(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ive been watching alot of action films lately , and any film with guns involved , im automatically interested. But i cant help but notice that their accuracy is horrible. For example , i watched predator the other day and one of the guys had a minigun. All these little poisinous creatures were running at him and he missed nearly every shot. Also in other films when theyre chasing someone , and they empty a whole clip , and not even hit a single shot. Personally , i have never fired a gun , and im only 15 , but would love to. But is shooting a gun really that difficult ? I would like to hear from someone who has fired a gun And it would be really coool if someone on here is in the army or military who would maybe have the best understanding of guns Btw dont start talking about cod b.o lol

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It really depends on the type of gun your shooting, the situation, wind, distance, etc. Tons of things play a factor into the accuracy of a shot.

It depends how big the gun is (obviously) and how big the bullet is. The bigger, the Harder the recoil is to control

No, they are not most all of those movies they just make it like that because it's a "movie" I'm 13 and I have shot a .22 a .243, a .40, a .45, a .223 and more now yes there are factors that play into your shot but on movies no they just make it look hard most of the time.

never tried to shoot one exept on PS3

Shooting a gun in real life is obviously easy. In military combat, people do 360 no-scopes all the time.

Okay i live in Upper Michigan were almost every family has a gun no joke. Like in my case i have a 30-30 rifle for hunting and 16 gauge shotgun for birdhunting and then a semi-auto .22 just to **** around with lol. Then my dad has a lot of guns too. Truth is, shooting guns isnt hard at all. And dont listen to the other guys who's talking about wind, gravity ect because all that doesnt play a role unless your at lease like 300 yards away.

I've only shot a .22 and it wasn't hard at all. During target practice, I got bored of hitting the red mark in the center and ended up shooting the string and close lines hanging the sheets up. In movies, missing shots and having bullets coming closer to where you are each shot from the enemy builds up tensity, and makes a better movie. I know how you feel dude.
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