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Post by SharonHarvey2 on Jul 12, 2006 10:41:52 GMT
Ok, so what did you all think to last night's finale?
I am afraid I have missed the main part of the series, but have caught up here and there, and I thought last nights was quite good with the appearance of Horatio's brother Raymond, and also the suicide of cop John Hagan. I liked him as he seemed ok.
I was not sure if I had missed something, as when someone put the gun to Calleigh's head, I thought it must have been a flashback from a previous ep and they were wrapping it up.
I thought it was quite good though, though I still think Ryan Woolfe sticks out like a sore thumb, and the team give the impression that they too don't get on with him.
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Post by 3amKom/7oMopDe on Jul 17, 2006 13:03:24 GMT
I have a question for those who looks CSI:Miami.
What gear (duty belt, weapon holster, pistol mag pouches) and weapon does Calleigh Duquesne uses? (I need manufacturers)
I suppose that the weapon in M9 (Beretta 92FS) or HK USP 9mm but I'm not sure.
Yesterday I watched CSI:Miami and I saw Calleigh was shooting (at shooting range) (not for ballistic expertise (maybe for increasing shooting skill)) with HK MK23 or some SIG-Sauer (not P226, P228).
As for holster I suppose - either BLACKHAWK(R) or SAFARILAND(R) 6280 Mid Ride Level II Retention Holster or SAFARILAND(R)6285 Belt Drop Level II Retention Holster...
As for pistol mag pouches I didn't see anyone (with 15 bullets +1 in barrel will not do many shots, even if in USA the police officer uses his (her) weapon to fire on a defeat 1 time for 20 years of a service)
Please give me full information about Calleigh's weapon, duty belt, weapon holster, mag pouches, maybe some other utility pouches, shooting eyewear...
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Post by sootycat on Jul 18, 2006 11:10:51 GMT
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Post by 3amKom/7oMopDe on Jul 24, 2006 8:08:21 GMT
There is nothing on this site. And how about you? You are watching CSI:Miami not first day, not first time; I'm asking simple question - weapons, equipment.
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Post by 3amKom/7oMopDe on Jul 24, 2006 8:08:59 GMT
There is not enough reality in CSI:Miami:
- rounds with gunpowder-magnesium mixture;
- SWAT teams are equipped wrong. (MP-5/N, Beretta 92FS(M9), Black Federal BDU, Black PASGT-H helmets, even BLACKHAWK DOAV Vest). Real equipment in all SWAT teams - HK MP-5A2 SMG, Benelli M1 Super 90 Shotgun, M4A1 Carbine, Colt M1911A1 Pistol, Navy Blue Federal BDU, Navy Blue PASGT-H helmets, PROTECH RPM-F1 Tactical Vest, Safariland 6004 SLS Tactical Holster. If CSI:Miami was done in LA so why the producer did not asked for a consultation at LAPD SWAT?
- absence of "agency" network (civilian informers);
- firefight "realism";
- too much benzine.
- "excellent" SWAT training (SWAT officer armed with M4 carbine cannot hit a target on distance of 70 meters, and super sharpshooter Lt. Horatio Caine hits this target with a pistol).
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Post by SharonHarvey2 on Jul 25, 2006 14:56:14 GMT
Sounds like you have done your homework and found your answer yourself.
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Post by 3amKom/7oMopDe on Aug 2, 2006 11:14:51 GMT
I have never seen that the criminalist (Calleigh Duquesne) confused Beretta 92FS with SIG-Sauer P226. It is the same to confuse jeep with tank.
P.S.
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2. The Ukrainian Airborne Troops Day.
About Afghani mountains and Afghani war,
About fallen friends in Croatia, Iraq.
Will not forget guys in light-blue berets
Will not forget guards the AIRBORNE service.
(Pro gory Afganu ta viynu Afgans'ku
Pro druziv, shcho zaginuli v Horvatii, v Iraku
Ne zabudut' hloptsi v blakitnih beretah
Ne zabude gvardiya sluzhby v Aeromobil'nih Viys'kah)
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