I need Urban to come off The Boys long enough to bring us a Dredd 2. Best Dredd movie out of the 2. And at least whoever wrote Dredd knew the helmet DOESN'T COME OFF.
I never understood that "helmet doesn't come off" argument. It always seemed kinda lame to me. 89s Punisher didn't have the skull on his shirt but we all knew that Dolph "The Man" Lundgren was Frank Castle.
@@anthonyjenkins2001 In the original comic, there was a story were Dredd was captured by some criminal gang and they told him to remove the helmet. When he did, his eyes were covered with a "censored" label and the criminals were shocked, mumbling "He shouldn't live with these eyes, we should kill him", but Dredd took the opportunity while they were stunned and grabbed a gun and killed them. Nobody knows what's going on with Dredd's eyes, that's why the helmet doesn't come off.
I have to correct you on your video. Along with the DNA tag, the Stallone Movie explains that the Law Giver has two magazines. One is standard bullets, the other is a forward mounted magazine that has rings and caps that modify the bullets into the requested round. Its why that Law Giver can run out of one ammunition type and not others. Sorry, I'm just a huge Dredd fan. The explanation is in a Still of the Law Giver during the trial scene.
Also the dial on the Mk I wasn't to do with range, it was to choose & show which ammunition was chosen. The Judges also had access to other weapons (as well as the ones mounted on their Lawmaster bikes). The coolest for me was the Stub-Guns used in the Apocalypse War, these could cut through pretty much anything though prone to overheating & exploding. Then there was the Lawrod, a sniper type rifle. Usually carried in a holster on their bikes, especially on trips to the Cursed Earth. Last in the standard load-out & replacing the Lawrod, was the Widowmaker 2000; a stock-less, pistol grip riot shotgun. It was magazine fed with an automatic feed. Dredd thought it was "...Effective" when used against zombies. Also been a huge fan of Dredd since his appearance in Prog 2 back in 1977...so I'm not much younger than he is in the current progs; though he's in better shape.
You're absolutely correct. Not only does judge dredd have separate magazines for his lawgiver, the city that he lives in comes up with new technology . When judge dredd had to fight the dark judges, the special judge unit created exorcism bullets. That was the only way he was able to kill the dark judges.
The Lawgiver Mk. 2 in the 2012 Dredd film feeds from two magazines. One for standard ammunition that can be rapidly reloaded from the firing grip, and the second forward-mounted magazine that has the special ammo fed from two independent columns (Note the translucent window to visually inspect both stacks).
OMG! YOU DID IT! I requested this when you made the video about RoboCop's Gun! I can't believe I missed the notification for the release! I haven't even started the video yet and had to comment....! This has to be my favorite SciFi Gun... Thank You for listening to me and the rest of the people who agreed with the suggestion! Maybe you could make a video about the Motorcycle he rides, too...
In XXX, the main character, Xander, has a magum revolver with a 6 round capacity. But instead of loading it all with regular ammunitions, he loads it with different types of ammunitions which include tranquiliser, explosive, radio Jammer, fake blood and armor piercing. Xander selects which to fire by rotating the drum until the desired type is aligned with the Barrel. In Skyfall, James Bond receives a new Walther PPK with a biometric scanner in the grip. If someone else tries to use the gun the safety jams and it doesn't fire
i'd like to point out the second time Dredd says incendiary so i think that's the actually ammo name and hotshot was just a slick covert way to load it
One gun you forgot that's like the law giver in it's ammo versatility, extra features and high technology load out is from the movie "The Fifth Element" the ZF1 assault weapon. Tactical paint schemes optional, adjustable handle for righties and lefties. Multiple modes of fire rates, all coupled with a replay feature, all that is needed is to land one shot on target, and replay send each following shots to the same location with such accuracy the wielder need not even point the gun in the same direction as the initial replay shot. Also has an arrow launcher with optional poison and gas heads. Rocket launcher. Net launcher. And a freeze blast that works like a flame thrower only it instantly freeze the sprayed target. Only other option is a manual self destruct device rigged to the red button on the bottom of the gun
@@AdamTehranchiYT yes yes!! Act now and we'll throw in a free case of beer and a well endowed servant girl/boy with their own outfitted kink box for what ever tickles your pickle in the funniest of ways!!
