Wild Bill was truly a legend in his own time. I heard a story that on one day while riding to, I believe it was Deadwood, where he would later meet his end, he crossed paths with a young boy and asked for directions. Well, that young boy, name of Bill Tilghman, was so amazed to have met Hickok, that he would grow up and become a famous gunfighter, politician and Marshal, and would go onto serve in Kansas, Oklahoma, and as Marshal in Dodge city in the early 1880s. The point: Never underestimate the influence you can have in people's lives. Whether it's good, or bad, is entirely up to you, and what you choose to do.

@tonycamacho3015

2 жыл бұрын

Bravo... I will share your story, thank you.

He fired 30 rounds from two six shooters. Must have been reloading when we weren’t looking...lol!

@devinpetersen2387

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure black powder colt navey's. That'd take over a minute each.

@leroyhovatter7051

4 жыл бұрын

Devin Petersen fart head

@MrYfrank14

4 жыл бұрын

he had the high capacity military style assault cylinders.

@clambroth1923

4 жыл бұрын

I had it at 24 shots. Either way, maybe he had another set of arms that were reloading while the others were busy shooting.

@unga8588

4 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi I know it’s annoying when movies do this stuff I mean seriously just make it accurate is it really that hard.

Pretty sure I counted at least 23 shots. That’s some John Woo level Wild West action.

While there were obvious inaccuracies in this movie, Jeff Bridges played the absolute best Wild Bill Hickok ever.

@tberkoff

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, Jeff Bridges was excellent as Wild Bill. The most believable performance I have seen portraying Wild Bill. Unfortunately, the inaccuracies, poor direction, and poor writing completely buried Jeff Bridges's performance in the movie. It was an awful movie, especially the last 45 minutes related to his assassination. What was the director thinking?!?

@clambroth1923

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah but those fifteen shooter scenes sort of ruin the effect of the old west

@raypiper2839

6 жыл бұрын

+Bill from PA I counted 24 shots

@WhoopsieDayZ

5 жыл бұрын

I think the version of him in Deadwood is way more compelling and interesting.

@AssinnippiJack

5 жыл бұрын

Reading the latest biography of Wild Bill currently. What a crazy period in our history! Truly the wild wild west!

Wild Bill, the legend that can fire 30 shots from 2 six-bullet guns.

Seeing this with my grandpa, he was like "I feel like he fired more than 12 rounds!"

I’m let in ya live Jack. Also...I’m outa bullets.

I've seen this film once and I love it. All the shootout scenes especially this scene where he shot off 30 rounds it's just nuts

Sick of movies and the 23 shots that fire from an unreloaded pistol

@ARob-bt4dr

4 жыл бұрын

Just like in The Joker. He shoots of 8 rounds from a 5 round pistol, exactly the same thing happens in Kingsman: Secret service in the bar fight. It's the same gun both times

Are those the new belt fed six shooters?

@maj.d.sasterhikes9884

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe they use them 30 Clip Magazines the democrats were talking about.

@positiveaddict

3 жыл бұрын

technically belt fed six shooters have been around for a while. Mini gun M134. lol

@tonycamacho3015

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂☠️

"No good deed goes unpunished."

Jeff Bridges the actor plays real James Wild Bill Butler Hickok in Walter Hill films biographical western movie true story wild Bill 1995 this is my favorite history western movie

Why is everyone complaining that it sucked? I saw the movie not so long ago and it was pure perfection to me.

He sure can reload fast .

Me and the boys: *just chillin* That one griefer in RDR online:

@KC.45

3 жыл бұрын

It should be backwards.

@ethandaily136

3 жыл бұрын

@@KC.45 wassup bro big fan

Them pistols got more bullets in 'em than a Browning 9mm sub machine gun

Jeff bridges legendary voice is recognized anywhere

Whiskey good for a man, helps you see things in perspective.

You oughta know better than to touch a another man's hat 😂😂

Love those 12 shot revolvers

@MrYfrank14

4 жыл бұрын

i counted 19. and there really was a 12 shot revolver back then. pretty much useless, but it did exist.

@terminallydrunk1900

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrYfrank14 counted 25

2 guns 12 rounds at best never reloads and looks like to me he fired 22 shots lol

@MrJDBrophy

4 жыл бұрын

I counted at least 25, but yeah...lol

Yeah i counted more than 12 shots i think them are the new army revolvers with the extra side barrels lls

Couple of nice 37 shot 6 shooters he got there

Crappy shot counting aside, I love how merciful Bill is with Jack. He could have justifiably killed him 3-4 times I think, but let him go each time. Jack was just a dumb kid playing at being a cowboy/gunfighter. More than that though, Jack also couldn't bring himself to kill Bill when he had the chance, telling Bill once and for all that the kid wasn't a real threat. Bill ten takes that mercy two steps further, not only letting Jack have a drink before he leaves, but offering to pay for it! Then while we're at it, lets take one more step and turn our back to the kid as we head to the bar, showing a level of trust he definitely wouldn't have shown to any of the other men in the barn, if they had lived.

It was just a stunning scene where Bill shot all the cowboys, but wished one guy.

The flashing lights, the awful sound effects, the unlimited bullets in his revolvers...i read about film critics complaining that westerns were dying and losing their popularity, and if they were wAtching this instead something like Tombstone I can see why.

he load very fast

... And when we know that gunman in the ninentheen century never load her gun with 6 rounds but only five...!

@clambroth1923

4 жыл бұрын

You just learned that from Hickcock 45 - about the center fire stuff and the hammer on the primer. Gunmen were careful them days and they loaded with 6.

