The American (2010) | Sniper Rifle Customization & Shooting Scene | 1080p
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The gun cocking sound is straight out of a rap video
Reminds me of Golden Eye
Time for me to re-watch this WONDERFUL film. It has an old-style look of longer, wider shots instead of the more modern rapid camera movements with tons of editing, etc.
This movie captured that 70s French/Italian movies’ tone and feel. Really appreciated the slow pace of the movie.
An odd choice considering how inaccurate the Mini 14 is at distances. It's a fun gun to shoot if you are a fan of the M1 design but it is not a precision weapon.
also the fact that theres no such thing as a "sniper rifle" only rifles that a sniper would use
@011011 0110111 i still wouldn't pick one as a first choice
@@gcart7675 Well there are such things as high-precision long-range rifles and DMR intended for, well, sniping.
Are you serious.? You must suck at shooting then I cloverleaf ☘️ 3 shot groups with mine at 150 yards.
@@silencedogood5766 At that range, an AR-15 can match and then some. I can do that same size at 300. The Mini-14 was never designed for precision work. You can press it for that job but since it's not a milspec weapon, it was not intended for range.
I can't believe a film actually accurately showing how to use a die when cutting the threaded barrel, including backing off occasionally to break the chip. The movie was so-so but this scene is definitely well done, must have been a great technical advisor on site.
im surprised it didnt just show him ordering an "fuel filter" instead .....lol
Did all that right and then the mfer stuck the scope halfway into his skull…
yeh, then he told her the muzzle velocity in miles an hour...
@@jimmyrecard6021 If I had to guess that's more to help the "normies" who aren't familiar with guns understand how fast it is.
@@eginteractive Except the speed he gave was off by like a factor of ten, lol.
360 mph is only 528 fps that's like pellet gun speeds
With a suppressor and sub sonic ammo, you have a much slower bullet velocity.. but this video is 100% horrible when it comes to realism, like ffs, THEY HAVE THEIR EYE SOCKET PRESSED AGAINDT THE DAMN SCOPE IM GONNA HAVE A FUCKING ANEURYSM
@@gr8theszn425 even with sub sonic ammo no bullet moves that slow
A blaring technical mistake .223 is a Mach 3 round. The velocity should have been stated as 3300 feet per second. Hmmmm...what other mistakes are made then. What about mistakes in trade craft ? I still liked the movie though.
@@gr8theszn425 theres a rubber piece on it meant to block the light from distracting your eye, so it looks like he's right against it with his orbital
such a bad movie imo
I like the acting in their eyes: down to the reflex and stress blinks. Calculating, cautious, yet never fully trusting for two professional wet workers.
Pretty realistic prop gun! The way he puts in the recoil spring and guide rod, and the op rod are pretty close to real. Did not see him insert the roller bolt assembly, so probably a real copy minus the bolt group so to be safe on set. They must had a very good technical advisor.
Alec Baldwin should have hired that person.
What exactly do you mean by a roller bolt assembly?
A lot of prop guns are just modified real guns so....
Technical advisor had them throwing their whole eyeball into the sight , 0/10
Not to mention the slowest 5.56 round at 360 mph or 528 feet per second
He mail ordered the barrel, but where did he get the stock, receiver, mags, and ammo?
He fabricated them out of his bathroom sink... you know the movies are like that.
Receiver was ON the barrel already.
He probably ordered a new barrel because he's going to kill someone with it and didn't want the ballistics to match afterward, or he bought a new barrel that was better, maybe a different twist or thickness. It's called imagination, try using it sometime.
@@dwightschrute491 Exactly. Some people are just plain .........
Gunbroker. He got them on Gunbroker....
Her first shots were too far left, if any adjustment were needed it would be windage (the knob on the side of the scope) but she adjusted elevation (the knob on the top of the scope). Overall an otherwise very accurate portrayal, but the little details are what get noticed.
Thought the same thing when I watched this part
She calls it a Ruger, and he says M-14. The Rifle is a Ruger Mini-14 that is a scaled-down .223 version of the 7.62mm M14 that itself is a select-fire version of the M1 Garand.