You missed something from the 1967 book "Logan's Run": From the Wikipedia article: "Logan 3 is a Deep Sleep Operative (also called a Sandman) whose job is to terminate Runners using a special weapon called simply "the gun", a handgun with selectable ordnance keyed to self-destruct if touched by an individual who is not the proper owner. Runners are most terrified of a weapon called the "Homer", which homes in on body heat and ignites every pain nerve in the body, killing the target." Sound familiar?
Double whammy,armor piercing. So what do I get Life no death. I like that first scene in the original judge dredd movie. Quotes each offense each thing. And then judges dude at the end
Carl Urban was the best Dredd, IMO, he was excellent in the movie, Stallone's was more comic opera for my taste. Can we have a sequel please, if anyone involved is reading?
HA!!! You missed one. Judges are also equipped with "DUM-DUM" bullets , DUM-DUM bullets provide maximum kill power, but are only authorized to be used in emergencies. Judge Dredd uses them to take out a mutated Klegg by the name of Urk. Judge Dredd: Night Of The Bloodbeast (Prog 138).
The two Dredd films are such a shocking opposite of eachother. The Stallone one is BY FAR the better looking film, the effort they made to set dress and build the costumes and bikes and guns and the ABC warrior... .Its an awesome film for the comic fans visually.... storywise.... the removal of the helmet, ruining the look of Rico, Dredd randomly having a tag-along he wouldnt have tolerated. One the flip side though, the story of the Karl Urban Dredd film was great, with brilliant character work, but looked APPALLING. small, grimey, obviously rubber shoulder pads and badge over a motocross jacket, the Lawmaster was a stupid-looking little sports bike that had absolutely no presence or authority to it, the helmets were stupidly oversized, the city was literally just a modern day city, no towering hab blocks or multi-level roads... I cant fathom what they were thinking with it. It legit made me angry how crappy it looked lol.
actually the lawmaster was changed to actually be steerable so i can forgive it (the 1995 one was completely unsteerable so they didn't really have any way to make good vehicular chase scenes) also i'd like to point out that the shoulder pads are a much better size compared to the bulky (and tactically detrimental) ones from both the OG comics and the 1995 movie though they could've been made to look slightly better
WarHammer bolt gun? Or weapons Videos... And fan films , my goodness I was aware of Warhammer but the fan films are masterpieces and then I started watching lore videos like warrior tier and Attenborough 40k few others, I remembered I actually played Warhammer computer game when the internet was young and still provided through a landline phone jack, I think it influenced me into being a patriotic person in my world George Washington is the emperor .. oops my bad I started rambling.. I hit the like tho
Gotta give it time. The team behind Terminator:Resistance is busy with Robocop: Rogue City right now. After that's done, it would be amazing to get a Dredd game.
The Zorg gun from 5-th Element - Homing Ammo - also a ton of firing modes. Most similar to lawgiver, actually - its "criminal antithethis" And the Robocop Pistol - with its RIDICULOUS (but unlike later lawgivers, still Plausible - see VAG-72/73 by Gerasimenko, 70's, USSR) - AMMO *CAPACITY*
More accurately weakest it's only strong because of the universe it's in has banned body armor none One of those guys besides judges have armor no shoot all they need is 9 mm which is basically all at fires everything else is just fancy high-powered loads of 9 mil especially the explosive😂🙄
Your poor grasp of firearm components is painful. You said LG1 looked like a combination of a rifle scope and pistol grip. You meant rifle barrel and pistol receiver. But, it's actually just a really truncated AR-15 with no stock. The middle of the barrel was chopped out and the muzzle was attached to the receiver body.
Awesome details. I appreciate your content. Please keep up the great work!
I need Urban to come off The Boys long enough to bring us a Dredd 2. Best Dredd movie out of the 2. And at least whoever wrote Dredd knew the helmet DOESN'T COME OFF.
He did give dredd the best portrayal yet, we can only hope.
100% agreed
I never understood that "helmet doesn't come off" argument. It always seemed kinda lame to me. 89s Punisher didn't have the skull on his shirt but we all knew that Dolph "The Man" Lundgren was Frank Castle.
Also, in original comic the Lawgiver holster was at the side of the boot.
@@anthonyjenkins2001 In the original comic, there was a story were Dredd was captured by some criminal gang and they told him to remove the helmet. When he did, his eyes were covered with a "censored" label and the criminals were shocked, mumbling "He shouldn't live with these eyes, we should kill him", but Dredd took the opportunity while they were stunned and grabbed a gun and killed them. Nobody knows what's going on with Dredd's eyes, that's why the helmet doesn't come off.