@SirDehumanized

4 жыл бұрын

Unless they knew they were getting into a fight.

@viktordtz2080

4 жыл бұрын

@@SirDehumanized Right too

@freakindawgen

2 жыл бұрын

The black powder guns back then had a pin between the cap nipples where you drop the hammer on.

@viktordtz2080

2 жыл бұрын

@@freakindawgen The colt police have this system.. but it create many problem (hole on hammer with fired nipples).

How much god damn bullets did those guns have

I counted at least 25 reports from Bills pistols....That's almost Rambo 2 level right there.

where can i get a pair of colt navys that shoot 30 without having to reload lol. i want those guns for sure

My dad and I are still watching western movie true story films wild bill 1995 starting Jeff Bridges plays real wild bill he was pretty good in the films because he was shooting a two colt navy 1857 handguns he kills jack mccalls men it was desperado killing body count in the movie like during a shootout from the film from my favorite film by walter hill

25 shots

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Twenty shots from two sixguns? Don't think so.

So many movie makers make the same basic mistake of not knowing the amount of shots fired. It's not rocket science.

Guys Guys chill wild bill was only using dead eye

After you become as great as Wild Bill Hickok whenever you fire two shots people will mistakenly hear 6 consecutive shots. That's what transpired in this video

And how many bullets did he fire with two six shooters ? Never ceases to amaze me how they can be so meticulous with everything else except the counting of bullets being fired the main character . They must think the general public is so stupid it won’t be noticed. Wrong !

Obviously, Wild Bill was holding two sixguns of plenty bullets +3.

@MrYfrank14

4 жыл бұрын

he had the high capacity military style assault cylinder in the gun in his right hand and the unlimited ammo cheat code for the gun in his left hand.

it is hard to count shots because of the editing, but i only counted the shots made while the camera was on Bill and i counted 19.

Why even make him shoot damn near 30 shots… only needed 12 anyways lol

Texas

First count think I got 26 shots attest

After wild bill was killed by Jack McCall before he used to shoot back in the wild bill's head with a derringer 1809 handgun

im a bit late to this . but wild bill was the real deal who was deadly with 2 colt navy revolvers he wouldent have shot 18 or 20 like in this film he would have shot them all though . jeff bridges is the best wild bill down to the hat ive seen as for the calamity jane actress nah she was nothing like the real mule skinning calamity jane who bill in real life couldent stand!! its a good film though . wild bill and johnny ringo maybe john Wesley hardin the real deal .

People he didn’t need to reload he just had 10 guns hidden in his trouser pocket

6 shooter. More like 30 shooter

Wild Bill cometia vários erros depois de um tiroteio não recarregada as armas na sequência pra um pistoleiro isso é um erro fatal

All these people complaining about bullet count, like they never watched any movies pre-1997. Seriously everyone, Hollywood didnt give a crap about that sort of stuff. Go back and watch almost any move involving guns pre '97. Lethal Weapon anyone? Commando? Predator? SMH, every comment here "wE cAn CoUnT"....yes, very good of you. You best go on a movie clips bender to add that comment to 1000 other movies.

Touching another man's hat gives him infinite ammo don't you know that

I mean I saw 17 shots. The others could have been the other guys firing. I want a 9 shot revolver

@LucianDevine

2 жыл бұрын

The cuts make it hard to be sure, but it looks like either 8 and 9 like you said or 9 and 9.

Didn't he die playing poker and his hand was aces over eights the dead mans hand as it became known

Loved Jeff Bridges as Wild Bill and the first part of the movie had me all hyped up for the rest, they ruined it by the end though.

The good ole days....1900....and 95 ifin I recollect right

Watching this gave me a seizure

Fast reloads were not possible due to the pistols Wild Bill used! Usually the shooter carried many guns so reloading was not necessary!

@MrYfrank14

4 жыл бұрын

no need to ever reload. didn't you watch the clip? they had the unlimited ammo cheat codes back then.

In his early years, Hickock carried a large knife in his belt, not pistols. He sometimes carried a shotgun but only started to carry and use handguns when local toughs began to make fun of how he dressed and mocked him because of his somewhat large nose. They began to call him "Duck Bill Hickock" This upset Bill, and it is not clear just what happened but he was never mocked like that again. Afterwards, he became Wild Bill.

If you’re going to make a film like this treat your audience with some respect that they can at least count.

At least 15 shot pistols! Horrible directing!! Another mistake, Hickok was born in Illinois, and raised in the Northern part of the Country, yet in this movie he speaks with a strong Southern accent! Totally bad directing. Jeff Bridges played the part well, but was directed to play this part by idiots! Kind of reminds me of Sam Elliot playing a Union General in Gettysburg with an extremely strong Southern drawl!! They should have made him play a Confederate General in that it would be realistic! I think today’s producers don’t know their history! Doesn’t surprise me with the total lack of quality education in this Country!! Many teachers from certain races did not even pass the teachers exam, yet they hire them anyway!! Sad!!!

@redman2989

6 жыл бұрын

Agree with most of this with the exception of Sam Elliot. He played John Buford in that movie who was from Kentucky which at the time was still considered a southern state and even today I know people from Kentucky who have a slight southern accent.

@drewwood8375

5 жыл бұрын

Here's another thought, it's only a f****** movie!!

@timshull59

5 жыл бұрын

Ahhhh Sam Elliott grew up in Oregon

@4redniwediS

4 жыл бұрын

Walter Hill directed this film, he has directed some great films, all directors sometimes take liberties with details! The real blame lies with the writers and producers which are the real bosses of films!

@Weisser69420

4 жыл бұрын

4 The Love of The Shave how does that at all matter. Are you slow in the head?