Yes we’re all subscribed to forgotten weapons.
He knew right when he timed her assembling it that she was there for him. The rest was the long play.
why? is it bcos it indicates she's trained?
I had forgotten how good this film was- thx for the reminder.
4:00 Alters the elevation turret to correct instead of windage, doing handheld too. Dang she's good. 🤣🤣🤣
One of my favourite movies. Clooney ist brilliant and you can see the influence of Corbijn as a photographer. Incredible beautiful pictures. Top movie.
Which movie
@@NarenAdhikari Serious question? The movie „The American“
I’m having trouble finding what the law was before 2018, when Italy began allowing AR-15s and the like, but my theory has always been that the rifle was able to be sourced locally due to its lack of military features. I’ve yet to confirm this though.
In the original novel that the film is based on, A Very Private Gentleman, the gunsmith selects a Socimi 821 sub-machine gun. It’s still modified with a telescopic sight and a sound suppressor that he makes, and crucially, it’s sourced from the country he’s in.
Idk, the mini probably fit the vibe that the director was going for better than a more classically “military style,” weapon.
You’re probably spot on, I mean that’s what that POS Oslo terrorist did back in 2011, mini 14 was available there due to lack of features and the guy was so dead set on his attack that he did all the mandatory hours to be eligible for their firearms permit.
The Ruger Mini-14 is an American rifle, and is very much a military rifle, it’s a scaled down version of the M14 chambered in 5.56x45mm. It’s still in service with various law enforcement agencies around the world and was even used by the NYPD before switching over to the M4. You may be right, but there’s no recorded use of the Mini-14 by Italian armed forces or law enforcement agencies. It would make a lot more sense if the rifle chose was a Beretta BM59 which was essentially an italian made M1 Garand chambered in 7.62x51mm with a 20 round detachable box mag. It is still in limited service with the Italian Military
No black eyes with putting the scope on your eye? And I like how she adjusted elevation instead of windage 😂
Its a Mini-14 in 5.56 and the gun is probably around 5 lbs. Pretty much no recoil to hit your eye with.
@@Fr33zy159 And the scope had a soft eye piece. Still, if the eye relief is contact to the scope it is questionable.
@@erswnn There are a lot of old russian optics that are like that, where you're eye is pressing up against the soft peice
@@Fr33zy159 I have one (actually a mini-30, the 7.62x39 version) and it is WAY more than 5 pounds. With a scope on it it's more like 7.5 pounds.
What do you think the purpose of of a stock is? How the hell else are you going to see the scope if you don't put your eye into it?
Seen this movie 5 times. Just incredible.
Am I the only one that noticed he spins the suppressor on the opposite way he threads the barrel for it?
She’s a trained killer until she put the scope right to her eye and held the rifle awkwardly lol
Lol I know I thought the same but he did say there's barely any recoil
@@admirosmanovic1368mini-14 with a metal folding stock though?
That’s actually what you would do with that scope the way it’s set up. It’s got a rubber eyeshade on the ocular lens that used to block light while aiming and provide a quick reference point to the correct eye relief for the scope.
I cant believe he calls this gun "M14" haha. It's called a *Mini 14* ... there is a big difference ... literally
Yeah. Ngl it’s a fav gun Ive shot. Loading is nightmare if you don’t have 20 round mags though.
Well, mini does start with M...
@@behindthewallsleepin But there is an actual rifle called an M14 and it shoots a bigger caliber.
223 vs 308 or 7.62!
directors have never shot or wielded a firearm in their lives
3:02 that sound was familiar
I think they use the reload sound from either Halo or some other video game maybe GoldenEye
the mini 14 has such a satisfying ka chunk to it cycling, I don't understand why they would bother dubbing it lol
@@Alexander-nz1dz EXACTLY, the terrible realism in this video is gonna make me have an aneurysm
DAMN SON WHERE'D YOU FIND THIS
I don’t think you need a scope firing at that range
its not about a "need" you can use a scope for any distance and if theyre using it as a "sniper rifle" which doesnt really even exist to be honest then theyd probly be shooting a bit farther than what theyre practicing with it
for precision you need it
@@gcart7675 Doesn't exist? Ruger Mini14 has been around a LONG time man.
