[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Terminator 1 question (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 12/11/2014 10:45:56 PM EDT
| Why did Arnold have to rack the slide of the handgun when he was in the club about to take out Hamilton? |
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Was the slide racked when the first Sarah Connor was taken out? Can't remember. Quoted:
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Theatrics. You see this all the time in Hollywood. All semi-automatic pistols must be shown having their slides racked. It makes it more "cool" and shit, yo. Was the slide racked when the first Sarah Connor was taken out? Can't remember. He didn't rack it.Pushed/broke in the door after she said she was Sarah Connor,she backs up,da beamz on her forehead,back to him and boom (headshot), That movie was from 1984,and John Connor said the Terminators are from 40 years in the future.Less than 10 years to go............. |
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Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Quoted:
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Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quoted:
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Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? |
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What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? Quoted:
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Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? No muscle on this guy 
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What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? Quoted:
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Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? Terminator arms don't have bones and cartilage. Are you suggesting a terminator is incapable of locking off everything but the trigger finger. How drole. The shit that holds the living tissue to his arm has nothing to do with how it flexes. Remember when he cut that shit off, his arm still worked. Metal arm, no recoil. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Quoted: What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? He's just organic tissue over a steel robot. He IS hydraulics and a steel frame, the fleshy bits are just for looks. You could tear his skin off entirely and he'd still function as a T-800, not fall apart like a sack of bones. So basp is saying recoil should be negligible because he's a fuckin' robot with hydraulics for muscles, not because he's a human with metal bones. |
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Quoted: He's just organic tissue over a steel robot. He IS hydraulics and a steel frame, the fleshy bits are just for looks. You could tear his skin off entirely and he'd still function as a T-800, not fall apart like a sack of bones. So basp is saying recoil should be negligible because he's a fuckin' robot with hydraulics for muscles, not because he's a human with metal bones. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? He's just organic tissue over a steel robot. He IS hydraulics and a steel frame, the fleshy bits are just for looks. You could tear his skin off entirely and he'd still function as a T-800, not fall apart like a sack of bones. So basp is saying recoil should be negligible because he's a fuckin' robot with hydraulics for muscles, not because he's a human with metal bones. |
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Why do guns recoil in the hands of terminators? Shouldn't the slide go straight back with zero flip? Like, metal arms and shit right. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? No muscle on this guy
http://i.imgur.com/EZIfYc9.gif Dammit! Forgot about that. I could fall back on the T1 and T2 Terminators being slightly different models (800 vs 101?) but I think that might be a canon thing. |
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Quoted: He got shitty hydraulics, skynet had to make budget cuts to afford the unmanned version of the f35. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Still has human musculature around the steel endoskeleton. Skin and muscle are squishy. Nope. Steel endoskeleton, you said it. Steel. Skin and muscles may jiggle a little, gun frame shouldn't move. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile What locks the small bones in steel vs bone? Unless there are tiny hydraulic armatures to take the place of connective tissue, that's still the flex point. A steel skeleton without something to tie muscle to bone is just going to be a meat sack over a rigid skeleton. Unless you're saying your hand moves when shooting because the arm bones flex? He's just organic tissue over a steel robot. He IS hydraulics and a steel frame, the fleshy bits are just for looks. You could tear his skin off entirely and he'd still function as a T-800, not fall apart like a sack of bones. So basp is saying recoil should be negligible because he's a fuckin' robot with hydraulics for muscles, not because he's a human with metal bones. Fuckin' last time I buy Bilstein! |
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So, you're saying it's because he did have a dead cat in there? http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lptp0wk3TW1qc9ljx.gif Quoted:
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He racked the slide because press checks are for fuck you asshole. So, you're saying it's because he did have a dead cat in there? http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lptp0wk3TW1qc9ljx.gif It was up in mom's cabin. |
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Quoted: Was the slide racked when the first Sarah Connor was taken out? Can't remember. Quoted: Quoted: Theatrics. You see this all the time in Hollywood. All semi-automatic pistols must be shown having their slides racked. It makes it more "cool" and shit, yo. Was the slide racked when the first Sarah Connor was taken out? Can't remember. So you started a thread, without first reviewing what you were talking about?
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He racked the slide because press checks are for fuck you asshole. 
IIRC, that scene in the club "Tech Noir" was very dramatic, and well done. "You're in a public place so you'll be safe till we get there..." [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1bd5-AX9Wo[/youtube] |