Damn...Now I can't wait for Season 5 (Longmire)

[Irving]

Walt and Henry take heat from the events back in Denver. Mean while, Branch doesn't head a warning to stay off sacred land and takes some shots from a ghost Dog Soldier.

[Bailey Guns]

Oh, yeah...those were good episodes.

[Irving]

Just watched E1 S1 and enjoyed it. Thanks for the recommendation.

Hurry & play catch up . Season 5 starts Dec 15th

Okay I'm done. Season five doesn't start until September of next year?

On to American Horror Story (tried to get wife to watch it two years ago and she said she "wasn't into it." Now it's her new gig.), Sherlock Holmes, and Peaky Binders.

[Irving]

Just watched E1 S1 and enjoyed it. Thanks for the recommendation.

Any body gripped about his habit of leaving the hammer back on the rifle to lean places?

I read this post and have been watching for this for all four seasons and didn't catch it once.

[Martinjmpr]

I read this post and have been watching for this for all four seasons and didn't catch it once.

It's the finger-always-on-the-trigger that gets me. Have none of these people ever handled a firearm in real life?


No wonder we have so many accidental shootings with kids when every image they see from TV, video games, movies, etc, indicates that the trigger is the normal "resting" place for the trigger finger.

[Zundfolge]

It's the finger-always-on-the-trigger that gets me. Have none of these people ever handled a firearm in real life?

Note that Robert Taylor is an Aussie ... so it makes sense that he wouldn't know better.

[Martinjmpr]

Just finished season 4. Nice cliffhanger ending...

Observation: Not sure exactly when Netflix took over but I noticed that when they did, two things happened: First, each episode went from 45 minutes to an hour (I guess because they didn't have to allow for commercials) and second, instead of having a "murder of the week" that gets solved by the end of the episode, they went with longer story lines that cross over multiple episodes, more like other modern television dramas on Netflix.

[Gman]

Observation: Not sure exactly when Netflix took over but I noticed that when they did, two things happened: First, each episode went from 45 minutes to an hour (I guess because they didn't have to allow for commercials) and second, instead of having a "murder of the week" that gets solved by the end of the episode, they went with longer story lines that cross over multiple episodes, more like other modern television dramas on Netflix.

I'm looking forward to that transition.

I'm currently at S1 E6. Some of the firearm knowledge inaccuracies bother me, like no modern 45-70 firearms. Never mind the Marlin lever guns. Lots of poor trigger discipline. Does Walt carrying in Condition 2 bug anyone but me?

[Gman]

You've overlooked the different grips and focused on the hammer??? I like it (guns in movies & tv) in general when you clearly see a Glock, then a Beretta for the up close.

OR BETTER YET Someone pulls away, rides in on, or has a Harley sound and it's a friggin 250 off road.

You get the sound of someone cocking the hammer...and the closeup is a Glock. Whoops. One of the Bourne movies used a Sig and a Glock in the same scene which changed depending on the camera perspective.

[Irving]