Raylan Couldn't Help Roland Killed by Sniper | Justified (Timothy Olyphant)
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In the desert, Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) follows the suspects, but a sniper ambushes them. Tragically, before Raylan can protect him, Roland (Alan Ruck) stands up and gets shot, resulting in his death before reaching safety.
From Season 1, Episode 4: "Long in the Tooth"
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Justified (2010-2015): Enforcing his own brand of justice, US Marshal Raylan, a strong-willed, quiet law-man haunted by his past, returns to his native town to see that justice is served to those in need.
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"He is really not" 🤣😂
Raylan really roasted Roland mid-gunfight.
Damn. If only the helicopter wasn’t coded to spawn only after he got shot.
My Dad went to high school with Alan Ruck. I went to the same high school. I love when he randomly shows up.
Does he cause a 'Ruck'us??
Is your Dad's name Ferris?
Poor Cameron his father disowned him when he got home and saw how Cameron destroyed the Ferrari. Cameron became a drifter and this is where he ended up.
😂🤣😂🤣
At least he got his diastolic sorted.
WHO DO YOU LOVE??? A car
And he finally got a girl
Well, later he was a Starfleet Captain on the Enterprise. Too bad everything else on that ship didn't arrive till Tuesday
Lol Raylan’s quick draw is good for close or medium distance, but against a long range sniper out in the open? Forget it.
And he knows that. He mentioned that he's good "out to 50 or 75 yards" one time, but he wouldn't stand a chance against a sniper with a scoped rifle. He was most certainly going for suppressive fire just to keep the shooter's head down
so many murder experts in the comments
0:58 what the fuck is Raylan shooting? Those cases are too big for 357 Sig I would think
Raylan's main service weapon is a Glock Model 22 (.40 Caliber S&W).
It's the middle ground between 9mm's high ammo capacity and .45 ACP's stopping power.
And .40 caliber glocks can shoot .357 Sig too with a simple barrel swap making them extra versatile.
This is very late, but the official weapon for Marshals is the glock 17 or 19. I had to go look it up.
Dunno about you, but I wpuld have been running duck and cover instead of standing up straight and yelling 'I love you Mindeeeee!".
But thats just me.
Well, since his intention was to get shot, I’d say his plan went like clockwork.
In the great outdoors, you're usually better off with a good rifle that you know how to shoot well. Plus be on the high ground..........
My Sister's named Mindy, my brother is named Rollie. Strange to see both names in one show.
Please tell me they got the sniper 😭
no
He's on the Mexican side of the border.
Nope. And it’s more realistic that Raylan is generally helpless against a decent sniper.
I would’ve sprinted towards the sniper in a circuitous path. Maybe catch him reloading, smoke him with a rock. At least that offers a small chance of survival. Standing there and taking the bullet is zero.
@@JDFuckinB yeah I would. Unless there was a way to sprint out of the line of fire and make it to a vehicle. Better to exhaust all options first, regardless of how unlikely success is, that to just surrender completely.
yeah, no one would have done what he just did, just give up like that and take that bullet. ah, thats tv for ya.
@@ronyeahright9536 You have to listen to what he was saying. If the sniper moved to get at Rawley, Mindy and Raylan would see him, and if there were witnesses the sniper would have killed them too. But if he killed Rawley before that he'd just leave. Rawley sacrificed himself to save Mindy. And Raylan too, I guess.
@@danieldickson8591 yeah.....and i repeat, that wouldn't have happened in real life.
Lol ok guy
Connor Roy was interested in politics from a very young age
"OH the little g@y dude" I swear the writing in this show was top notch
First-rate. Humor, then tragedy -- even just in this scene. Honoring its source, Elmore Leonard -- none better.
Mr Olyphant's delivery is also top-notch. Really, all the actors were excellent. The casting was on point for sure
Should have stayed with Ferris.
Sometimes he didn't win and fix everything and everyone was happy. Quality writing and quality acting from quality actors and actresses.
I loved this scene so much xD
Justified got some really likable bad guys. Not the sniper.
a Dentist who gets paid in Tamales but then freaks out that a rich guy tries to get one by.
Helps that there are some really despicable bad guys who make them look better. Robert Quarles, Bo Crowder, Nicky Augustine etc.
Sniper: "That was definitely a kill shot, absolutely nobody has ever survived getting shot vaguely in the upper chest..."
Well, with a large caliber round and not being immediately adjacent to a level 1 trauma centre, you're not far off.
@@jarowan Tons of people have survived shots like that. The dude clearly wasn't concerned about wasting ammo either.
@@BigChungus-zg6zw not from a sniper
@@redfordreddington8834 Sorry, bro. Snipers aren't magical. They don't alter ballistics on any fundamental basis.
