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- Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol - The .44 Magnum: At the gun range, Mrs. Feldman (Billie Bird) convinces Tackleberry (David Graf) to let her try shooting his gun.
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Feeling that his squad is not up to snuff, a police commander comes up with an unorthodox plan to hire everyday citizens to work alongside police officers. Unruly Sgt. Carey Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg) is given the job of training the citizens. At first Mahoney does not take the job seriously, but, when he learns that his nemesis, Capt. Harris (G.W. Bailey), is gunning for his commander's job, Mahoney focuses on making the plan work -- and bringing down Harris at the same time.
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Cast: Billie Bird, David Graf, Steve Guttenberg
Screenwriter: Gene Quintano
Director: Jim Drake
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Jones: this is a .38 revolver.
Tackleberry: *Pulls out a portable Howitzer*
44 magnum is nothing. 500 magnum, thats is a howitzer
@@joshthestud got to agree.
A self-propelled howitzer is mounted on a tracked or wheeled motor vehicle.
I think the .44 magnum is in 5th place behind the S&W .500 , 480 RUGER, 454 Casull and the .50 cal action express.
@Mr. Cool The .454 Casull and .50 action express existed. Both were more powerful than the. 44 mag.
Funny enough, Tackleberry is one of the few Gun Nut characters played realistically. He loves his guns, but he at least knows them well enough to know the safety rules.
yup, love tackeberry as a gun nut because hes not portrayed as a complete fuckwit with them
him and Burt Gummer in tremors
@@cgmsg1 Ya. Burt even checks the guns even when they're not loaded.
Also,he apparently loaded non explosive amminition this time :D
"knows the safety rules" lets a granny fire this cannon lol
Tack's revolver is a Stainless Steel, Dan Wesson, .44 caliber, with a 10" barrel. The company made the gun's so the barrel could be removed and other lengths could be installed. It was quite an innovation.
you are saying that it can be longer?
@@sky3_ow Yes. They had a 12 inch barrel available for competitive target shooting. Depending on the model, many of their revolvers started with a 2" barrel option, increasing by 2 inch increments to 12". It might have been possible during that time to get longer ones if you talked to the manufacturer.
@vallejo 7 0 7 No, it is a Dan Wesson. No cylinder release behind the recoil shield rather it is on the crane.
nerd
on imfdb it says he carries a Smith & Wesson Model 629.
I love how in the German version Mrs. F says after the shot: "Now I can call Rambo my buddy"
yeah when Mrs. F says:"This suckers not loaded." in the german version Tackleberry answers:" Oh, you will be getting nuclear warheads Mrs. F"
Jetzt kann ich zu Rambo Kumpel sagen!!:-D
Stimmt😂
O warte. Der Kommentar war episch 😅
@@animalm4st3r lmao that sounds funnier
Other Police Officers: *Shoots small calibers to wound a criminal*
Officer Tackleberry: *What criminal? Or Elephant?*
When a police officer fires his service pistol he is implied deadly force. Doesn't matter if it's a Walter P.22 or a desert eagle. When he shoots he is using deadly force, you shoot to kill not to disarm.
@@MeanMachine4844 that is corrcet good job man.
Theres no such thing as shooting to wound :D They just need capacity in case theres more than one idiot trying to harm them. Anyway, in a self defense scenario the most important thing is shot placement, shot placement, shot placement....and a good lawyer.
You do not shoot to wound. You don't shoot to kill. You shoot to stop; permanently. That's what my CHL instructor told us. He also placed a can of tomatoes 25 yards downrange against a piece of plywood painted white. When he shot it and we approached it he said, "if you have to fully deploy your weapon, this is akin to what it will look like. But the odor will be intense; and unless you're a psycho, very repugnant.
700nitro semi auto pistols should be the new norm so it will be
Cop: shoots criminal
Criminal : "pink mist*
She’s the Grandma everyone wants to have!
Nahh my guy i want mine back
Nope
To this day, no one has seen or heard from Long Duck Dong since Grandma came back from the Academy. When asked, Grandma just smiles sweetly and says, "I loved that car."
Damn she's crazy
Yeah definitely the grandmother I had. I miss her🥲
RIP David Graf. Tackleberry is one of the most memorable characters of my youth.
Graf high tower Marion Ramsey the commander all gone! May they all rest in peace!
George gaynes lived to be almost 100 years old!. The WW2 generation of veterans really knew how to take care of themselves. Sad that Graf only lived half as long.
Marion Ramsey only passed away just last week. I may have to have a Police Academy binge watch soon
I thought he is still alive.
here here
Absolutely! It was sad that he left us so early!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
RIP. They had no hearing protection and shot a .44 magnum.
