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Wuzh: /* Czech Sa.25 Submachine Gun */

2022-08-08T18:39:39Z

Czech Sa.25 Submachine Gun

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	=Submachine Guns=		=Submachine Guns=
	== ~~Czech~~ Sa.25 ~~Submachine Gun~~ ==		== Sa 25 ==
	In the opening sequence of the film, James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) equips himself with a Czech [[~~SA Vz.23 submachine gun series\|SA.~~25]] submachine gun taken from a revolutionary he has just incapacitated.		In the opening sequence of the film, James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) equips himself with a Czech [[Sa 25]] submachine gun taken from a revolutionary he has just incapacitated.
	[[~~Image~~:~~CzechSA24 SMG~~.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|~~Czech~~ Sa.25 ~~Submachine Gun~~ - 9x19mm]]
	[[Image:Nsna-sa23a.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bond's Sa.25 on his back.]]		[[File:Sa 25.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Sa 25 - 9x19mm]]
	[[Image:Nsna-sa23b.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) with his Sa.25 during the opening sequence.]]		[[Image:Nsna-sa23a.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bond's Sa 25 on his back.]]
			[[Image:Nsna-sa23b.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) with his Sa 25 during the opening sequence.]]

	== Madsen M50 ==		== Madsen M50 ==

Wuzh at 03:39, 17 December 2019

2019-12-17T03:39:05Z

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	== Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III ==		== Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III ==
	One of the Bandits in the North Africa sequence can be seen using a [[Short Magazine Lee-Enfield ~~(SMLE)~~\|Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mark III]].		One of the Bandits in the North Africa sequence can be seen using a [[Short Magazine Lee-Enfield\|Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mark III]].
	[[Image:SMLE.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Short Magazine Lee Enfield No 1 Mk III - .303]]		[[Image:SMLE.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Short Magazine Lee Enfield No 1 Mk III - .303]]
	[[Image:nsnaenfield.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|One of the bandits chambers a fresh round in his Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III .]]		[[Image:nsnaenfield.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|One of the bandits chambers a fresh round in his Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III .]]

Exodianecross: Correction

2018-06-14T02:41:25Z

Correction

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	[[Image:nsnamat49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|One of Largo's guards in North Africa with a MAT-49.]]		[[Image:nsnamat49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|One of Largo's guards in North Africa with a MAT-49.]]

	== ~~Berreta~~ M12 ==		== Beretta M12 ==
	Beretta M12s can be seen several times throughout the film. One of the guards in the North Africa sequence is seen using one. In the Tears of Allah sequence [[Beretta M12]] SMGs are briefly seen being used by Largo's men. The Beretta M12s are also seen in a weapons rack in the Q branch.		Beretta M12s can be seen several times throughout the film. One of the guards in the North Africa sequence is seen using one. In the Tears of Allah sequence [[Beretta M12]] SMGs are briefly seen being used by Largo's men. The Beretta M12s are also seen in a weapons rack in the Q branch.
	[[Image:Beretta M12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Beretta M12]]		[[Image:Beretta M12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Beretta M12]]

HighPhigh: /* Mauser Gewehr 1898 */

2016-08-26T08:12:34Z

Mauser Gewehr 1898

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	[[Image:nsnaleveraction.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bandit fires his lever action at Bond and Domino.]]		[[Image:nsnaleveraction.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bandit fires his lever action at Bond and Domino.]]

	== Mauser ~~Gewehr 1898~~ ==		== Czech Mauser 98/22 ==
	Some of the bandits who try to "purchase" Domino ([[Kim Basinger]]) in the North Africa sequence are armed with [[Mauser ~~Gewehr 1898~~]] rifles.		Some of the bandits who try to "purchase" Domino ([[Kim Basinger]]) in the North Africa sequence are armed with [[Mauser_Rifle_Series#VZ-98.2F22_Czech_Mauser\|VZ-98/22 Czech Mauser]] rifles.
	[[Image:~~Mauser g98~~.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|~~Gewehr~~ 98 7.92x57mm Mauser]]		[[Image:Czech98-22Mauser.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|BRNO Vz.98/22 Czech Mauser - 7.92x57mm Mauser]]
	[[Image:Nsna-gew1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|A bandit with his Mauser ~~'98~~.]]		[[Image:Nsna-gew1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|A bandit with his Czech Mauser.]]

	=Other=		=Other=

Ben41 at 01:48, 10 November 2015

2015-11-10T01:48:23Z

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	[[Image:Never.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Never Say Never Again'' (1983)]]		[[Image:Never.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|''Never Say Never Again'' (1983)]]

	'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]].		'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]]. The film was directed by Irvin Kershner (''[[The Empire Strikes Back]]'' and ''[[RoboCop 2]]'') and was released in the same year as the official EON entry ''[[Octopussy]]''.

	This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA. MGM/UA was finally able buy the rights to ''Thunderball'' (in addition to other McClory elements such as SPECTRE and Ernst Stavro Blofeld) from the McClory estate in late 2013 and these elements were incorporated in the official EON Bond film ''[[Spectre]]''.		This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA. MGM/UA was finally able buy the rights to ''Thunderball'' (in addition to other McClory elements such as SPECTRE and Ernst Stavro Blofeld) from the McClory estate in late 2013 and these elements were incorporated in the official EON Bond film ''[[Spectre]]''.

Ben41 at 01:19, 10 November 2015

2015-11-10T01:19:56Z

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	'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]].		'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]].

