Good observation K, the funny thing is that without Fleming’s clueless choice of the PPK for his fictional secret agent, the Walther Forum would be a subsection in the Old German Pistols Forum.In the case of Bond, it's Pinewood, not Hollywood 😉
And nobody connected in any way to the Bond franchise including Ian Fleming, had Clue One about guns.
Exactly! This was just a clueless, gun-ignorant actor holding a gun the way he thought it should be held.In the case of Bond, it's Pinewood, not Hollywood 😉
And nobody connected in any way to the Bond franchise including Ian Fleming, had Clue One about guns.
I saw this from PB. Is this a good “grip” in anyone’s opinion, “teacupping?”Brosnan tea cupped his. Movies always embellish action moves. I would have to go back and look at that specific seen, but he appears to be bringing the gun in a downward motion to obtain sight alignment. That is the only reason why I could see his support hand being where it is.
Quit being reasonable! This is the internet!Good observation K, the funny thing is that without Fleming’s clueless choice of the PPK for his fictional secret agent, the Walther Forum would be a subsection in the Old German Pistols Forum.
Educate yourself son:Good observation K, the funny thing is that without Fleming’s clueless choice of the PPK for his fictional secret agent, the Walther Forum would be a subsection in the Old German Pistols Forum.