Flintlock pistols / rifles are literally less restrictive than airsoft guns. You can buy them anywhere in the United States legally, online, mailed to your door without a background check... You can't even do that with airsoft guns in California. Yet after speaking with a representative the last video still violates their policies. Thanks to everyone for checking back on the channel! I'm going to keep the videos coming. I have some epic stuff you won't want to miss in the weeks to come. Just out of curiosity do any of you follow me anywhere else? If so where? Other socials? My text group? Anywhere you all think I should be like Twitch or something?

Very very disappointed you guys didn't include and discuss arguably one of the best dialogue heart felt moments of the Rambo movie, when he breaks down at the end and talks about his time in Vietnam with Trautman. That scene was amazing and deserved to be part of this video... Man what a missed opportunity.

Fun Fact: Sylvester Stallion actually broke his ribs in Rambo first blood when he jumped from the cliff onto the tree branches.

I really wished you guys showed the ending of Rambo when he breaks down and cries.

I would’ve loved to have heard what vets have to say about First Blood’s ending where Rambo reveals the depths of his PTSD after Nam

Fun fact about Under Siege: Erica Eleniak says she's Miss July of 1989. In real life she actually was Miss July of 1989. That's the exact same Playboy magazine Kevin McCalister finds in his older brother Buzzes footlocker. You're all welcome Lol.

What is it with KZfaq? People shooting 200 people in a movie is fine but you shooting a steel plate is not?!? What is it just because a normal person uses guns is just too dangerous of an idea?

I’m glad you brought up the book. The best part of the book was conversations Rambo had with himself, pretending he didn’t want the conflict and his inner-voice shooting back, “You’re a liar. You wanted this. You wanted to show that King Shit cop what you were capable of. You wanted to show him what you could do.” That, mixed with the fact Teasel was the, “Rambo,” of Korea it almost symbolized the want of the Vietnam Veterans to be respected by the WWII/Korea-era vets. I would love to see this redone more faithfully to the book with Teasel’s story in there, because the book was really about mirror images warring with each other.

That's gonna look real good on his grave stone in Arlington: Here lies John Rambo, winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor, survivor of countless incursions behind enemy lines. Killed for vagrancy in Jerkwater, USA.

Dam Jack Carr really knows his shit. He is like an human encyclopedia of military history and knowledge. Impressive 👍

My suggestion is Don Shipley reviewing "Navy Seals" with Charlie Sheen, lol.

Fun fact Silvester actually hurt himself in that fall through the trees

Charles Bronson in 'Death Wish' is still a hard act to follow in realism.

You need to do more of these. I could watch this for hours. Thank you ALL for your service 🍻

Of course you have to look at Rambo 2 onwards, and Commando - so many great 80's action movies that I could list....

Andy Stumpf and Joko Wilink. Please. I want to see Andy's reaction to Navy Seals. GARAND THUMB. Get Flannel Dad on

That’s an HK P7 being used by Tommy Lee Jones.

Gotta do executive decision with Kurt Russell and Steve Segal. The opening “infiltration” scene always has me laughing. Keep the awesome content coming!!!

Saw Rambo as a kid and remember my father tried watching but it got to much for him. Took me a while to understand.

Just found your channel. The funniest part was provided by KZfaq. Just as Rambo jumps off the cliff face YT cuts in a commercial for a dentist: "Skip the dentist? Not today."

Loved watching this video and seeing the knowledge these men have. Thank you for your service, from a fellow vet.

Some of my favorite movies and I enjoyed these two guys. Keep doing videos like this I enjoyed seeing stuff like this

Rambo is one of my favorite action movies and Delta force I grew up watching these movies with my dad and my brother 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Anybody who loves FIRST BLOOD needs to watch it with the Sylvester Stallone commentary. Alot of it WAS real, miserable and very painful to make. Im proud to say it was my first gritty action movie as a kid.

Actually the Lever action rifle the Sheriff used on the Helicopter was a Winchester 88

I live about an hour drive from the town of Hope BC. There's also a visiting center that is littered with pictures from First Blood.

Honestly I love every video and everyone you have on there. I have military in my family and tried to enlist myself but couldn't medically so I love hearing and learning stuff from veterans of all branchs. Thank you all for your service

These guys are hillarious! Loved this video!

Commando is a definite one to review. Of course love the expendables and all their "man moments" and tears of the sun.

If Chuck Norris do push up - he doesn't pull himself up, he pushes the earth away :-)

What a truly great episode! One of the best I’ve watched in a while. Thanks to the three of you!

