@WatchVidsMakeLists Yes, the Mauser C96 is the basis of Han Solo blaster. It's a beautiful handgun, but it soon got outclassed by P08 Lugars and M1911 very fast
@@WatchVidsMakeListsyeah almost every weapon you see in the OT is a WW2 weapon from pretty much any country so like, the DL-44 is a Mauser and the DLT-19 is an MG-34 (or 32 nit too sure)
@@theduderman1811 it's not that surprising a lot of significant characters are force-sensitive. To be such character you often need a lot of luck and to be a good fighter. Being force-sensitive grants you both. In real life we would have seen abundance of force users among historical figures and great warriors as well. In actuality, we already can see something similar - left-handed people are a small minority of population, but since being one gives you noticable advantage in a fight, there are a lot of lefties among the top fighters and fencers in the world.
@@mitsukitai2713it’s implied in legends that being force sensitive in general wasn’t uncommon but being force sensitive enough to actively use the force and bend it to your will is as rare as the force is in regular canon , like they imply that most really good pilots are somewhat force sensitive because they can kinda predict what’s gonna happen as if they have Jedi foresight and I remember theres a few other examples that are like this but they’re slipping my mind rn , but it fits Han because he is one of the best pilots around
@@osirisjohnson5165 no he worked *at* the game company pandemic, who made the original battlefront games, and his game called "full spectrum warrior" an RTS shooter.
played sword and sorcery at a games club I used to attend, and it had a bunch of mods, one being a star wars mod used Han solo's blaster, and adopted the same stance... the accuracy was actually quite spot on, I was hitting people almost dead on than if I tried going down sights
@@nintje5381it’s heavily implied throughout the saga, think about all the times “luck” has helped Han out of a sticky situation, or how he pilots the millennium falcon through an asteroid field which C-3PO gives a very low chance of success.
I mean to be fair, most of the main cast throughout the movies is implied to be some flavor of force sensitive. It's kinda like in other fantasy, you have your wizards and such but extraordinary powers is just something the main cast just have because it's cool.
Han Solo is not Force sensitive. The Force is Han Solo sensitive. Meaning it guides him without him even knowing it. He's a guy who hangs out and protects important Jedi twins destined for greatness. So yes The Force is Han Solo sensitive.
It always reminded me of how a swordsman would stand like with a rapier or something, gave him a unique vaguely "Have at thee!" Sort of stance when he fired
Another thing to consider is that it’s highly likely that Han had an above average level of force sensitivity. In the sequel trilogy he shoots a storm trooper that’s behind him without looking.
Revolver/mauser shooters understand that this is the best way to shoot that kind of weapon even in real life since it requires more elbow torque vs wrist toque to dampen the recoil
Well, I always believed Han was mildly Force Sensitive. Not enough to be a Force User. Yet, enough to subconsciously draw upon the Force to basically create Luck. In the tabletop pen and paper roleplay game Star Wars: Edge of the Empire (and the rest of the books). There is a tree can take in Character Building to be Force Sensitive. Yet, does not mean you will become a Light or Dark Jedi. Just means, may subconsciously (roleplaying within the moment) to bend luck to your favor. Your character doesn't realize they are Force Sensitive. Just things can go their way. Or can REALLY NOT GO THEIR WAY! But that is half the fun. So Han's stance is that he is so confident in his shooting abilities. He doesn't need no sights. If anything, the sights are there to throw everyone off. (Plus, in the tabletop, he is a hell of a shot and pilot. You do not want to piss him off.)
Point shooting isn't "intuition" based. Literally pointing at the target with your finger before firing gets the barrel very close to the target as well. You're literally using your finger as a sight.
As Harrison Ford probably never fired a real gun, why did he use this stance in the movies? Was it just because the shootout scene was under the falcon so he had to get low, or did Lucas have a gun expert teach him?
It's hard to take the squat shoot technique after watching Tex and Dep of the BlackPantsLegion watch that very same footage in the middle of the Far Cry 5 with a Cop series
That's because Han is a true Pistolero. A right and proper Gunslinger. In the books, he's capable with a blaster rifle, but a downright terrifying artist of the craft with a pistol.
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@@sandramarkus1054yeah man
"I got a blaster with your name on it."
