S&W on "The Blacklist"

[Rick Bowles]

I'm a fan of "The Black List". Did anyone notice, in the latest episode, the revolver with which they were playing Russian Roulette? Looks to me like a second model S&W Schofield.

 

[jackvs1]

Didn't notice but sure love the Blacklist.

 

[snubbyfan]

I saw that. We dvr'd it and my poor wife patiently waited while I paused and ran it back and forth lookin' at that gun.

 

[Rick Bowles]

I saw that. We dvr'd it and my poor wife patiently waited while I paused and ran it back and forth lookin' at that gun.

I know RIGHT? I was explaining it to my wife (I have a first model that I showed her) and her eyes just rolled back into her head!

 

[snubbyfan]

I know RIGHT? I was explaining it to my wife (I have a first model that I showed her) and her eyes just rolled back into her head!

I think that's pretty much a universal reaction.

 

[Protected One]

I saw that. We dvr'd it and my poor wife patiently waited while I paused and ran it back and forth lookin' at that gun.

Glad to know I'm not the only one doing slo mo back and forth to determine a firearm model.

 

[Raider]

I noticed the revolver too, that it was a Schofield. Interesting pistol to use in a modern day TV show. You guys/gals have really sharp eyes. How do you manage to capture a screen shot off a TV show? Do you need really high tech equipment?

Thx

Charlie

 

[Rick Bowles]

Most network TV shows are available online a couple of days after they air. Find the show then pause on the scene you want and use the snipping tool to capture the shot.

 

[manyguns]

Maybe we can start a support group for our poor wives who couldn't care less what firearm is used. But then they will be telling us about the name and personal life of the actors which results in the same degree of indifference on our parts. At least they don't have to freeze frame the show to do that. They can just talk over the top of the ongoing plot.

 

[Rick Bowles]

Maybe we can start a support group for our poor wives who couldn't care less what firearm is used. But then they will be telling us about the name and personal life of the actors which results in the same degree of indifference on our parts. At least they don't have to freeze frame the show to do that. They can just talk over the top of the ongoing plot.

Indeed!... or discuss the architecture or landscaping.

 

[GaryS]

I thought that this was going to be a thread about blacklisting S&W because they won't start making 3rd Gen semi autos again. Imagine my disappointment...

 

[zzzippper]

Just like me with the movie Heat. Got that. Got that. Had that. Got two of that. Got that...

 

[4011]

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Most network TV shows are available online a couple of days after they air. Find the show then pause on the scene you want and use the snipping tool to capture the shot.[/QUOTE

What's a snipping tool?

 

[Roadtrash]

Scissors......

 

[rjtmac]

Most network TV shows are available online a couple of days after they air. Find the show then pause on the scene you want and use the snipping tool to capture the shot.[/QUOTE

What's a snipping tool?

It is a "Screen" or "Part" of a screen copy tool that first showed up in Windows 7. Allows you to copy an entire screen or let's you capture any part of the screen by clicking and dragging an area.

It was another follow Apple's lead and copy the Macintosh OS "Grab" tool.

 

[Alpo]

Or you could pause the show, shift/print screen (without the printer being turned on), which saves it to memory, then paste it to MSPaint, then crop as needed to get what you want.

 

[Texas Star]

Can't you just freeze the screen, then Save the image to My Pictures and view it there, zooming larger as desired?