@@bogdanalindaragiu1314 precision with a early production ruger min14 ? Those 2 things don't go together at all.
It a model known to not be a moa rifle.
@@AldoSchmedack he said the concept of a sniper rifle as a distinct class of guns does not exist.
This movie had some great unintentional ASMR
Nice gun's ASMR
Why do they put they eye on the scope. Are they shooting pellets or 9 mm or 22
There's a little cushioning ring that rests against the area around your eye. As for the caliber, uncertain.
@@khiemphan5407 well if is a 22 I understand there is no recoil but if ur shooting 308 50 caliber and so I mean who the hell puts the eye on that scope lol
@@somebody700 🤣🤣
Russians often put these little hoods on their AKs. It's actually pretty common. This part isn't at all unrealistic. The unrealistic bit is using a mini-14 as a sniper rifle.
Its similar to the svd dragunov scope it has a rubber end so you can you your eye there
4:21 - You'll move. I will not.
only thing i don't think a pro would do is rebalance the scope after you zero'd it in. you stand a pretty good chance of it not being true anymore
This scene would be interesting to gun noobs, I enjoyed the movie ngl. But yeah the issues here are… the praises Ill give is when he cut off the barrel with a die, you usually unwind a bit break off any rough cuts on the threads. Good knowledge as me and my dad do this when working on our machines and replacing parts that don’t need accuracy.
Problems well… theres lots. I did enjoy some love for the Mini-14, everyone shits on it but no ones ever shot it despite being a pretty excellent rifle, dated yes but hell, This ain’t a competition
If this person was The Jackal then we would see a different story
Una peli de corto alcance ❤
Pretty good for not even holding the sight on target to change the MOA. And wrong turrets to correct the aim. Also, the specifics he gave about velocity is complete garbage. A pellet gun has higher velocity, fps, never mph. Btw the ruger mini 14 is still a solid rifle.
No, bullet hit low. She used the top turret to lower point of aim and "raise" bullet strike. What do you mean by not even holding sight on target? You don't need to if at a known distance which you should be at for zeroing and getting used to weapon. You can see bullet had to come up say 12" and thus 48 clicks on a 1/4 moa scope at 100yd. A shooter worth his salt should be able to do that on the fly. The rest is spot on though.
You guys are so cool.
@@AldoSchmedack have you ever sighted in a rifle?
I cannot believe how unprofessional he is! She asked for 5 seconds apart and he doubled it to 10. 1 Star film.
Lol😂
A mini 14?? As a silent sniper? I’m confused. I’m not a gun nut but I own a mini 14 and I can’t imagine it hitting anything at a good distance with any accuracy.
That's why the A-team always missed
it's modified
you are a gun nut if you own firearms, you should be. otherwise you are a hypocrite
@@Residentgabber well of course but there so many better guns to use and modify for this purpose.
@@Wodensdsy idk but think it's needed to be small
I don't think 528fps is going to do much beyond 50 yards. The standard subsonic bullet speed for .308 is 1050fps-1066fps. Speed of sound is 1110fps.
Funny thing is, its not even a .308. Its 5.56/.223. You can see its actually a mini-14 not a M14 like they said. And considering 5.56 needs to go fast, it seems like a poor choice.
@@bigpete7865 yeah, a subsonic 556 is just a glorified 22 with 20-30 extra grains of bullet weight.
@@mds6387 oddly enough almost .22 rounds are faster than subsonic obviously a subsonic will have shorter range but will deliver more energy they thing I find weird is that he said that the muzzle velocity is 360mph which is around half the speed of sound that’s slow for even a subsonic 5.56 and regular match rounds are capable of 2200mph standard
@@mds6387 in regard to subsonic
.308/7.62x51 1066 fps is about 720mph which is about 50 miles shy of the speed of sound
My complaints:
Nobody would ship a barreled receiver assembly in the mail.
Trigger jobs are done with stones, not files. And you 'should' use a jig.
Scope mount was too high and of poor quality.
