Hollywood Weapons - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Terry Down Under
Terry and Larry try to verify Quigley Down Under. Terry attempts to hit a 564-yard shot with a Sharps rifle and then a test of the Quigley: an 800-yard shot that kills two bad guys with one bullet.
Bond, Terry Bond
Terry and Larry test the effectiveness of driving a vehicle with fully automatic machine guns mounted to the car, just like James Bond does with his Aston Martin DB5.
Just-Terry-Fied
Terry and Larry test two scenes from "Justified" where Terry, as Raylan Givins, finds himself in a bathtub and a dead body lying over top of him; a woman stands ready to end his life when Raylan shoots his service revolver.
Terry's Reindeer Game
Terry and Larry test a scene from "Reindeer Games" when Ben Affleck and Charlize Theron get trapped under a frozen lake; they shoot three shots with a 12-gauge shotgun underwater to blast a hole in the ice to escape.
Ex-Men: The Origin of Terry
Terry and Larry test a famous scene from an X-Men film; they attempt to see if one can split a bullet with a katana sword.
Pay Terry Back
Terry and Larry test 2 scenes from Mel Gibson's film Payback. Mel's character is in the back of a taxi when 4 bad guys pull up next to him in an SUV, they open fire and Mel uses a bad guy in the cab as a shield.
Paint Your Red River Stagecoach at High Noon
Terry and Larry will test different famous shots from westerns. Can you shoot a cowboy hat off the bad guy? Will a shotgun blast really throw you back through a window? Can a single shot from a colt revolver break shackles?
Terry's Underworld
Terry and Larry test a famous scene from "Underworld" with Kate Beckensale; Terry attempts to shoot a circle around himself in the floor and fall through to save himself from the pack of werewolves.
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