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When my children make mistakes "daddy" (i.e.: me) isn't told about them unless "mommy" (i.e.: my wife) thinks I need to say "hi" in a less than friendly manner.

And he said less than my daughters do when they're hauled in front of me by my wife and my wife is not doing that unless they really fucked up because my twin sis is a professional and handles the "here's how you do it" part of the birds and bees.

Only one person should have had access to the props.

I'd be trying to help avoid another such incident from happening by saying everything I can think of about what might have gone wrong.

Good. If I or someone nearby screws up with a firearm there will be questions and they won't be fun or easy to answer.

Single action is probably a lot safer when filming a western. Astute members of the audience will also notice that the revolver isn't period appropriate if it's not single action or uses smokeless powder.

Recneck, to me, brings forth mental images of someone "uneducated, rural, and white with a hick accent and an innate distrust of city folk." Stupid is not part of that mental image. Someone who grew up on a farm knows a whole hell of a lot more about agriculture than I ever will. They probably...

They're anti-gun because they have no clue how to properly use firearms in a safe manner and rely on others who might not know what they're doing to say "this is safe". I've seen video of a sheriff basically saying "I'm the only one here trained to use a firearm" a few seconds before shooting...

Two directors, one of whom died. Aiming towards the camera for something staged that went wrong was my first thought, but you never know.

Ditto. Someone messed up and we don't we don't have all the facts yet.