Statistics are off.
Suppressor on a rifle would most likely increase velocity due to unburnt powder now having more effective "barrel length".
You would use a lathe to thread a barrel, else you get baffle strikes.
You would use a range rod to check suppressor alignment before shooting.
You would never tighten a scope mount with an Allen wrench, more like a torque wrench.
You would never drill a bullet out as it could go off center.
George Clueless was in the film.
I knew some, but I guess my lack of real world experience shows how many I missed.
you can use a file if you're just deburing it and you don't care about perfection,
Scope height is fine with some training and compensate for when aimimg.
You don't need a lathe to thread barrels.
you dont need a barrel rod.
ok tell me how setting the up elevation part moves it to the right wen she missed to the left ,movis miss up alot stuff , like in sniper 2 his shotting a mosin but he call it a 8mm mauser
I’m definitely getting an m14 from ruger. They are super accurate at long distances 😉
Quiet, you. Get your 5 moa rifle and get thee hence to gut-shot some deer and wonder why.
I have a similar mini in stainless and I think I'd take my Remington 700 which is in 270 for long distance targets
So how was she making adjustments on a scope that would probably need a tool to turn the turrets? That's kinda why it had caps so you don't lose your zero. Otherwise if you wanted to make adjustments on the fly, then you wouldn't need a cap to make those adjustments.
She only adjusted for elevation but not windage. The first shot was low and to her left.(I do realize this clip was reversed due to copywrite laws)
thought the same thing, inaccurate.
Maybe watch the actual clip? She removes the cap (which is only there to protect the turret from being bumped/jostled and turned accidentally), then very clearly adjusts the turret by hand. You can see the turret twist between her fingers, and you can even see that the turret was machined for this exact method of tool-free adjustment.
I swear, you armchair warriors are embarrassing.
They don't all need a tool. So let's just go with that shall we? More odd is she recapped it. She hadn't yet zeroed the scope so replacing the cap is senseless.
@@johnfisher8401 well you're a moron. There was far more wrong than that, espessially the 360 mile per hour statement. The M14 sits at 2200 ft per second.
i love watching the preparation scene like this but how do i research on CZcams in
english??
i tried "preparation scene in the movie" but the results were cooking scene😓
Konichiwa! Try setup, preparation, lead up, assembly. Also check out the tv show "the americans", it had a lot of stuff like this, and "the professional".
@@AldoSchmedack thank you for teaching me!
arigatougozaimasu🙏
fantastic movie and book
What is the movie name
why the mecury filled bullet? was that for the original target? or is it the reason why the gun explodes in her face later???
Cool gus k16
Drilling into a bullet by hand? Wouldn't it be off centre and spin all over the place in flight?
There is so much wrong with this scene it hurt my brain. Jesus H. Christ
Got all that right and then called it an M-14. LolZ.
Muzzle velocity in MPH? In a foreign country that uses KPH.... When Muzzle Velocity has historically been measured in Feet per Second or Meters per Second.
kinda cringe how they used stock audio sounds on reloads, when the original sound is perfectly fine
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M1a would’ve been the better option, the marines used to use m14s at 1000 yard shooting competetions with only iron sights
"Hi I'm Ian McCallum and this is Forgotten Weapons..."
world record on mini assembly. and lol early mini as a sniper.
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I would never own a gun (at least i think i won’t in the future), but seeing him put the gun together like a puzzle looks really appealing to me.
This is the worst gun "know how" I've ever seen; it's so bad its hilarious af. I LOVE the end with just tapping around the scope with a hex bit lmao...
what were the things he put in the suppressor ?
You obviously don’t get how suppressors work. It’s called baffles and does don’t even look like good ones
@@fdd7002 Yeah, most baffles are thinner. Best cans though are full welded.
@@fdd7002 thats why he asked??? why are you insulting him?
@@spellz1877 he’s literally asking a question on CZcams that is extremely easily to find the answer on CZcams, he literally doesn’t even have to read to learn anything about it and your just accepting laziness as an excuse
That an I’m a cynical bastard
@@fdd7002
“I am a cynical bastard”
Could’ve just left it there, lmfao.