WHAT?
@Ian Hopkins really?
@@wolfganghuhn7747 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
.357 is actually much worse. Something about the frequency it generates. .44 has more boom, but the .357 can damage eardrums indoors without hearing protection.
Ian Hopkins
Sorry for your loss, may he rest in peace
Billie Bird, one of the greatest 90's old lady actresses, always brings joy, laughter and happiness in her comedy roles... I must check out her acting from her younger days as well...
She was the Betty White of the 80s.
Damn I love that old lady, she and Tackleberry were comic gold together
Sergeant Tackleberry...The Poster Boy for the Second Amendment.
And Charles Bronson’s .475 Widley Magnum would be his dad.
@@mah7961 Charles Bronson In death Wish 3 with the same gun
I always thought that was Burt Gummer in Tremors myself.
Oh yeah why the hell not
@Colt Wayne yeah but it looks pretty dame cool.
Tackleberry is a legend. Sleep tight Mr Graf.
Sargent tackleberry played a cop on an episode of Seinfeld.
Sargent is the name. Sergeant is the rank. Just remember most modern military ranks were borrowed from the French and so the more french spelling is used for the military rank.
Alright uh let me get a muffin
@cgao5.0 chill out buddy, are you some kind of friend to Dewitte or something ?
A muffin can be very filling!
@@nabilbudiman271 Get out your little Google phone & figure it out!
That gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "it will take your head clean of"
Yeah, one shot and you're a eunuch!
Even if it doesn’t kill you, at that point I would rather be dead lol
DIY circumcision
Indeed it does! 😅
go ahead punk 😎
her aim was deadly. Reminds me of the first time I went out target practice I kept aiming for the chest and kept landing nut shots. In my case it was a 1911 .45 ACP.
They call him, the nutcracker
ouch
Ahh you was pulling the trigger and not squeezing. Well more like Jerking the trigger a fitting term LOL
Well let's face it nailing a bad guy in the balls is definitely going to keep him from doing certain stuff for a very long time also he won't be making any kids!
you're lucky it didn't fall apart. lol
She said “ Damn that was fun “ 😂😂😂
When "bullseye" changes to "bullsball"
Ballseye
nutshot
or when the doctor whips it out and says "I'm gonna give you this so you don't have babies"
Well the bad guy would be down for the count. LOL
It's still bullseye don't you know?
I loved this part as a kid, still do now. Billie Bird was perfect for that role.
Yes,but she played other role of a reach woman in Police Academy 6.
RIP to David Graf. We all loved him.
That old biddy sounds like my mom. After she rolled her tahoe sideways down a hill.
Damn. That really happen?
@@fordz3781 yes. I was at the bottom of the hill with sum of my friends an i hear sumthin crashing an i look an its my mom in her damn tahoe rollin down the side of the damn hill sideways. An yet sumhow that damn rusted out turdhoe still ran an drove.
MyJunker Travels Damn. Was she okay?
@@fordz3781 yea. An legitimately she tried to do it again an failed when the thing got stuck in the mud.
@@myjunkertravels6897 Remind never to ride in the same vehicle as your mom.
RIP Tack my favorite character in the police Academy series.
Watched one police academy video, now will be inundated by dozens on recommended list.
That is so true. You see one type of video on your recommendet and watch it and all of a sudden that's the only thing you CAN watch lmao
I don't care how many times I watch that scene it makes me laugh
its so funny i almost peed my pants :)
Oh god she shot where the sun doesn’t shine
This is why I like the 44 magnum
That was real funny how the recoil from TackleBerry's gun sent that lady sliding across the ground backwards when she fired it just shows what TackleBerry said was true 'It has quite a kick' and he wasn't kidding.
Tackleberry and his hand cannon never gets old.
Damn that was fun lol
I know right!? I was rolling when she said that
Proper reaction to firing one of those things ^.^
@@tanall5959 I remember my first time. It was a snub nose ruger and kicked like a mule
@@codyduff8739 my grampa was a game warden and he carried a S&W .357 mag with 6" BBL. He let me shoot it one day. He loaded 5 .38 shells and put a .357 mag shell in #6. I had NEVER seen him laugh that hard.
@@deafmusician2 lol
At 0:35 Hooks looks at Tackleberry like he is a snack! 😆😂🤣
RIP Billie Bird - she was awesome in this as well as 16 Candles XD XD XD
I actually binged all the Police Academy movies today.. I wanted to give it up during the fourth movie, figured that life was too short.
Michael Winslow was the only thing that kept me going.