	This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA. MGM/UA was finally able buy the rights to ''Thunderball,'' ~~and~~ other McClory elements such as SPECTRE and Ernst Stavro Blofeld, from the McClory estate in late 2013.		This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA. MGM/UA was finally able buy the rights to ''Thunderball'' (in addition to other McClory elements such as SPECTRE and Ernst Stavro Blofeld) from the McClory estate in late 2013 and these elements were incorporated in the official EON Bond film ''[[Spectre]]''.

	{{Film Title}}		{{Film Title}}

Exodianecross: /* Pen Gun */

2015-06-28T14:53:05Z

Pen Gun

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	While on the target range, Q demonstrates a concealed firearm disguised as a fountain pen. This particular weapon fires an explosive round. Bond later uses the weapon.		While on the target range, Q demonstrates a concealed firearm disguised as a fountain pen. This particular weapon fires an explosive round. Bond later uses the weapon.
	[[Image:NSNA_1007.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|While on the target range, Q demonstrates a concealed firearm disguised as a fountain pen.]]		[[Image:NSNA_1007.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|While on the target range, Q demonstrates a concealed firearm disguised as a fountain pen.]]
	[[Image:NSNA_10018.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bond ~~later~~ uses the weapon.]]		[[Image:NSNA_10018.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Bond uses the weapon against Fatima Blush.]]

	{{James Bond Series}}		{{James Bond Series}}

Funkychinaman at 03:52, 18 April 2014

2014-04-18T03:52:04Z

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	'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]].		'''''Never Say Never Again''''' is the 1983 action film that saw the return of [[Sean Connery]] to the role of [[James Bond]]. The cast included [[Kim Basinger]], [[Barbara Carrera]], and [[Klaus Maria Brandauer]].

	This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA.		This film is not part of the official [[James Bond]] film series, but rather a remake of the Bond film ''[[Thunderball]]'', which was based on a story by Kevin McClory, Jack Whittingham and Ian Fleming (legally, in that order.) McClory and Fleming had started collaborating together in 1958 on an original screenplay for what was supposed to be the first James Bond feature film. When the proposed film turned out to be financially unfeasible, Fleming turned this screenplay, which was finished with the help of Whittingham, into the novel ''Thunderball'' without crediting either McClory or Whittingham. McClory and Whittingham immediately sought an injunction to stop publication, and in the ensuing settlement McClory was awarded the film rights to ''Thunderball'', which he licensed to MGM/UA for ten years. Once MGM/UA's license expired, McClory worked for years to make another version of ''Thunderball'', with ''Never Say Never Again'' as a result. McClory sought to make yet another adaptation of ''Thunderball'' in the nineties, but was thwarted by legal action brought by MGM/UA. MGM/UA was finally able buy the rights to ''Thunderball,'' and other McClory elements such as SPECTRE and Ernst Stavro Blofeld, from the McClory estate in late 2013.

	{{Film Title}}		{{Film Title}}

Ben41: /* Walther P5 */

2014-02-26T21:38:10Z

Walther P5

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	== Walther P5 ==		== Walther P5 ==
	Rather than his traditional [[Walther PPK]], James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) carries the more modern [[Walther P5]] in this film, presumably to appease the manufacturers, who were trying to promote the new pistol at the time. He fires it only twice in the film. Interestingly, Bond also carried the P5 in ''[[Octopussy]]'', the official James Bond film released in 1983 (as opposed to this unofficial attempt by Warner Brothers).		Rather than his traditional [[Walther PPK]], James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) carries the more modern [[Walther P5]] in this film, presumably to appease the manufacturers, who were trying to promote the new pistol at the time. He fires it only twice in the film. Interestingly, [[Roger Moore]] as Bond also carried the P5 in ''[[Octopussy]]'', the official James Bond film released in 1983 (as opposed to this unofficial attempt by Warner Brothers).
	[[Image:WaltherP5HeroGun.jpg‎ \|thumb\|none\|350px\|The "Hero" deactivated Walther P5 actually used in the movie (from the Propstore - London)]]		[[Image:WaltherP5HeroGun.jpg‎ \|thumb\|none\|350px\|The "Hero" deactivated Walther P5 actually used in the movie (from the Propstore - London)]]
	[[Image:NSNA 1022.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Rather than his traditional [[Walther PPK]], James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) carries the more modern [[Walther P5]] in this film. Interestingly, [[Roger Moore]] also carried the P5 as Bond in ''[[Octopussy]]'', released the same year.]]		[[Image:NSNA 1022.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Rather than his traditional [[Walther PPK]], James Bond ([[Sean Connery]]) carries the more modern [[Walther P5]] in this film. Interestingly, [[Roger Moore]] also carried the P5 as Bond in ''[[Octopussy]]'', released the same year.]]

Ben41: /* MAT-49 */

2013-09-10T21:44:27Z

MAT-49

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	== MAT-49 ==		== MAT-49 ==
	During the North Africa sequence, one of the guards is seen carrying a French [[MAT-49]].		During the North Africa sequence, one of the guards is seen carrying a French [[MAT-49]].
	[[Image:MAT-49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px]]		[[Image:MAT-49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|[[MAT-49]]]]
	[[Image:nsnamat49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|~~500px~~\|One of Largo's guards in North Africa with a MAT-49.]]		[[Image:nsnamat49.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|One of Largo's guards in North Africa with a MAT-49.]]

	== Berreta M12 ==		== Berreta M12 ==