Have you guys ever noticed in movies when they're shooting and run out of ammo, the gun goes click on the last trigger pull regardless of gun type? I always thought it was silly but just for dramatic effect. The worst is when the hero (or villain) is shooting a semi auto pistol and suddenly runs out of ammo, but continues to pull the trigger in disbelief, and the gun keeps clicking... Or maybe the worst is when it's a single action semi that keeps clicking..

guns run out of ammo?
they shoot forever'z , (infinite bullets)

Then they have to throw it for dramatic effect.

Or maybe the worst is when it's a single action semi that keeps clicking..

You mean, yours doesn't do that? 

Thought they all did, after all, liberals get all their firearms knowledge from movies.

Quite a few out of speck AR lowers did that to me. I returnedth them. I was so disapoointed

Of all the movie inaccuracies regarding firearms, you're going to pick on "click?"  Personally, I love how any substance in a movie stops a bullet.  Sheetrock, empty 55 gallon drums (and why are there always piles of empty 55 gallon drums around?) car doors, trees...

Of all the movie inaccuracies regarding firearms, you're going to pick on "click?"  Personally, I love how any substance in a movie stops a bullet.  Sheetrock, empty 55 gallon drums (and why are there always piles of empty 55 gallon drums around?) car doors, trees...

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If those items did not stop bullets, there would be nobody left to finish the story.
Entertainment as we know it would cease to exist.

Or when they fire an automatic till empty and it goes click click click click click.

Or when they fire an automatic for 30 seconds with a 30 round mag.

I love the endless mag. 

Hope he didn't plan on shooting anyone with that thing...

Hope he didn't plan on shooting anyone with that thing...

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I give up...what is in that pic that I am missing?

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I give up...what is in that pic that I am missing?

mis-mounted optic?

yeah - his aimpoint is backwards

yeah - his aimpoint is backwards

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There appears to be another tube behind the optic just at the bottom of the pic.
Then there is that wire from the foregrip to ?
Also, what is that clip thing on the base of the mag?

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There appears to be another tube behind the optic just at the bottom of the pic.
Then there is that wire from the foregrip to ?
Also, what is that clip thing on the base of the mag?

I suppose that other tube is a night vision of some sort.  His character takes it off as daylight comes to the camp they're in.  I think that wire goes to the dbal mounted in front of the red dot.  Not sure what that clip is on the bottom of the mag.  Maybe it's a reminder to the prop guy that - "opposite end goes in the rifle" 

The more I look at that pic, the more I think that big tube is a laser illuminator offset mounted.
I think the other tube is a scope of some sort mounted in line with the bbl.
That would explain the wire to the foregrip.

I suppose that other tube is a night vision of some sort.  His character takes it off as daylight comes to the camp they're in.  I think that wire goes to the dbal mounted in front of the red dot.  Not sure what that clip is on the bottom of the mag.  Maybe it's a reminder to the prop guy that - "opposite end goes in the rifle" 

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What movie is this, btw?? Does not look familiar.
Expendables?

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What movie is this, btw?? Does not look familiar.
Expendables?

It's from Tears of the Sun

It's from Tears of the Sun

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Well then, it's not a laser illuminator. I don't think they existed when that movie was made. Probably an old model laser device. That's why so big.
...11 years ago.

Filmed at Manoa Falls and Kualoa Ranch.