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He does it twice with his dual ion blaster pistols in Revenge of the Fallen.

Optimus Prime occasionally does this in the Transformers Film Series.

According to the DVD commentary, Christian Bale actually pulled this off himself unaided.

In Equilibrium, Preston manages a variant of this with two shotguns at once while holding the pistol grip rather than the pump.

Also justified in Shoot 'em Up as Clive Owen is carrying a baby in the other hand.

He's only got one arm to work the pump, and he can't stop to brace it against anything. Dennis was infected by one of the black spines early in the movie, and he had to cut off his arm to stop it from consuming him entirely.

Played straight but justified in Splinter.

She then tosses the now-useless grip at another terrorist and knocks him out, too.

Also spoofed in Hot Shots! Part Deux, where Ramada's attempt to do this causes the shotgun to slip off its grip and knock out a terrorist.

Played straight earlier when a secret service member, played by Ja Rule, does this before blowing a hole in a painting of Mother Teresa.

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Parodied in Scary Movie 3, where Anthony Anderson's character does this with his shovel.In the commentary, the director and producer even praise Mark Walhberg for making it look cool. Done in Max Payne for no reason at all, other than to look cool.

The protagonist of The Rundown does this by way of necessity in the climax, given as he's managing to dual wield two pump-action shotguns.

No practical reason, just to look badass.

Ira, Harry and Wayne do this after killing one of the aliens in Evolution.

It's not even during a battle, he's just getting the gun ready stating, 'I believe in being prepared.'

Rick O'Connel does this in The Mummy (1999).

Doubly justified in that Linda Hamilton spent a lot of time working out in preparation for this role, and wanted to show off her newfound skill.

Sarah Connor does it at the end when shooting the T-1000 in the foundry justified in that her right arm is wounded (though she still uses it for support while firing).

At one point, he mistakenly flipcocked the non-prop shotgun and almost did break his fingers. The prop shotgun that Arnold Schwarzenegger carried for the scene had an enlarged loop on the lever, and a lighter aluminum barrel, allowing him to do the trick without breaking his fingers. Also justified by how mind-blowingly badass he looked doing it. Justified in-universe by the T-800 having metal 'bones' in his fingers that can withstand the stress of this action.

While the T-800 is riding his motorcycle and chasing John and the T-1000 down the canal, he spins his lever-action Winchester 1887 to reload it.

In True Grit, he spins his lever-action shotguns to reload them on horseback.

His introduction in Stagecoach features him firing a warning shot then spin cocking his lever-action rifle.

John Wayne was known for doing this in his films.

Jean-Claude Van Damme does this a few times in Hard Target during the climactic battle inside an old warehouse.

elaborate version of this Chow Yun-fat's character, Sergeant Francis Li, attaches a string to his shotgun's pump handle and trigger, so he can fire it from cover, in what can best be described as a shotgun yo-yo.

The Hong Kong film Tiger On The Beat features an.

Cheech Marin's priest character in Machete does this with two shotguns simultaneously.

The Real Trailer, Fake Movie for Hobo with a Shotgun ends with a bloody, naked hobo pumping his shotgun this way.

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