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used by the robbers at the begining and random henchmen in the final battle scene. | used by the robbers at the begining and random henchmen in the final battle scene. | ||
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Revision as of 22:50, 7 March 2010
 Your lack of effort is duly noted. This article is a candidate for deletion. IMFDB expects certain minimal standards from articles; even if a contributor cannot take their own screenshots, it is still possible to create detailed per-weapon writeups and format an article correctly. Simply dumping a couple of weapon names on a page is essentially demanding we do all the work for you, and this is unacceptable. |
Dan Wesson PPC
used by Michael Tso(Connan Lee) in the final battle scene.
Desert Eagle
used by one of the henchmen at the final battle scene.
Shansi Type 17
used by (not sure) during a chase scene with Michael Tso and Sgt. Francis Li (Chow Yun-Fat)
Nambu model 60 snubbie
used by Michael Tso(Connan Lee)and Sgt. Francis Li (Chow Yun-Fat) throughout the movie
1911 varient
used by the robbers at the begining and random henchmen in the final battle scene.
Smith & Wesson model 36
used by the fake lady henchmen in the final battle scene
Remington 870
used by Sgt. Francis Li (Chow Yun-Fat) in the final battle scene.
Sterling L2A3
used by Sgt. Francis Li (Chow Yun-Fat) and random henchman in the final battle scene.