The lawgiver is right up there with the lightsaber as my favorite sci fi weapon
I have to correct you on your video. Along with the DNA tag, the Stallone Movie explains that the Law Giver has two magazines. One is standard bullets, the other is a forward mounted magazine that has rings and caps that modify the bullets into the requested round. Its why that Law Giver can run out of one ammunition type and not others. Sorry, I'm just a huge Dredd fan. The explanation is in a Still of the Law Giver during the trial scene.
Also the dial on the Mk I wasn't to do with range, it was to choose & show which ammunition was chosen. The Judges also had access to other weapons (as well as the ones mounted on their Lawmaster bikes). The coolest for me was the Stub-Guns used in the Apocalypse War, these could cut through pretty much anything though prone to overheating & exploding. Then there was the Lawrod, a sniper type rifle. Usually carried in a holster on their bikes, especially on trips to the Cursed Earth. Last in the standard load-out & replacing the Lawrod, was the Widowmaker 2000; a stock-less, pistol grip riot shotgun. It was magazine fed with an automatic feed. Dredd thought it was "...Effective" when used against zombies. Also been a huge fan of Dredd since his appearance in Prog 2 back in 1977...so I'm not much younger than he is in the current progs; though he's in better shape.
You're absolutely correct. Not only does judge dredd have separate magazines for his lawgiver, the city that he lives in comes up with new technology . When judge dredd had to fight the dark judges, the special judge unit created exorcism bullets. That was the only way he was able to kill the dark judges.
They also have a grenade function which the video said they removed but it's used twice
The Lawgiver is the most badass cop gun since the Auto 9 from RoboCop. Even more so.
You mean a dressed up Beretta 93R.
@1968gadgetyo you mean a beautiful auto 9 good sir
There are a lot of parallels between Robocop and Dredd.
Sexy dressed up beretta@@1968gadgetyo
I like The Lawgiver Handgun!
It's an amazing weapon handheld the world has ever seen.
Dredd 2012 was a perfect remake and needs a sequel asap.
For real!
I would like one. It would be really hard to make a sequel as good as Dredd.
Nope it was trash!
I would love a sequel and a video game based in the 2012 movie's world.
@@LanternsLight which one? Only one I see is that’s more modern looks like it was released in 2005
The Lawgiver Mk. 2 in the 2012 Dredd film feeds from two magazines. One for standard ammunition that can be rapidly reloaded from the firing grip, and the second forward-mounted magazine that has the special ammo fed from two independent columns (Note the translucent window to visually inspect both stacks).
OMG! YOU DID IT!
I requested this when you made the video about RoboCop's Gun!
I can't believe I missed the notification for the release!
I haven't even started the video yet and had to comment....!
This has to be my favorite SciFi Gun...
Thank You for listening to me and the rest of the people who agreed with the suggestion!
Maybe you could make a video about the Motorcycle he rides, too...
Such an awesome pistol, hope Karl Urban can reprise the role one day but that’s probably not likely
In XXX, the main character, Xander, has a magum revolver with a 6 round capacity. But instead of loading it all with regular ammunitions, he loads it with different types of ammunitions which include tranquiliser, explosive, radio Jammer, fake blood and armor piercing. Xander selects which to fire by rotating the drum until the desired type is aligned with the Barrel.
In Skyfall, James Bond receives a new Walther PPK with a biometric scanner in the grip. If someone else tries to use the gun the safety jams and it doesn't fire
i'd like to point out the second time Dredd says incendiary so i think that's the actually ammo name and hotshot was just a slick covert way to load it
One gun you forgot that's like the law giver in it's ammo versatility, extra features and high technology load out is from the movie "The Fifth Element" the ZF1 assault weapon.
Tactical paint schemes optional, adjustable handle for righties and lefties.
Multiple modes of fire rates, all coupled with a replay feature, all that is needed is to land one shot on target, and replay send each following shots to the same location with such accuracy the wielder need not even point the gun in the same direction as the initial replay shot.
Also has an arrow launcher with optional poison and gas heads.
Rocket launcher.
Net launcher.
And a freeze blast that works like a flame thrower only it instantly freeze the sprayed target.
