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== Men in Black II == | |||
While the 2002 sequel ''Men in Black II'' didn't appear to feature any real world firearms, a wastebasket is seen turning into an armed sentry fitted with what appear to be several machine guns. | |||
[[File:MIB2 03.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A wastebasket is seen turning into an armed sentry fitted with what appear to be several machine guns.]] | |||
==moved from main page== | |||
On the Replica Props Forum, they have discussed the MIB pistol in the past, and according to people who worked on the film the pistols were custom made, then copies were cast in metal and chromed. No real firearm in them, or used as a base. | On the Replica Props Forum, they have discussed the MIB pistol in the past, and according to people who worked on the film the pistols were custom made, then copies were cast in metal and chromed. No real firearm in them, or used as a base. | ||
David. | David. | ||
Several MiB Agents including Agent K ([[Tommy Lee Jones]]) can be seen using [[SIG-Sauer P230]] pistols dressed up to look like alien weapons as their sidearms, Agent K using his on several occasions; first using it to kill an alien charging one of the police officers at the beginning of the film, then to blow off one of Jack Jeebs ([[Tony Shalhoub]])'s heads when he's being questioned later on. | Several MiB Agents including Agent K ([[Tommy Lee Jones]]) can be seen using [[SIG-Sauer P230]] pistols dressed up to look like alien weapons as their sidearms, Agent K using his on several occasions; first using it to kill an alien charging one of the police officers at the beginning of the film, then to blow off one of Jack Jeebs ([[Tony Shalhoub]])'s heads when he's being questioned later on. | ||
[[Image:SigP230SS.jpg|thumb|none|300px|SIG-Sauer P230 .380 ACP]] | [[Image:SigP230SS.jpg|thumb|none|300px|SIG-Sauer P230 .380 ACP]] | ||
[[Image:MiB SIGP230disguised.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Agent K holds a SIG-Sauer P230 disguised as an alien weapon to Jack Jeebs' head]] | [[Image:MiB SIGP230disguised.JPG|thumb|none|500px|Agent K holds a SIG-Sauer P230 disguised as an alien weapon to Jack Jeebs' head]] | ||
== Edgar's shotgun is a Model 1897 not a Model 1912 == | |||
In many scenes, the receiver appears to be consistent with the Model 1897 and not the Model 1912. | |||
Several identifying features can be seen in the photo used on the page, including: | |||
*Raised vertical stripes at the front and rear of the receiver. | |||
*The screw holding the ejector in place. | |||
*The overall shape of the receiver. | |||
*The apparent presence of an external hammer in several scenes. | |||
You can make out the first two features on the photo used on the main page, and neither is a feature of the Model 1912. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 10 August 2013
Men in Black II
While the 2002 sequel Men in Black II didn't appear to feature any real world firearms, a wastebasket is seen turning into an armed sentry fitted with what appear to be several machine guns.
moved from main page
On the Replica Props Forum, they have discussed the MIB pistol in the past, and according to people who worked on the film the pistols were custom made, then copies were cast in metal and chromed. No real firearm in them, or used as a base.
David.
Several MiB Agents including Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) can be seen using SIG-Sauer P230 pistols dressed up to look like alien weapons as their sidearms, Agent K using his on several occasions; first using it to kill an alien charging one of the police officers at the beginning of the film, then to blow off one of Jack Jeebs (Tony Shalhoub)'s heads when he's being questioned later on.
Edgar's shotgun is a Model 1897 not a Model 1912
In many scenes, the receiver appears to be consistent with the Model 1897 and not the Model 1912.
Several identifying features can be seen in the photo used on the page, including:
- Raised vertical stripes at the front and rear of the receiver.
- The screw holding the ejector in place.
- The overall shape of the receiver.
- The apparent presence of an external hammer in several scenes.
You can make out the first two features on the photo used on the main page, and neither is a feature of the Model 1912.