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more thorough, emptying their pockets, just making sure that they were safe as possible before they were allowed to enter a hot set. yeah. now, ian hudson, one of the actors on the set, who i quoted at the top of the show, told tmz that more experienced actors check a prop gun or a weapon two or three times before they use it. is there some or should there be some onus on baldwin to check that? should he have checked it? in my experience, most of the actors that i work with will sit with me and we will check the weapon before the weapon goes onset. is it their responsibility? in some way it is, but the majority of that typically falls on either the armorer or the prop master handing them the weapon, which did not happen in this situation. i understand you have a prop gun to show us what that check should look like. can you give us an idea?