturbing.

This was awesome! Thanks for sharing this. I loved the movie and the weaponry was as a big draw for me. The realism you were able to provide was wonderful!

What a great film! Loved Tim Blake Nelson in everything I’ve seen him in, and all the actors in this film were great. Well done Cohen Brothers and all the crew.

so any idea what's going to happen to the thing now, like does the new guy who owns it plan on restoring it? as its funny to think that the magnum force car that albert powell was in is still around

Diamond in the Back, Sunroof Top, Making the Scene with a Gangsta Lean, uh Baby....ruclips.net/video/ZVANQheoRUw/видео.html

that was the epitome of a fine traveling mobile.....

outstanding Video, thanks Mr Dillon

Make the movie the life and times of Buster's scruggs Hey, how about a TV series? If not the movie, I don't care which but more Please give us more of a Buster. PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You did good. great movie. Buster was very believable. When he shot the bartender from around his back, and sunshine showing through the hole in the bartender was one of my favorite seens in the entire movie. Really good stuff. Never will forget the wounded cowboy crawling on the floor of the saloon towards the door and Buster saying, "here, let me get that for you". Priceless.

It funny that he got down to details like the cylinder screw and ejector, when a guy in the Cantina had a modern company stamped on his holster and Buster is playing a Recording King guitar.

Excellent vidieo...really was...always wondered how they got recoil operated weapons to cycle with blanks. I remember an article in the American Rifleman about the ambush and Hamer said." I fired 2 times , sat down and lit a Camel....just sayin it's what I've read Good job!!!!

Buster Scruggs prequel!!!