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Troops are seen with the FN Minimi. | Troops are seen with the FN Minimi. | ||
[[Image:Alive in Joburg compr480 (frame 8787).jpg|thumb|none|500px|On the left, the stock of an FN Minimi is seen]] | [[Image:Alive in Joburg compr480 (frame 8787).jpg|thumb|none|500px|On the left, the stock of an FN Minimi is seen]] | ||
*The shot is from archival footage of South African soldiers during the 1980s, so the stock is more likely that of a R4 rifle (Galil). | |||
==1911-style pistol, likely Star BS== | ==1911-style pistol, likely Star BS== |
Revision as of 06:40, 26 September 2009
The following guns were used in the 2005 short film "Alive In Joburg"
FN SCAR-l
The two (apparently CG) soldiers who attack the bio-suited "Poleepkwa" use FN SCAR-Ls, with scopes and foregrips attached.
Unknown Rifle
Unused by the sniper (Sharlto Copley).
FAL (Or, Likely, R4)
Used by the Sniper (Sharlto Copely) on patrol.
Beretta 92FS
Constable Bongani Zulu uses one of these.
Type 56
A Poleepkwa is seen using a Type 56 to fire on police officers. One is also seen in the back of an apprehended vehicle.
Remington 870
Seen at the beginning of the film in the hands of a police officer.
Vektor R6
Bongani Zulu's partner uses this to fire on a Poleepkwa with an Type 56.
Uzi
A police officer is seen with a full-size Uzi.
Toy Mini-Uzi
A child is seen with a toy Mini-Uzi.
FN Minimi
Troops are seen with the FN Minimi.
- The shot is from archival footage of South African soldiers during the 1980s, so the stock is more likely that of a R4 rifle (Galil).
1911-style pistol, likely Star BS
Constable Zulu or his partner is seen with this stuck in the back of his pants while apprehending a Poleepkwa criminal.