@@BigChungus-zg6zw he got shot in the chest. That would end most people's lives.
That the wokeness?
Such a great show
This made me so sad.
In the first scene he’s on the other side of the little hill and when he stands up the sniper shot hits at his feet on the same side of the hill yet Cameron stays there. Then in another scene he’s on the other side of the little hill just above the bus. Cmon director we ain’t completely stupid…
Ridiculous scene. Yes.
yes we are
rewatch it, he clearly looks back at Raylan all the time, how would he do that being on the other side? they are on one side all the time. it may be confusing when they show only the dentist
@@kurtisgg he would have never got shot if he would have simply stayed with Ferris!
Does anyone recall which season this was from?
The description says this was from Season 1
maybe I'm missing something by why couldn't have have just slid down the hill to where they were hiding?
Between the hill and the bus he would have been exposed. But after the sniper started moving, he'd eventually have gotten to an angle where the bus wouldn't have protected them.
He spelled it out - if the sniper had to come down & be seen to make the kill, he'd've killed Raylan and Mindy too. He took the hit so the sniper would finish his job & just leave.
Why is Raylan just shooting randomly, he knows it’s a sniper, he knows it’s a high power rifle, shooting randomly with a pistol in the hope of hitting something at least a 1/4 mile away is just amateurish
Suppressive fire.
It's not some super military grade sniper. This guy is likely an amateur taking pot shots. It takes real discipline to completely ignore fire like that. Even if logically a rifleman knows that someone firing a handgun doesn't have a prayer of hitting - the human tendency to wince and hide will mess up your aim. If you land a hit anywhere near that rifleman he'll jump. Even the sound has meaning.
Suppressing fire is far more effective than people realize, it's very difficult to ignore it and "stick your head out" against it. Even if that rifleman knows 100% that Raylan is too far it's hard to shoot through instinct. Part of you will always think, "maybe he DOES have a sight line" and make you wait it out.
This rifleman isn't likely a crazy military sniper, he's an amateur who is looking for an easy payday. Underline easy.
Meanwhile the guy has to decide which person to shoot and Raylan makes himself a target when he fires like that. A shooter might decide to shoot off his hand or catch him looking and waste rounds. He might get lucky and hit Raylan and he's taking that chance, but that's what police do. Try and get in the way.
We never really get to know those rifleman, it may have a surprisingly small round. Judging by the sound it's nothing special. If it was high power he'd try to shoot through the bus. This is likely a normal everyday rifle which has a long round, but not necessarily a big one.
The thing is you can't know, if the guy is a true sniper they're dead. It's over.
But then why did he miss in the beginning?
This guy is an amateur and Raylan is feeling him out. Given time there's a decent chance Raylan might even flush him out or the guy comes wandering up. In the end we see him running away briefly but he's not in exploration gear, he's just some guy with a hunting rifle.
Raylan knows this so he's fishing, had this guy waited there's a good chance they walked away. Meanwhile there is the fact that this guy might have a badly zero'd scope, or no scope at all, which would explain the misses. If he's fishing to get closer and you do *nothing* at all, he will get the jump on you.
Help is coming, Glocks have a lot of rounds.
People often don't get that a rifleman isn't always some military grade sniper, it's probably a buck hunter psychopath who's too broke to buy a real rifle setup. Just a weekender who happened to have the right information. That explains why he misses the first shot.
It's *nerves*.
They aren't trained, Raylan knows even a half decent land, even a lucky shit within 5-10 feet will scare this guy off.
It's not that they're necessarily skiddish it's that they're smart enough to have brought a rifle but not smart enough to be taking pot shots at a safe range.
... if it gets hairy, that guy can walk away. No harm, no foul, no one will have gotten a look at him. The guy isn't suicidal he's opportunistic and fumbling.
This is how most people are. Even trained rifleman might show up drunk because killing people is not hard wired into our being. Psychopaths and Sociopaths have different problems but they wouldn't miss and wouldn't be bothering with this low-tier work.
This guy's from the Mexican side, he's likely desperate and opportunistic... and possibly completely alone. If you land anything near him he might just go, "nope, pushing my luck".
Raylan also sticking his head for a moment is dangerous, it is, but it's also a precious moment to make sure there aren't 5 guys crawling. You can't know until you look. He thinks it's a lone sniper but he might not be alone. A creeper with a handgun in this situation covered by an amateur rifleman is a death sentence.
You have to feel it out, be smart, and mitigate risk. You can't eliminate risk. So you suppress, you analyze and you pray... and you have very limited tools in this situation, but that Glock?
Holds a lot of rounds. Even if he's only got 1 extra magazine... that's probably around 30 rounds. Make sure your enemies at least think you aren't afraid of using them.
Only one way to do that.
Unrealistic