The guy named DL-44: Shi-
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Hehehehe my son will hate me😈
Must be a droid.
Elon Musk’s gonna be grieving
What does “Shi-“ mean kid?
Just casually hitting shots with a beefy C96 while not even aiming. I wish we could all be like Han
What's a C96, is that the real pistol is DL-44 is built from?
@WatchVidsMakeLists Yes, the Mauser C96 is the basis of Han Solo blaster. It's a beautiful handgun, but it soon got outclassed by P08 Lugars and M1911 very fast
@@WatchVidsMakeListsyeah
Resident Evil players will know it as the Red 9
@@WatchVidsMakeListsyeah almost every weapon you see in the OT is a WW2 weapon from pretty much any country so like, the DL-44 is a Mauser and the DLT-19 is an MG-34 (or 32 nit too sure)
It really fits him, what with him believing heavily in Luck.
In Legends, his daughter Jaina speculates he is mildly Force sensitive
@@mitsukitai2713 I wouldn't doubt it if he was. A surprising number of people in Star Wars are Force Sensitive.
@@theduderman1811 it's not that surprising a lot of significant characters are force-sensitive. To be such character you often need a lot of luck and to be a good fighter. Being force-sensitive grants you both. In real life we would have seen abundance of force users among historical figures and great warriors as well. In actuality, we already can see something similar - left-handed people are a small minority of population, but since being one gives you noticable advantage in a fight, there are a lot of lefties among the top fighters and fencers in the world.
@@mitsukitai2713it’s implied in legends that being force sensitive in general wasn’t uncommon but being force sensitive enough to actively use the force and bend it to your will is as rare as the force is in regular canon , like they imply that most really good pilots are somewhat force sensitive because they can kinda predict what’s gonna happen as if they have Jedi foresight and I remember theres a few other examples that are like this but they’re slipping my mind rn , but it fits Han because he is one of the best pilots around
@@mitsukitai2713 that’s interesting because in episode IV I think he mocks Obi-wan and Luke for believing that the Force exists
The theory is that Han is in tune with the force. But doesnt know he is using it.
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That would explain Han’s luck and talent matching Luke’s even though he’s supposed to be a relatively normal guy
Does make sense. Way to lucky to be normal
Always believe han is a latent force sensitive
So that’s where Kylo Got the force from
"Han has a hidden secret...his iconic stance everyone knows about"
You know what they say, always hide in plain sight
well this video is about explaining the stance, not just saying han has one
@@lukecodzexcuses
Saying he had a "hidden secret" brings more views than just saying "Han solo has a unique stance in bf2"
I think its a if you see this stance, you're about to die kind of secret
So Han is a damn Fed.
he would be an ex fed who turned on them (the empire)
Trained by the feds actually, he's ex-Imperial Army/Tie Fighter
He's just that iconic, even Pandemic had to give him custom animations
Man pandemic. So my uncle worked at pandemic, his game was full spectrum warrior. That studio was so cool.
@@Back_in_ur_hole man I remember pandemic, fuck it really took over the world, one day everyone's having fun the next, covid
😂
Theyre the main one
@@Back_in_ur_holehe did what he worked on the pandemic
@@osirisjohnson5165 no he worked *at* the game company pandemic, who made the original battlefront games, and his game called "full spectrum warrior" an RTS shooter.
Look at them fbi boys at the pistol range in a suite shirt and tie. How times have changed.
probably didn't hit anything more than 3 metres away
As far as I can tell that clip came from world war 2 pistol shooting training. They used the stance first from what I gather.
@@fetusthegreat9797they shot like that for quite some time, it was deemed the best way of shooting a revolver. Times change 😅
Changed for the better I agree
@@ponymalone3636it was a legitimate shooting style so no
"You have scope, you have iron sights but you don't use them."
-Count Dooku
Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side kid
pretty sure he rethought that stance when vader ate his blaster shots with his hand
Ok I’ll be that guy. The droid officer also holds the pistol in a unique stance compared to the others. In 3rd person it holds the gun like a rifle
It’s probably cause for them being droids the only way they find stability either guns is by that
Given the time period when a New hope was released in the late 70s it makes sense George Lucas did research on that which is interesting
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It’s just wild to me that professional weapons experts endorsed the 1920’s buck rogers pistol stance as if it was even remotely effective.
