Pro tip - it`s not a FAMAS.
What gun is this?
Cameron Howard
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Landon Ortiz
looks like an svd with the barrel chopped off.
Jack Smith
Famas. Or a draganov svu
Aaron Brooks
Bubba PSL
Christopher Diaz
He's a dead ringer for this RSO/instructor with USMC motard tats at my range
Grayson Martinez
such crimes should be punished by castration :(
Andrew Thomas
what is the object behind him?
Lincoln Peterson
Dragunov oberez
Jayden Stewart
Pretty sure that's a FAMAS
Lincoln Wilson
Edgley EA-7 Optica
Jace Ross
much thanks. Would have never figured that one out. Figured it was some kind of helicopter, but wow.
Owen Price
Judging by the length of receiver its SVD.
Matthew Martin
Obviously that's a Tavor.
Tyler Bailey
Which movie is that?
Fucking kek.
Easton Ramirez
Bubba Chinese SVD maybe
Adam Price
Zachary Phillips
Thanks, looks cool: youtube.com
Some pretty famous actors as well.
Gavin Sanchez
The film is actually bad. Good actors, great matte paints, decent aerial shots etc - but editing is utter trash, garbled mess of a film in the end.
Joshua Moore
It's actually the SAMAF, which is the standard configuration with the magazine forward.
Elijah Morris
I see.
Btw user, pic related is a fucking awesome b movie. It doesn't have any famous actors iirc but the movie itself, the special effects, the atmosphere, the decors are fucking awesome and won prizes at film festivals. It's basically Top Gun on a lunar station. The trailer doesn't do it justice though: youtube.com
HIGHLY recommend this one.
Sebastian Morris
Seen it long ago. It was actually good retro-futuristic film as I can remember.
Josiah Jones
>starring a mix between Karl Kasarda and Sam Hyde
Jose Young
>Pro tip - it`s not a FAMAS.
Haha... nice try, but it's pretty obviously a FAMAS, the G1 variant to be precise.
Christian Anderson
Nice one, a friend from school played in this movie.
He's seen for about 5 seconds somewhere in the background.
I was still impressed back then.
Jack Ross
>Seen it long ago.
Ah nice.
> It was actually good retro-futuristic film as I can remember.
I've watched MANY b-movies when I was younger (honestly, few things were comfier than watching a nice sci-fi b movie on a cold and rainy friday evening) and Moon 44 is undoubtedly one of the very best.
Haha that's pretty cool.
>I was still impressed back then.
Well, it was the late 80s/early 90s...Back then people still did things with style, talent and "gusto" if you know what I mean.
Matthew Ramirez
>SPACE HELICOPTERS
Leo Reyes
>It doesn't have any famous actors
>staring Malcolm McDowell
>directed by Roland Emmerich