You guys do some awesome, hilarious review/ color commentary. Pointing out facts AND sifting some audacious remarks makes this work. You three should definitely do more reviews. Thoroughly enjoyed this!

More Jack Carr deconstructing action movies please.

Got to have an Invasion USA reaction. Chuck at his finest

Great catch from the bolt rifle to the lever action. Seen this movie a million times and never noticed that.

This was a lot of fun to watch. I was laughing throughout. Keep up the good work. I love watching the old flicks, and while they are entertaining, they can also be very funny after serving. Good times.

According to Stallone, in an interview with Robert Rodriguez, he saw First Blood as a retelling of Frankenstein. He wasn't exactly happy with the film though, as he had to stick to script. Read the book an eon ago, and the ending definitely stands out as being completely different, though was nice to hear a bit of Carr's insights.

For the love! please have a sniper come and to review sniper 2 with Tom bearenger it's super ridiculous

Sly I actually broke his ribs during the day the scene when he jumped off the cliff onto the tree. Also in the deleted scenes you can see him die. Thank God he didn’t die in the movie we wouldn’t have the sequels.Also the first cut of this movie was three or four hours and it was horrible. And Stallone said cut all my dialogue out until the end make the people talk about him. Great video guys thank you for your service! My father is a veteran and my uncles. Thank you 4 everything!

Love both of these guys. Easily my favorite Jack Carr episode. As an English Lit major, a writer, and a history geek the deep dive into the mythological aspect was great.

Sylvester Stallone actually broke his ribs when he hit those tree branches. He talks about it in a interview. He did part of the stunts in the movie.

Hmmmmm. "The Hunted," Tommy Lee Jones. "Jeremiah Johnson," Robert Redford. "Ruckus," Dirk Benedict.

My first time here. Great show! Plenty of info to take in. I’m looking forward to Carr’s show on Prime. I’ll be watching more. Thanks!

Laughing my bollocks off, so glad I’ve found this channel, there is no humour like military humour . Respect from a veteran in 🇬🇧

I totally knew that was Erika Eleniak in that cake. I'm with you Jack!

Does anyone feel smarter listening to Jack? I love how Kyle is geeking out over every gun.

Clicked on the video because of the Rambo thumbnail was surprised to find it a BRC video which their coffee rocks and Jack Carr who's book series is fantastic. The 80's action movies were all from my childhood and ones that I would've chosen myself to enjoy and have a chuckle at. Well done guys.

Awesome video! Subscribed. Can't wait to read Jack's books. Get these guys on again for more movie commentary please!

Father is a retire seabee combat diver, he was a personal friend with the American diver who died on TWA Flight 847 that Delta Force made a movie about. The guys that my father worked with after this film all had a chant when they got together, "Fuck Chuck". my father said the guys in the class took the film as an insult and to this day he has a rather strong disliking of Chuck Norris.

I guess I’m going to be reading Rambo and the terminal list now... watch 15 min of video which leads to 15 hrs hours in reading. What a cool breakdown

In 1984 I was 13 in my family's dusty attic when I picked up an old paperback, First Blood by David Morrell. On the inside page, before the copyright page was a printed, handwritten script "note". "We envy you to be able to read this for the first time. - The Publishers" They were right. It's an awesome awesome book, and quick and easy to read. 100% recommend.

This was a great video!! Can’t wait for the next one, and to FullMag this came up in my feed. Hope that helps you guys. Stay safe and healthy!!

Actually, "The Wizard of Oz" has the same structure as "Heart of Darkness". That´s the real reason the structure is similar to "Apocalypse now".

4:00 the actual material starts getting discussed.... If you want to miss all of the gabbing..... 1. Steven segal was playing a former Navy SEAL who at this point was nothing more than a Chief working as a cook. Dog tags on a ship should not surprise anyone. 2. The weapon Tommy Lee Jones is not a PPK but instead a hk P7. Similar to what Hans Gruber carried in die hard, except his was stainless.

Enjoyed the episode, commentary and insight. Thanks!

Great video and well-edited, well-paced.

Comment for the algorithm study.

The part where Rambo slides and elbows the officer, he actually did break that guys nose in real life.

This is excellent stuff. You guys are great.

That was a great video from you all. I enjoyed watching it very much.

Every time i see or hear about the 82nd my brain starts playing Sabaton

The Hunted 2003 Tommy Lee Jones would be a great movie to review

I love the score for this film by veteran composer Jerry Goldsmith, who composed classic films such as "The Sand Pebbles", "In Harm's Way", "Patton", "Macarthur", "Inchon", "Tora Tora Tora" and multiple scores with war as the main theme. I served in the Medical Corps in the US Navy for 7 years, but I was only support staff and nothing compared to what you guys did. Not even close. Although, I am an alcoholic. So I have that in common with a number of veterans. Which is nice.