Ive always liked Han's shooting stance. They rrally got it down in Galaxy of Heroes, giving all versions of him unique shooting animations
played sword and sorcery at a games club I used to attend, and it had a bunch of mods, one being a star wars mod
used Han solo's blaster, and adopted the same stance... the accuracy was actually quite spot on, I was hitting people almost dead on than if I tried going down sights
So you’re telling Han Solo is actually an FBI agent? Makes sense
He's slightly force sensitive so it makes sense he'd rely on intuition
Where is it said ?
@@nintje5381it’s heavily implied throughout the saga, think about all the times “luck” has helped Han out of a sticky situation, or how he pilots the millennium falcon through an asteroid field which C-3PO gives a very low chance of success.
I mean to be fair, most of the main cast throughout the movies is implied to be some flavor of force sensitive. It's kinda like in other fantasy, you have your wizards and such but extraordinary powers is just something the main cast just have because it's cool.
Han Solo is not Force sensitive. The Force is Han Solo sensitive. Meaning it guides him without him even knowing it. He's a guy who hangs out and protects important Jedi twins destined for greatness. So yes The Force is Han Solo sensitive.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
It always reminded me of how a swordsman would stand like with a rapier or something, gave him a unique vaguely "Have at thee!" Sort of stance when he fired
In ww1, being able to fire accurately from the hip, while on the move, was a very vital skill to have.
I like the idea Han is force sensitive but not enough to be any type of Jedi.
I’m pretty sure that’s a thing in the StarWars lore.
As far as i know, force sensitiveness is a spectrum
Literally all creatures are connected to the force. Leia is force sensitive. It just depends on if they have a high medichlorian count
Another thing to consider is that it’s highly likely that Han had an above average level of force sensitivity. In the sequel trilogy he shoots a storm trooper that’s behind him without looking.
From what I heard and read, the held back hand stance is similar to oldschool dueling poses with pistols, mans got clas
Uses the hip firing move from the FBI back in the 60’s right, so when was that? In the future or back in time?
Back in time
Revolver/mauser shooters understand that this is the best way to shoot that kind of weapon even in real life since it requires more elbow torque vs wrist toque to dampen the recoil
It was so secret that they could lay it right in front of my eyes and I'd never notice
More Videos like this!!! love exploring styles and techniques. And not just the force users.
His pistol went Krazy
The fact that this is just unapologetically clickbait is hilarious LOL.
The hand getting kicked out is for a flashlight. They train that way so return fire is directed at the light.
I'm convinced that he's actually a jedi
Theres 2 stances in star wars that are iconic. The first is han solo, the 2nd is count dookoo
The first clone Trooper in the video absolutely Thanks a shot to the dome
Solo looked like that in the old games ? God damn I haven't played those in years
How Solo with that awful stance was more accurate than Stormtroopers is beyond me
So... He does not aim
Exactly
He dose it just a different type of aiming.
I’ve never noticed that. Pretty cool.
Well, I always believed Han was mildly Force Sensitive. Not enough to be a Force User. Yet, enough to subconsciously draw upon the Force to basically create Luck.
In the tabletop pen and paper roleplay game Star Wars: Edge of the Empire (and the rest of the books). There is a tree can take in Character Building to be Force Sensitive. Yet, does not mean you will become a Light or Dark Jedi. Just means, may subconsciously (roleplaying within the moment) to bend luck to your favor. Your character doesn't realize they are Force Sensitive. Just things can go their way. Or can REALLY NOT GO THEIR WAY! But that is half the fun.
So Han's stance is that he is so confident in his shooting abilities. He doesn't need no sights. If anything, the sights are there to throw everyone off. (Plus, in the tabletop, he is a hell of a shot and pilot. You do not want to piss him off.)
Yeah this is just movie BS.
Han is a FED 😨😰😭😭
Plot twist:
Han solo is secretly an FBI Agent!
Dudes got that bonkstimus rizz
Never understood why we couldn't fly the Millineum falcon in the original battlefront 2
Star Wars is just a funny mix of fairy tale, western and sci-fi.