Mrs Feldman was one badass grandma!
The one, the only, and always adorable Billie Bird!
Ouch, groin shot
It's still not as good as the groin shot in 1987's "Robocop". Shoots through the assault victim's dress & gets the guy right where he lives! A true cinematic 'money shot'!!
The whole scene is brilliant. The actress, where she shoot on the target and how she flew.
Agreed. And there's a nice little detail with Tackleberry. Proper Trigger Discipline throughout the entire scene.
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Now that's some Murica for ya😂😂😂
Why thank you sir!
@pennywise the dancing clown no not really
pennywise the dancing clown
I’m guessing you tried murdering kids in America and failed the Room Temperature Challenge every time, eh Pennywise?
:D Murica!!!
@pennywise the dancing clown It doesn't matter where your pathetic heritage is from, America is a major reason why you're not speaking Japanese or German right now.
@Chimera XDX I guess that explains why more people immigrate to the US as opposed to vacating it.
Thanks for clearing that up, Einstein.
If I ever grow up, I'm going to be just like Eugene Tackleberry.
1:08 my first reaction to a .44
Tackleberry sure loved his gun 😂
RIP David Graf.
RIP Tackleberry and RIP Hooks
“Fondle” is a highly technical gun term.
My son who's 20 told me today they don't make fun movies like these no more ,he says all his friends have seen them and love them, what's happening, I thought it was me getting old but it's they haven't been making memorable character and movies like these no more. Sad
loved my 80's flicks as a kid
Great series of movies, Police Academy! Tackleberry was the best. I had to watch it twice!!!🤣😂🤣😂
Other cops are just trying to minimally wound crackheads, this dude wants to put down a moose.
Have you not the power of crackheads
Not sure it can do that. I have one and basically bears is about the biggest you should go. I suppose if you had to it could work.
@@1014p
A well placed shot will take down a moose. There’s better options for a humane kill though.🍻
Oh he wants to put down a crackhead rhino from Zootopia or a rampaging Bear from Beastars. One hit from that baby and it's the taxidermy room for them.
I’d have loved having a Grandma like that.
This was the most funniest part on police academy of a old lady shooting a 44 mag I laughed my ass off when I saw this clip
My favorite Tackleberry moment is in the first one on the shotgun range lol
Huh? In the german version Tackleberry says "Oh you get nuclear warheads Mrs. F" when Feldman said her gun wasnt loaded. XD
Lucky this is a movie, otherwise Tackleberry's boss would give him a real hard time for letting a trainee have his gun.
psssh...if you ever saw the series from the beginning and wrote down all the violations, you wouldn't enjoy a single moment of the films.
Why would they care about him giving the traine a go at firing his gun?
@@dddfccvvagentdi1775 Because a) his gun is not standard police issue and by the general rule not authorized to use it himself and b) a trainee that hasnt even held a proper gun, let alone fire it, can never be safe enough to use a firearm of such power.
@@graddeos thank you for clearing that up.
She had all of her military gear in her retirement home room...and a bulletproof vest
When this movie came out, I was in highschool. There was a guy on our football team who looked just like Tackaberry, and was just as freaking nuts.
Now the big question:
Did he join the police force?....
😂
The Rare Moment that Michael Winslow talks and doesnt make noises, and he is still a legend
RIP tackleberry (David Graf)
All my love for TACKLEBERRY ❤️❤️ Me encanta este chico ( señor ) El es mi preferido. Mahoney no , Hightower tampoco. David was the best !
I love those 80s and 90s comedy movies
"You've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well do ya, punk ?"
“FEEL THE GUN!”
1:07
That's just messed up
my legs instinctively crossed because of that...
@@5.stg1-dlmalloy43 I'd feel even sorrier for the perp that *WOULD HAVE* got it.
RoboCop, anyone?
@@christophersmith9237 think she taught Murphy to shoot? 🤣🤣🤣
@@demonknight7965 LOL
*I N T H E C O C K*
after shooting the .45 without ear protection everyone would be saying "waaat" for the next 2 days.
I have a friend who is a real life exact example of Tackleberry. He is a special forces policeman, carries 3 guns on him, plus one small caliber single-shot gun inside his boot and a pen-gun in shirt pocket. Not joking.
That woman is the all American woman with a 100/100 marksman score rating.
Snow Fox, She may not of killed him, he sure took away his reason for living.
gawainethefirst
Hence why it’s the perfect marksman score. XD
1:06
Nut shot!
Like in the first movie with the shooting range scene this scene was so funny I really laughed so hard especially when the shot hit the target in between the legs.
