Tuco's pistol

[GunNut4570]

@utoob3wd What he's doing is taking apart an 1858 Colt black powder and changing the hammer and cylinder too shoot the 45 long colt cartridge.

[Natejitsu]

This scene was largely improved, by the way

[FALpwn]

what model and make of gun did he choose

[utoobd3wd]

@FALpwn He took apart several of the Colt 1851 Navy revolvers and put together his own from all the parts.

[chibi723]

"Every gun sings it's own tune, and that one's got perfect timing."

[TucoRamirez2]

Ahhh, me favorite movie.

[rwaggs62]

REVOLVERS...REVOLVERS!!!

[MasterZim91]

the koolest scene throughout the movie

[DarthMikael69]

I uploaded this full scene in HD and it's blocked worldwide due to copyright restrictions... why, oh why?!?

[TheAlexagius]

@DarthMikael69 put a disclamer of the educational use thing

[killerklown91]

Revolvers....

eh...revolvers...

REVOLVERS!!!!

love it.

[CommanderCooper]

The guy must be an expert if he can assemble a single perfect gun out of a pile of revolvers with differing calibers and firing types.

[elitezombieslayer129]

@CommanderCooper They were all the same, he just took the best parts from each gun and combined them.

[CommanderCooper]

@elitezombieslayer129 Well, not every revolver has the same caliber. But most of the revolvers do look ball-and-cap. Hell, I'm not even sure what era this movie is set in.

[spoukas]

@CommanderCooper civil war :) 

[CommanderCooper]

@spoukas Ah ha. So it's almost certain to be a cap-and-ball revolver. And since cap-and-ball often have similar calibers, this makes a bit more sense.

[spoukas]

@CommanderCooper yep civil war is being depicted throughout the film and i would say around spring -close summer of 1862, following Sibley's retreat to Canby after the battle of Glorieta Pass

[CommanderCooper]

@PhatBrady1017 They weren't all that different. Revolvers at the time had a pretty consistent design, and with the unification of the Union's army, they were just getting into standardized calibers. So it's not that unrealistic.

[blue32ism]

awesome scene!

actually, this is one of the best scenes in the film. It shows that despite his fairly repulsive manner Tucco is an expert.

[dorfineer]

Classic! Revolvers...!

[darkchild256]

for all us crimecraft players, tuco is a level 250 gunsmith :)

[blento750]

@darkchild256

hell no. tuco is level less. he's an expert.

[darkchild256]

@blento750 shit, i should have recognized, all bow to tuco.

[GoucheGizmo]

Rofl i love when he is swapping chambers its like hes trying to make it sound cool.

[savagesanity]

One of my favorite scenes in the movie.

[Mogget01]

Why Italian, the original language was Spanish... FYI ;^)

[kingkhan2894]

Bad. Ass. I wish you had the ending though.

[tarquinbiscuitbarrel]

There's plenty of ending scenes already on the tube. Search "good bad ugly cemetary".

[subslament]

@tarquinbiscuitbarrel He means ending of this scene

[kingkhan2894]

@tarquinbiscuitbarrel

Nah. I was referring to the end of this scene where he robs the owner of the shop. I meant that I wished you had the entire scene, including its ending.

[interplanetariamente]

Great, even though I was looking for this piece in italian. Thanks