"FREEZE DIRTBAG" ass stance
Point shooting isn't "intuition" based. Literally pointing at the target with your finger before firing gets the barrel very close to the target as well. You're literally using your finger as a sight.
I didn't even know Hans solo stance was unique
Yeah this guy _definitely_ isn't force sensitive
Of course the government were the ones to use the “hope you don’t hit bystanders” stance😂
I always thought that stance looked ridiculous and useless in real life.
with the inaccuracy of weapons and how he actually doesn't aim, but wings it... really makes the whole "force senstive" argument stronger.
I Just hate the Update they Made in which they changed the Shootingmode of the arctroopers
He uses the force to aim
“For extra stability and balance” nah bro, he’s just stuntin on them
Actually in BF2 if You press both LB + RB 2 times to use the ability.
You'll use the Lando Stance.
I think the future large clockman will come on aid
he still the most accurate shooter
I assume the “intuition” might nust be the force
classic han working for the FBI in a sting operation against the Hutt cartel
He is a part of cartel.. Doing drungs for some time, to make them believe he is a bad guy😊
As Harrison Ford probably never fired a real gun, why did he use this stance in the movies? Was it just because the shootout scene was under the falcon so he had to get low, or did Lucas have a gun expert teach him?
Not sure, I might look into it soon
Han is a legend
I hope that gets implemented onto Star Wars outlaws
Lol i take almost same stance when shooting in VR 😂
Not a SECRET
And that solo shrug
Star Wars Battlefront game series needs to be continued bro 🔥💯🔥❤️🔥💯🔥
Only if dice has nothing to so with it
God, I love his pistol in the game. It’s just straight up a C96 Mauser with a suppressor.
Love it’s model
Honestly ay
His shoulder bash is so mf OP hate facing him as a Palp main
I actually thought he just did that without any reason
Han doesn't need sights, he can see with his own two eyes.
Lemme just make my silhouette VASTLY larger by opening my chest and sticking my arm out but it’s ok cause I crouched down a lil
Han definitely solos
Fuck the new battlefront classic release we still playing battlefront 2 it just more better game now that the devs left it
Is it me or does Han Solo’s blaster look like a Mauser
most guns come with irons han has used the scpe in the movie
I know what it is, but I’m curious as to how many people actually know what gun Han Solo is using
FBI IN THE 60s speak 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Which the FBI got from the British SOE used during ww2
Robocops aims similar to this! Just doesnt crouch...
He aims with the force.
That's not how the force works!
@bullet_outsmarter_5000 then why did Luke use the force instead of his x-wing's targeting system on the death star?
No he actually does aim with the force look it up
@@future_phonk r/wooooosh
@bullet_outsmarter_5000 I forgot he said that, lol.
The sequels were so terrible that I tried to delete it from my mind.
James bond did that aswell
God aim ang plot armour
Which game is that with isometric point of view
Also the point shoot method was created by the US army but who cares about accuracy right?
Lol
I thought you could only go first person with troopers and not anyone else?
Its called the Alex Murphy
Another Aussie that knows what he's talking about when it comes to weapons handling ... where the bloody hell have you been hanging around?
Thats actually horrible 😭 i wont lie like bro has his arms out while 30 people are shooting at him. Bro has to be force sensitive
It's hard to take the squat shoot technique after watching Tex and Dep of the BlackPantsLegion watch that very same footage in the middle of the Far Cry 5 with a Cop series
“Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster,” -Han Solo
“i got a blaster with your name on it”
oh thanks i’ve been wanting one of those
That’s just ‘cause Han’s chill like that
Han is just that good. I shoot cowboy quick draw and id never shoot like Han.
Han has a mauser C96
Never knew why he shot his blaster like that lol, I always thought it was to look cool for the aesthetic
Blaster to be weak when fight with enemy using lightsaber because lightsaber can block shooting blaster bro
That's because Han is a true Pistolero. A right and proper Gunslinger. In the books, he's capable with a blaster rifle, but a downright terrifying artist of the craft with a pistol.
Han was force sensitive and didn’t know it which makes the part about him not believing in the force so much better
Actually very well known in gunslingers, semi basic, not take desk ppl know but