Part of the impact of that alley scene is that they used the same sound recording technique that they learned on accident from Heat. Instead of putting in gunfire effects in post-production, they realized from Heat that the sound of the blanks was better because it echoed so well in that urban environment and felt way more real for the audience. So they did the same in the alley, but this time on purpose. (Learned that from one of the making-of extras.)

"Yo Homie, that my briefcase?..."

Love the editing and the actual effort to go full costume and gear in all your Vids.

Watched this scene over, and over, and over. One of the top ten movie shooting scenes in history. Good job on the breakdown, well done!

This is the best video of the USP .45 I've ever seen.

Great vid / editing / taste. Slight correction -- I believe -- about the order of development. I'm fairly sure the USP entered development before the SOCOM program for the Mark 23 (1989 vs 1990 or so). When development began on the Mark 23, HK based it on their preexisting concept for the USP. I remember hearing or reading SOCOM was afraid operators with heightened adrenaline would inadvertently decock the USP's safety/decock lever instead of simply disengaging the safety from Condition 1. For this reason, the functions were separated into two different levers on the Mark 23's large frame. Much of the development of the two pistols ran concurrently, of course, but the USP 40/9 were released to the public in 1993, and the .45 in 1995 -- then finally, the Mark 23 was delivered to SOCOM in 1996, same year as the release of the USP Compact. And the USP Tactical in '98 (I'm hazy on the Expert and Elite timeframe). Yo homie.

This is some quality content.

I love that movie. But on the topic of iconic scenes...If I think about Collateral, I always think about the club scene.

I'm picking up my HK USP 45 on Tuesday. HKs are my favorite brand. I have quite a few models. I can't wait to add this classic to my carry rotation. 😎

I am so glad I kept my usp 45acp

I’m so glad others saw that scene the same way I did. I was 21 when I saw that movie and had just purchased my first handgun so that was almost 20 yrs ago and that yo homie part I just kept rewinding it on the dvr over and over again and then also was In love with the USP from age 13 from using it in the OG RB6 I own an HK 45 c but still don’t have the USP but I will one day.

beautiful love letter to both the usp and movie. if you grow your hair out you could use the suit for a val kilmer heat larp

Sick! Have 3 of them

Slick Editing and a Great Topic, Def a underrated channel

For volume 9mm, for Schopin power 45 ACP. Great video! Getting a can for nefarious purposes would be difficult, and concealing adjustable sights wouldn't be reccomended but curious if the USP Tactical was considered for Vincent's wet work. For screen purposes/practicality the size and muzzle reports might have been a factor.

Wow- well put together vid.

After the usp 40, there was the 9mm and then the 45. Neil Mc Cauley had the 9 in 1994... He had to take a Sig Sauer P220 at the end to get a 45 caliber

underrated movie underrated preparation for all those scenes

Favorite movie of all time. Cruise busted his ass training for it.

Man I Hope Ur channel grows rapid

Amazing work good sir 🔥👏👏

The club shoot out was great too!

This is a great channel

Very nice editing

Your vid’s are awesome

Vincent flies in LAX and gets a briefcase on the spot. He probably worked with the firearm that was included with the workups and details for the hits. He would not have necessarily have chosen it himself, if we follow the info provided in the film. Nice video!

I just bought a USP in 9mm. I’m already have it in 40 cal. My next purchase for sure is the .45 ACP version gotta have the trifecta

Beautiful editing and good shooting! The usp 45 can push you around a bit, it takes being a little more deliberate with the fundamentals to shoot as well as a modern 9mm. But again, awesome production value

Well done

love it when this channel uploads, keep up the good work classified! (also damn yt back on its bullshit, huh?)

Omg. Editing 10/10, shooting 10/10, music 11/10. Subscribed to your channel. I would very appreciate if you could please share songs names❤I went to another channel which you provided in the description, but there’s too many soundtracks. I tried Shazam, but it didn’t work. And thank you for this video again❤❤❤

This movie had a great soundtrack

What holster did you use in the recreation?

is it just me or am i having deja vu

What sights are on the USP? Is it a tactical model?

what kind of sights are you running?

I definitely got USP 45 on my radar. Just put a USP 9 Expert on layaway yesterday.

Sick video, really well edited, but i need to know the track you used at 1:00

Are those mepro light sights on your Usp?

so john wick inspired by collateral?

Sorry what's the name of the music at the beginning?

Fifth round in the film was a miss, although it was Hollywood, and was deemed allowed for badass sake, but the fact of the engagement, in film, is 80% hit rate.

collaterals biggest mistake was killing him at the end so you couldn't have a sequel

What a unique channel, you should call these series... Notorious?

Is this a Popo Medic second channel?

Conceal carries a .45 🗿

Dude please teach me how to make vincent hair

HK fucking rules!!!

Not reversing the magazine's top round in your glamour shots of the gun reveals that you are an HK casual. Delete your channel.

Shout out to the USP9!