Can we please have a kid-friendly online multiplayer sandbox video game of Police Academy?? I think it would be so much fun to play with the original characters while making up some of your own. No blood or gore, just slapstick, rubber bullets, tasers, and tons of goofy chases, explosions and fist fights. Completely over the top, very comedic yet full of cool action and tons of places to go and vehicles to use on the road, in the water or in the sky. Man, that’d be so awesome!
She RoboCopped that target!!
Oof ther german synch is way funnier, I'm shocked. As example: As Mss F ended up in the trach b/c of the kickback in german synch she said: Woah now I can call buddy on Rambo. Or As Tackleberry is warning her about the kickback, he said in german: Be carefull a .44 mag can blast a walrus. :D
RIP tackleberry and hooks!
Lol gotta love that old lady
1:06 Mrs. Feldman has left chat
Tackleberry was one of the best, love the police academy movies. I remember watching the second one in the movie theater. They don't make movies like that anymore. I miss the 80's. Fu@% the PC crap.
Nothing better then rewating all the good police academy movies on a Sunday, too bad its Thursday
0:54 that woman is so nice, she gave up her plane ticket so a mother could get to her son who was left home alone!
''DAmN That was fun!''
I thought that it was funny how she called him tack.
Snake99 i don’t get it
@@BurnedSpace His name was Tackleberry. She called him Tack for short. That y why Mahoney and Jones looked at each other and said Tack.
Wouldve been funnier if she had called him Tackle. The innuendoes in this movie were priceless
I have a ruger redhawk .44 magnum, which that gun appears to be. Hand howitzer, beautiful craftmanship. Always recommend Two handing it if you respect your wrist and the concept of accuracy
It looks like a weird Smith ruger hybrid missing release latch soit's a prop hammer and frame look like a smooth underlug and barrel look like a ruger along with the grips
Tackleberry is the human manifestation of Texas.
And today we have the 500 Smith and Wesson Magnum... which is in some case twice as powerful... Tackleberry would have creamed himself over a 500
He would have needed some private time with that weapon.
@@Metalman200xdamnit I think he would have swabbed all 5 holes in the chamber if you know what I mean.
@@matts1166 Haha. And polish the barrel,stroke the trigger,caress the hammer,etc.
or.950. but that isnt hand held at all LOL
Tackleberry has a Dan Wesson 744 with an 8-inch barrel.
This scene still makes me laugh every time I see it and it reminds me a lot of the showdown scene with Martin Short's character and one of the bad guys from the movie The Three Amigos where the exact same thing happened where one of the bad guys gave Short's character a bigger gun that was so heavy he had trouble holding it up and when he fired the thing the recoil sent him sliding backwards and I think they used the same sound effect with the gun for both movies.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love all the Police Academy movies execpt for the last two.
Like a boss for grandma
DAMN THAT WAS FUN!
Nice Gun
Man i loved this series when i was kid still do now
Reminds of the time my uncle let me fire his .44 magnum caliber pistol at 13. Laughed when I said I want to do that again.
1:07 ouch....
Damn that was fun.
what a great time never come back
Police Academy's 3 and 4, greatest comedies EVER
Damn that was fun
Be careful its a 44 Magnum, it has quite a ...…… kick
My favorite is the first film, but it's funny too! One of the funniest series!
I used to work nights in a grocery store. We had a guy that was a hunting and fishing nut. He would wear camo paint and had a home made ghilly suit etc. we all called him Tackleberry
At that time, the .454 Cassul was actually more powerful than the .44 magnum
500 SW is more powerful than the 454 C..
@Camp Matthew the .500 S&W introduced in 2003 almost doubles his power (if we talk in numbers) but if you consider anything shaped as a handgun, the BFR chambered in .450 Marlin is 50 percent more powerful than the .500, there's another revolver called the Pfeiffer .600 but its literally uncontrollable and too heavy to use properly
@Camp Matthew oh yeah, definitely still more powerful
Technically their are even more powerful handguns at the time just not common cause the .454 Cassul doesn't even come close to the Pfeifer Zelinski .600 nitro Express Revolver that was around at the time just insanely expensive.
@@oldgenesys7886 The 450 Marlin is only more powerful than the 500 S&W Magnum if you compare them in a rifle for pthe 450 and a pistol for the 500. If they are fired from the same barrel length gun the 500 has considerable more energy, over 4500 ft lbs with a maximum pressure load.
0:27 - Sharon Stone
Best scene in that movie, PERIOD!!!
I like her little "whooohoo" as it knocks her back.
Me When Old: *Fires Russian RPG*
Damn grandma
I love 80’s comedies
Stranger stranger now thats a weapon