Alec Baldwin

And no, I'm not playing Santa Claus.

On the 12th, I had a safety demonstration with Hannah Reid, the armorer.

We spent an hour and a half shooting the pistol.

Her giving me all her safety instructions.

We were told by several members of the crew that Hannah sometimes had the guns in her waistband or she would carry them underneath her armpits.

Now this is a young woman who was around guns her whole life, but for other members of the crew, this was sort of alarming.

Hannah's lawyer tells ABC it's not unusual for armors to carry firearms like this to various places on set as they need to.

He says there was never a safety issue with Hannah's carrying of the firearms.

Did you think she was up to the job?

I assumed because she was there and she was hired, she was up for the job.

And nothing she did raised any red flags with you?

The second week of filming, some members of the crew said they were starting to have concerns with how weapons were being handled on the set.

Saturday, October 16th was a big day on set.

There were several major shootouts scheduled to be filmed that day.

The prop master, Sarah Zachary, was loading the gun.

The gun was pointed down, and it went off in her hands.

It definitely caused a commotion on set.

Several people I talked to described it as something that upset people.

There was, you know, a sound, and it was unexpected.

There is no projectile in the gun.