Only other option is a manual self destruct device rigged to the red button on the bottom of the gun
All that and a handy remote control 👏🏻
@@AdamTehranchiYT yes yes!!
Act now and we'll throw in a free case of beer and a well endowed servant girl/boy with their own outfitted kink box for what ever tickles your pickle in the funniest of ways!!
The screen on the side looks like the radio display from 2010s Chevys
You missed something from the 1967 book "Logan's Run":
From the Wikipedia article:
"Logan 3 is a Deep Sleep Operative (also called a Sandman) whose job is to terminate Runners using a special weapon called simply "the gun", a handgun with selectable ordnance keyed to self-destruct if touched by an individual who is not the proper owner. Runners are most terrified of a weapon called the "Homer", which homes in on body heat and ignites every pain nerve in the body, killing the target."
Sound familiar?
Would be interesting to see how all those bullet types are fitted in one small magazine in tens or hundreds of pieces each
I always loved the Stallone version of the Lawgiver.
*The long arm of the Lawgiver!!*
Double whammy,armor piercing. So what do I get Life no death. I like that first scene in the original judge dredd movie. Quotes each offense each thing. And then judges dude at the end
The 1967 Logan's Run novel had smart guns with smart ammo and predates the Lawgiver.
The lawgiver is one of the bad-ass science fiction gun ever made.
Don't ask lockpickinglawyer about that gun lock 😂
the first thing i thought when i saw that lock is LPL would take that lock of faster then it would be done in the correct way.
@@extec101 pretty sure he as done one identical and it did come of as fast if not faster.
Lawgiver is voice operated and programmed to recognise a judges dna and I assume voice patterns to prevent anyone else verbally cancelling an order
*Cleric John Preston’s gun from Equilibrium was cool too!*
Carl Urban was the best Dredd, IMO, he was excellent in the movie, Stallone's was more comic opera for my taste. Can we have a sequel please, if anyone involved is reading?
HA!!!
You missed one.
Judges are also equipped with "DUM-DUM" bullets , DUM-DUM bullets provide maximum kill power, but are only authorized to be used in emergencies.
Judge Dredd uses them to take out a mutated Klegg by the name of Urk.
Judge Dredd: Night Of The Bloodbeast (Prog 138).
Lawgiver is powerful you don't even need any firearms or rifle
The two Dredd films are such a shocking opposite of eachother. The Stallone one is BY FAR the better looking film, the effort they made to set dress and build the costumes and bikes and guns and the ABC warrior... .Its an awesome film for the comic fans visually.... storywise.... the removal of the helmet, ruining the look of Rico, Dredd randomly having a tag-along he wouldnt have tolerated.
One the flip side though, the story of the Karl Urban Dredd film was great, with brilliant character work, but looked APPALLING. small, grimey, obviously rubber shoulder pads and badge over a motocross jacket, the Lawmaster was a stupid-looking little sports bike that had absolutely no presence or authority to it, the helmets were stupidly oversized, the city was literally just a modern day city, no towering hab blocks or multi-level roads... I cant fathom what they were thinking with it. It legit made me angry how crappy it looked lol.
actually the lawmaster was changed to actually be steerable so i can forgive it (the 1995 one was completely unsteerable so they didn't really have any way to make good vehicular chase scenes) also i'd like to point out that the shoulder pads are a much better size compared to the bulky (and tactically detrimental) ones from both the OG comics and the 1995 movie though they could've been made to look slightly better
I always liked Sylvester Stallone's Lawgiver rather than Karl Urban's or the comic book version
K Urban's Lawgiver was a modified Glock 17. Stallone's Lawgiver was a modified Beretta 92FS.
@@1968gadgetyo Stallone's looked better. More rugged looking
@@dragonweyr44 And it talks back. Karl Urban’s gun display is like the display on my MP3 player I had 15 years ago.
suprsieed you did not included the lawgiver from the video game, but I'm judging great video
Two dystopian inspired books worlds I want to see Judge Dredd and Priest team up to take out vampires attacking Mega City One.
If the lawgiver can read a Judge's palmprint through those gloves they're amazingly high tech
So, I guess the Judge's gloves are encoded with their DNA?
