movie "Shooter" with Mr. Wahlberg

I really liked this movie.
Like it a little less though since it was published last month that Wahlberg is one of a group of hypocritical Hollywood stars who are lobbying for gun control.
Mr. Wahlberg was actually quoted as saying 'no one should own guns'.
Funny...it's okay to take millions of theatre goers dollars from a movies glamorizing guns and violence...then to stab legitimate gun owners in the back.
 
Hunter has a series of books that have a lot of firearm detail. I have only found one small error. Apparently he was not a shooter when he started writing, he just did good research and got help.

I wish other authors would have someone proof read for gun accuracy.
 
Ha, I'll have to watch this movie again... I recall liking it. I always wondered what rifle he was using but haven't seen the movie since it was out.

You'll want to freeze it at 1:39 :)

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Quoted From Wikipedia

"Throughout the film, Swagger uses an array of sniper weapons, among which are the USMC M40A3,[4] the CheyTac Intervention,[5] and the Barrett M82 sniper rifles. Donnie Fenn used an M4A1 with a Cobray 37mm Launcher (commonly used by TV and movie armorers as a stand-in for the M203 grenade launcher) and M68 Close Combat Optic in the African opening sequences. A pair of Remington 700Ps were bought by Swagger and Memphis while on the run. Other weapons used by Swagger include a Beretta M9 and a commandeered M4A1 with an Aimpoint Sight, in the fight against the 24 mercenaries and a Colt M1911-A1 and a suppressed M4A1 in the final scene. Fenn's old .22 rifle that Swagger used on the lake scene is a Cooey model 60."
 
aisde from the fact that mark wahlberg is clearly misguided in his leanings, I hope I'm not the only one who thinks this part of the movie is pretty exciting and a cool and none-to-known use of something a lot of board members have close at hand. how can you tell I'm a gunnut right?
 
I own the Blu-Ray, and on the disc extra features, it shows Wahlberg doing some target shooting (out to 1000 yards eventually, I believe) to get into the part.

From what I remember, he seems to enjoy himself, which makes him not just a hypocrite, but the WORST kind of hypocrite: the one that expresses a public opinion based solely on what he thinks is politically popular/correct, not even on any personal bias!
 
The rifle used in that movie (I believe it was a Rem 700) was for sale in the EE a few years back. One of the CGN members was the firearms 'consultant' or armourer on that movie. Longshot?
 
How did "Marky Mark" become "MR." Wahlberg??? Are we supposed to take our political cues from a punk rapper or a half-wit actor??? He has one vote, like every other citizen... as for his opinion, I give it slightly less credibility than our 11 year old paperboy Jimmy.

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