Love the videos mate gl with yt

If Black Rifle Coffee gets taken off of KZfaq, I will that day be forever done with KZfaq. Support BRC!

I'd like to see an interview with Hannah Barron

Wow! I haven't thought of the "Allegory of the Cave" since high school social studies! Thanks, Jack!!😂😂😂😂😂

Two of my favorites. Carr's Jocko interview is incredible. And Lamb? Move to my state and his BHD patch video brings any American to tears. Get some.

It would be great to do a video react on the movie SWAT or LETHAL WEAPON

Best veterans react video ever (without Matthew Best❤️)*

The thing I love the most about these guys is how genuine and cool they seem. So many wannabes I've met are too cool for you, but most if not all of the genuine article guys are just so down to earth cool.

Great episode!

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I have three old school movies: Bridges at Toko Ri, Pork Chop Hill and Enemy Down Below...love your format and thought these would be a change of pace.

I have not only read "First Blood", but I based my thesis for my Bachelor's Degree on a comparison of the characters of Rambo and The Invisible Man, for which I wrote to David Morrell and got a personal letter back from him, advising me on how best to proceed with my project. He seemed like a really nice man. He reccomended Joseph Cambell's "Hero with a Thousand Faces" for background research, which really helped my theory.

The interesting thing in the book is that although Rambo is a decorated Vietnam War veteran, Teasle is a decorated Korean War veteran. If I remember, Teasle had a Distinguished Service Cross. As well, Teasle and Trautman were in a competition to see who could kill Rambo.

Huge Jack Carr Fan! Listened to all 3 audiobooks.

@FullMag I was just watching First Blood today, and saw the LT Clinton Morgan scene. Made a little post to FB friends asking: "Yeah wtf is wrong with you Clinton!? Sending NG guys after a 'Nam Green Beret. Typical officer." Lmao!

Man, Jack is like a walking encyclopedia. Great story teller too. 👍

Buddy. Thank you for your product. I work on a road crew and we bust out 95 hours a week. Little black rifle coffee cans litter my truck. I can genuinely say your product has saved my life. It kept me alert when an over sized load came centimeters from rear ending me. We do 15 mph on the interstate and things can go from zero to “oh shit” really fast. Again, thank you man.

12:14 My mom and I always used to say "This is Lieutenant CLINTON MORGAN" to each other. I don't know why, but it always made us laugh lol.

Holy shit that dude on the left is a combo of John Ritter and the sleazy office guy in Die Hard 1

That was awesome. It’s cool to hear there perspective of action films

LoL my Dad loved; those movies! Thanks for your guys Service

Great job guys and thank you for your service God bless you and all who serve

It would very fun to watch more movie clips with all of you guys. Reminds me of watching movies with my Dad. Cool.

ANYTHING YOU POST IS GOLDEN!!!!!

Off the chain! Love it, love the guys!

Just downloaded the terminal list from audible because of this. Thanks!

Kyle Lamb. Awesome dude, and he has great products. I love my sling, best piece of kit on deployment I had.

loving the channel, sir

There is a good reason the sign says Hope at the entrance to the town in First Blood. The movie was shot in and around a small town in BC, Canada that is named Hope. It is located just west of where the Fraser River Canyon opens up into the Fraser Valley and is about a 150 km drive from Vancouver.

the weapon on the dune buggy type vehicle is a Belgian 7.62 nato round general-purpose machine gun designed in the early 1950s by Ernest Vervier for FN of Belgium. It has been used by more than 80 countries and it has been made under licence in several countries, including Argentina, Canada, Egypt, India and the United Kingdom.

19:35...Chuck had to hold back...it may have looked like a weak kick to you but the actor had sustained two blown lungs, exploded heart, and abdominal blunt force trauma and had to immediately have two lung transplants and a heart transplant and was in the hospital for a little over a year...he made full recovery and is still friends with chuck to this day.

I thumbs up before I watch and don't miss a vid! Thank you my friend for your vids.

Good luck with the new approach Richard

This is the only ad on youtube that i was glad to get

Educated man that SEAL. Great breakdown! Dude really knew his Sh*t

Dropped so much knowledge for an ad. Best ever

I’m blown away with knowledge opened my eyes with thing I didn’t know about the movie Rambo..thank u for that...😳🤙🏽💯