Lock, Stock and Two smoking barrels-Let's fight it out!
British slang, where Lock is a bolt, which means lock & load that we often hear in war films. Stock is the butt. Smoking barrels are barrels that have just been fired.
Old-style shotguns are not automatic weapons and cannot be fired continuously. They need to be reloaded by hand just like in the movie. Therefore, in the English slang, Lock, Stock and Two smoking barrels means "there are only these things left, let's fight it out." In the movie, Eddie is because they owed a gambling debt and forced to "fight the fight"
Lock, Stock and Two smoking Barrels - marijuana, money and shotguns
Lock is black, then in marijuana. Stock means money. There are also two shotguns. The story revolves around these three things. The marijuana was finally taken away by "Snow White", and the money was taken away by Big Chris (that's the thug) and his son. Shotgun... I don't know what
happened in the end... These two explanations are also interlinked. I don't know if Gerich made up the story based on the name or thought the name based on the story.
In addition, a bean friend’s explanation is also very interesting. "Lock refers to the lock in the hall of the gang of marijuana growers. Stock should refer to the batch of "goods" (marijuana), and Two Smoking Barrels is the pair worth £250,000. It’s an antique gun."
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