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Samuel L. Jackson's 'S.W.A.T.' Gets Destroyed by Firearms Expert
MovieWebStory by Bianca Assaf
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Firearms expert blasts Samuel L. Jackson's 'S.W.A.T.' for unrealistic gun handling, as the movie's accuracy takes a major hit.
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- According to Patrick McNamara, the movie's gun techniques are completely off the mark, with characters frequently firing weapons in ways that would be impossible in real life.
- McNamara says the film's portrayal of firearms is so inaccurate, it's a wonder the actors didn't accidentally shoot themselves or their co-stars during production.
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Samuel L. Jackson, Patrick McNamara, 'S.W.A.T.'