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GhitaAmati -> RE: Gun Play (9/25/2007 7:38:53 AM)
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tsatske, I have had experiance with this kind of play only once in my life, and I will have to admit, the firing pin was in, the saftey was off, and there was a round in the chamber. A live round, not a blank. Wouldnt matter anyway, at that distance a blank would be just as fatal. Anyway, I would not recommend it, I didnt know it was going to happen when it did, was kind of pulled on my by surprise by an ex (gee, I wonder why he is an ex?). It was pretty fucking intense, that amount of fear and adrenilne is pretty powerful.
For anyone who is actually thinking about incorporating this into a more sane scene than the one I went through, I guess it would depend on the type of weapon being used, and how much the person its being pulled on knows about weapons. Some people can realize some guns arent loaded just by looking at them...and well, that would king of defeat the fear...there is always the possibility of showing your sub a loaded weapon, then blind fold them, then unload (dont forget the one in the chamber..duh)...and then press the weapon to the sub....(works kinda like the sharp knife/dull knife switch) Of course, youd need to have music playing to mask the sound of the weapon being unloaded if your sub would recognize that sound. I like Mr. Disciplines idea about removing the firing pin, then the weapon can compleatly appear to be in firing order, without any chance of it happening. But that would only work with certain weapons and would depend on whether or not you had the knowlege to be able to do that without destroying your weapon. Unless you wanted to go buy a cheap used pistol that doesnt work anymore from a pawn shop, machine it to the point you KNOW its never going to fire anymore, and keep it as a part of your toy bag. (Id still keep it locked in a gun case, most officers searching your car for any reason arent going to take the time to take apart the weapon to see if youve modified it to not fire)
Id say this would work the best as long as only YOU know the weapon is compleatly safe, for me personally knowing you were using a comepleatly safe weapon would defeat the feelings of the scene....but I am hoping you would know the people involved in your scene well enough to know all that....for some people, even the thought of a gun, loaded or not, is pretty scary, but Im not going to get into a "guns dont kill people, people kill people" discussion on this thread, their are plently of those threads in the off topic section.
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