"O" Eye Relief, Black Eye coming in 3, 2 , 1
I need to find me a woman like that.
First he had the receiver and barrel as a one piece unit
Then the barrel is cut and threaded into two pieces???
And who thf stuck his eye to the scope like that!!!!
It's a type of scope that has a cushion at the back to rest your eye into. Not all scopes do that. It's supposed to cover your eye so you only see through the scope but not too close where the scope hits you in the eye.
@@Excalibur01
Only Russian svd , vss and RPG 7 has that scope
Still pretty inaccurate stuff in the clip
@@basheeralameer3067 That entire gun is inaccurate. There are so many other guns you should get on THAT part of the world
It's called getting scope punched. If you fire off enough high caliber rounds in your life, it will happen to you. Cuts like glass.
Baffle Strike coming in 3, 2, 1
Clooney is just such a dull actor
They used the mini 14 in the original A TEAM and they couldn’t kill shit with it back then lol 😂🤭🤣
Still can’t hit shit with them
Things a blaster not a precision rifle
Let me enumerate a list of the terrible.
1. No one would use a mini 14 for accuracy, ever.
2. Bullet velocity is expresses in fps not in miles per hour and any marksman would know that.
3. British people wouldnt easily convert mph, they'd want kph.
4. The mini 14 is heavy for the .223/5.56 and wouldnt be used where speed, acccuracy and lightweight are necessary.
5. The barrel twist necessary to stabilize 223 at subsonic speeds is about twice what the mini14 comes with stock. 1:14 to 1:7.
6. Subsonic speeds for bullets are around 1100 feet per second in velocity, less than half that, in a short barrel would make the .223 bullet quite unstable in flight and innaccurate.
7. While you might be able to work up a subsonic 500fps load for a 223 with a 100 or 110 grain weight bullet, it would be considerably quieter through a supressor than shown on camera.
8. Again, "IF" all bullets had been sorted, powder weighed accurately, brass resized and trimmed perfectly, bullets seated, pointed, perfectly AND neck tensioned to the rifle.... this would be, likely at best, a 1-2 minute of accuracy gun at 100 yards (110 meters). Most weapons and ammunition deployed in a sniper role need 1/2 MOA accuracy or better.
9. This scene is stupid, poorly dramatized and innacurate. Its obvious that no reseach was completed on the topic, as I did all the reseach becessary to disprove the dialog and concept in 10 minutes while writing this.
clooneys face so funny that i cant take this scene serious
So thats where that mem gun sound is from
I think I might have to do an actual review on this one... This is hilarious 😂 I think they actually did zero research or consultation before writing and shooting this scene. Talk about misinformation!
So much is wrong with this ,a mini 14(the name of the gun) a terrible choice for a sniper 223 isn’t very good long range cartridge it’s not an m14 that is a much larger gun that the mini 14is based on and 360mph is really slow for a bullet plus putting a scope directly on your eye leaves a bloody ring around it and a bruise
it's a movie for those that are scared by black, tactical looking, fully semi-automatic assault guns that fire 6000 rounds per second. they won't bat a black eye.
The scope has the silicone thingy on it so it's like a dragunov or whatever that gun was called
@@TheHopeless72 I have one of those on my nv scope it doesn’t help that much
@@aidan_357 well i was just saying he was using that thing, that's why he was looking through the scope like that
@@aidan_357 and it doesn't look very efficient, i agree
So George Clooney can assemble a suppressor on CZcams but not Daddy Flannel….. got it….
Dude! That's hilarious! I never would have thought of that!
Why is he pressing his eye up against the scope when he shoots it??
That's some serious acting 😍
lol the way she holds it....