WarHammer bolt gun? Or weapons Videos... And fan films , my goodness I was aware of Warhammer but the fan films are masterpieces and then I started watching lore videos like warrior tier and Attenborough 40k few others, I remembered I actually played Warhammer computer game when the internet was young and still provided through a landline phone jack, I think it influenced me into being a patriotic person in my world George Washington is the emperor .. oops my bad I started rambling.. I hit the like tho
I still wonder why we haven't gotten a judge Dredd retro shooter
Gotta give it time. The team behind Terminator:Resistance is busy with Robocop: Rogue City right now. After that's done, it would be amazing to get a Dredd game.
The Lawgiver, the short arm of the law.
Cool gun, I like the Stallone version.
God bless.
When I first saw the 2012 movie I thought the lawgiver was a edger version of the nerf recon cs6 no joke
Could have been. Some movies use Nerf guns as props. Just paint them up and add attachments to make it look legit.
@@professorwizard8916 I wouldn't be surprised if they did remember one of the power rangers fan made project used them
Sweet
Ammunition for criminal pinball with legal immunity granted? Where do I sign up? 🤣
They recognize palm prints, except they all wear gloves
I came here for this comment 🧐
I had a lawgiver once, but my evil clone stole it
Rico !!! 😂 ⚖️
@@AlekTrev006 no Fett
Boba Fett...⏪
But pinball isn't pinball without Boing♥️
Please please please never stop ♥️
10:57 Why does Sly move his thumb like that when he fires the weapon? Like his thumb is needed in the firing process.
looks wierd :O
I wonder what it would take to engineer a real Lawgiver?
What a sweet gun i want one for Christmas
The Zorg gun from 5-th Element - Homing Ammo - also a ton of firing modes. Most similar to lawgiver, actually - its "criminal antithethis"
And the Robocop Pistol - with its RIDICULOUS (but unlike later lawgivers, still Plausible - see VAG-72/73 by Gerasimenko, 70's, USSR) - AMMO *CAPACITY*
Dredd should have gotten a sequil
I actually own a Mk 2...
True story.
Wouldnt that hand be so heavy , to a point of being unusable by man?
so how does the dna check get through the gloves? or do the gloves have dna check, and shares it with the gun when held?
1. Activate lawgiver barehanded
2. Put on gloves
Ive heard this narrator do SCP's. I approve
I like Stallone lawgiver the 👌. Urbans was good but slys looked more refined. Just saying 😮
There is also the mk3 although the boys at tek division are still working out the kinks😁
'95 version is my favorite.
in cyberpunk tabletop version thres lawgiver in revorver and shotgun format
The two older doctors just make themselves look like fools. It looks stupid nowadays even in a show to see people forcing themselves to
Hey, he is riding through Johannesburg in the beginning!
laughs in its psycho-pass counterpart known as dominator (heck, even assault dominator, which was even bigger and more powerful)
What dod the last few guns have to do with Judge Dredd?? Cuz theyre similar...?
They recognise the palmprint......of a gloved hand 🤔🤷♂
...plus it's a DNA scan
Wondering what caliber it fires. It looks like 9mm
Is this weapon stronger/better than Hellboys revolver?
I would have giving a pass to Sylvester Stallone movie if he didn't take off his helmet
An anti theft lock for my Glocks.
I'm so in where can I get one
"One Of The Most Powerful Guns In Sci-Fi"
these guns wouldn't even make it into the top 100 of guns in the 40k universe alone
40k owes everything it has to 2000AD and judge dredd.
Heh what, at 12,37min the guin shows that it has 125 rounds, not 25!
50 fmj- 25 HE- 25 Incendiary- 25 Armor Piercing
To bad.the current gen "gun safety" tech is notoriously slow and unreliable
Wait where's the gun from fifth Element
Nowadays kids just hate reading, only audiovisual stuff is ok.
He's not Judge Judy and executioner
More accurately weakest it's only strong because of the universe it's in has banned body armor none One of those guys besides judges have armor no shoot all they need is 9 mm which is basically all at fires everything else is just fancy high-powered loads of 9 mil especially the explosive😂🙄
Why does he always look like he's about to ugly cry🤣😂
Your poor grasp of firearm components is painful. You said LG1 looked like a combination of a rifle scope and pistol grip. You meant rifle barrel and pistol receiver. But, it's actually just a really truncated AR-15 with no stock. The middle of the barrel was chopped out and the muzzle was attached to the receiver body.
How dare you show that Stallone BS Dreed….