Extraction (2020): Difference between revisions
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Extraction (2020): Difference between revisions
Rake also uses a [[Daniel Defense M4A1]] with a suppressor and a Leupold HAMR in the final shootout. In the opening scene, which is a flash-forward to the finale, the "M4A1" and "5.56" white laser markings on the left side of the receiver are clearly visible when Rake reloads the weapon. The weapon has been retrofitted with an LMT SOPMOD stock instead of the factory Daniel Defense stock.
Rake also uses a [[Daniel Defense M4A1]] with a suppressor and a Leupold HAMR in the final shootout, although in a continuity error it is briefly replaced with a BCM rifle with a KMR handguard, possibly the BCM CQB-11 in a few shots. In the opening scene, which is a flash-forward to the finale, the "M4A1" and "5.56" white laser markings on the left side of the receiver are clearly visible when Rake reloads the weapon. The weapon has been retrofitted with an LMT SOPMOD stock instead of the factory Daniel Defense stock.
Extraction (previously known as Dhaka) is a 2020 Netflix original action thriller starring Chris Hemsworth as Tyler Rake, a Black Ops mercenary who is tasked with the extraction of the son of an Indian crime lord from the hands of his rival. The film was adapted from the graphic novel "Ciudad" by Ande Parks and was produced by the Russo Brothers, directors of Avengers: Endgame in addition to the screenplay being written by Joe Russo. The film was directed by Sam Hargrave, who was the stunt coordinator for several films within the MCU, and premiered on Netflix on April 24, 2020. Not to be confused with the 2015 DTV action film that stars Kellan Lutz and Bruce Willis. The film was followed by the 2023 Netflix sequel, Extraction 2.
The following weapons were used in the film Extraction:
Bangladeshi SWAT officers use the Heckler & Koch UMP. Saju (Randeep Hooda) also uses a suppressed UMP with a Trijicon SRS sight when raiding Rake's extraction boat. Bangladesh SWAT officers also carry UMP-45 submachine guns with Trijicon SRS sights.
Bangladeshi SWAT officers use IMI Uzi submachine guns while pursuing Rake. A young criminal is also seen attempting to shoot at Rake and Ovi with an Uzi.
Tyler Rake (Chris Hemsworth) uses a customized BCM CQB-11 rifle with BCM furniture including the BCMGunfighter Mod 0 stock and Mod 3 vertical grip, suppressor, EOTech holographic sight, 3x magnifier and a Steiner Offset tactical aiming laser.
Rake also uses a Daniel Defense M4A1 with a suppressor and a Leupold HAMR in the final shootout, although in a continuity error it is briefly replaced with a BCM rifle with a KMR handguard, possibly the BCM CQB-11 in a few shots. In the opening scene, which is a flash-forward to the finale, the "M4A1" and "5.56" white laser markings on the left side of the receiver are clearly visible when Rake reloads the weapon. The weapon has been retrofitted with an LMT SOPMOD stock instead of the factory Daniel Defense stock.
Numerous Bangladeshi SWAT officers and soldiers use the AKM. Must be noted that the Bangladesh Army use Type 56 assault rifles and Type 81 clones called "BD-08" as standard issue rifles.
One of Nik Khan's mercenaries uses an M249 SAW Paratrooper during the bridge shootout.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingM249 SAW Paratrooper with Picatinny rail - 5.56x45mm. This is a real blank-adapted movie gun.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA mercenary in the foreground fires his M249 SAW Paratrooper. Note that the stock is both sideways and collapsed, making it near useless.
Launchers
M79 Grenade Launcher
Near the ending of the film, Tyler Rake (Chris Hemsworth) uses a customised M79 grenade launcher to eliminate Bangladeshi military and police personnel.