Thank you for showing this - now I know not to watch movie🤪
This was so much cooler when I didn't know what a Ruger mini-14 was (not the "M-14 as mis-quoted). This is a crappy little rifle that is inaccurate, does not suppress well and was almost exclusively shot from the hip on the 80's TV show "The A-Team" in full auto. The .223 caliber doesn't suppress well either but suppress it we do. As it is super sonic and travels at over 2000 mph (not 360 or w/e) or roughly 3000 feet per second out of the 16" barrel of this rifle, suppressing it really only hides the report of the super sonic gasses leaving the barrel. The round cracks loudly as it leaves the barrel and will also crack loudly when it passes the target's ear at it's closest point. You may NOT know where it came from as the loud crack of the round near you will be MUCH louder than the report from the barrel's muzzle (all really depends on how far away the shooter is) but the mini-14 also has a loud 'port pop' as excess gasses are vented from gas relief holes near the gas piston that's part of the bolt/carrier/piston assembly. So it wouldn't even be hearing safe for the shooter - both the bullet and the port gasses are super sonic.
The assembly thing was ok-ish. He had the whole homemade 'solvent trap' style suppressor and all but you can't have a suppressor that long (or any length really) and not ensure that your threads, shown being cut by hand here, are properly concentric to the barrel's bore. If your bullet is going one direction down the bore and you cut your threads even a couple of degrees off from that axial plane you will get baffle strikes. That's when your bullet hits the gas baffles inside the suppressor and it basically explodes or just tears the thing off.
In no knowledgeable circle would this rifle ever be referred to, or expected to function, as a "sniper rifle". They may as well have been rehearsing the scene with a nerf gun or a dildo and delivering these lines. Pretty ridiculous really.
What is that gun based on? Looks alot like a M1 Carbine with folding buttstock to me.
Wonder how many wached this movie becaue he has a ruger mini14 ? Hahaha
But thats what we like we get to wach the guns we own in action in the movies.
Like ak47s ar15s 1911s and glock pistols hahaha.
this woman killed me :DDDD
360mph is about 528 fps. The Mini 14 takes .223 last I recall, and a 55 grain .223 goes roughly 3,240 fps, or 2,209 mph. This second scene was cringe.
Guns don't sound the same every time you reload
Oh, Clooney... batman and now this?
Something is broken in her if she didn't even flinch.
She's a Pro don't worry.
Wait,are they resting their face directly on the scope?
Tell every scout sniper that used an m14 or m21 the m1 platform isn't a precision weapon. Not to mention its m1 garand father which was used by snipers as well
Should've been wearing latex gloves from the start, now his finger prints are on nearly all the inner components
Bullets in mph? Oh hollywood. Good thing we dont count on you for much.
Mini-14 for a sniper rifle?
You lost me right there.
she took 26 seconds to assemble it if movie time is the same as youtube time
You just dont Look so close to the sight. I have gotten a scope on my eye from the recoil when i looked too close.
George Clooney .
This sequence would have been better if they didn’t use the stock gun cocking sound effect used in everything, multiple times.
I love this movie but that took me right out of the moment.
Can any gun expert educate me with what happened to the female assassin in the end? What modification caused her death? TIA
@david koslov thanks for the lesson. That's interesting to know.
Sabotaged ammunition was always my theory. Explosive ammo intended to destroy the weapon, killing the assassin was probably just a bonus. Google Project Eldest Son.
Spiked ammo probably, in the early stages of the war on terror the Americans made loads of sabotaged cartridges in calibres such as 7.62x39 that they knew the Taliban were likely to be using and distributed them among arms dealing circles where they knew it would likely end up in an enemy rifle, looks like a normal cartridge but packed with high explosives, easy enough to make in a garage aswell i guess
@@yutaja the ammo theory make sense, but it looked like the damage was done from sight, to the face/head...
@@theot.e2499 with due respect, if it's ammo, why is the face that been hit? And her hands and torso left unhurt if I record correctly?
Muzzle velocity in mph?
muzzle velocity 360mph??? lol. kinda slow aint it? that came out to 500fps. i think 223/556 rounds are quite a bit faster than that
Which movie is this?
???
Funny comments, everyone thinks they're experts.
You don't have to be a an expert to see many things wrong with this scene..
Bad day for flowers.......
The concept of using a Mini-14 with a folding stock as a "sniper rifle" absurd. At best, that's at least a 6 moa gun, probably closer to 8 moa considering the can.
She’s going to get quit a shiner
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