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* Vampire assassins in the Hospital / Danica Talos at the end of the film ''[[Blade: Trinity]] | * Vampire assassins in the Hospital / Danica Talos at the end of the film ''[[Blade: Trinity]] | ||
* Austin Powers near the end in [[Austin Powers: The Spy who shagged me]] | |||
Revision as of 16:35, 31 May 2008
AA Arms / Kimel Industries AP-9
The AP-9 was an inexpensive, simple to manufacture 9mm pistol, designed to capitalize on the market of the Intratec TEC-9 series of guns in the 1980s. It was manufactured by AA Arms and distributed by Kimel Industries, Inc of Indian Trail, NC. The AP-9 became widely available in 1990 and continued until 2001, however sales dropped off and cosmetic changes had to be instituted as a result of the Clinton Assault Weapon Ban of 1994 (officially known as the Omnibus Crime Bill 1994).
Many people confuse the AP-9 with the TEC-9. Externally they are similar but there are many small differences. Both guns can load and use the same magazine. As a result, the AP-9 is one of the most 'mis-identified' guns in media, films, or the news.
The AP-9 is used by the following actors in the following movies, television series, and video games:
- Vampire assassins in the Hospital / Danica Talos at the end of the film Blade: Trinity
- Austin Powers near the end in Austin Powers: The Spy who shagged me
