EPISODE · Mar 31, 2011 · 1 MIN
Firearms
from Special Effects
An overview of the armoury's firearms and their effects
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The National's armoury can be called on to provide firearms of all sizes and periods, from rifles to revolvers and arquebuses to AK-47s. Sometimes these will just be carried by an actor, but on occasions when they need to be fired, a range of techniques can be used to make sure that the effect is both impressive and safe.
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