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==Heckler & Koch MP5K== | |||
Used by Zach ([[Vincent Pastore]]) during the alley shootout. This firearm is a variant to the widely used MP5. The MP5K is a shortened version and is easily concealable, the "K" stands for Kurz which in german means short. In the film the firearm used is featured with a 30-round magazine. The firearm below is the modern variant with diopter sights attached with a 15-round magazine. The MP5K is also used by various henchmen in the film. | Used by Zach ([[Vincent Pastore]]) during the alley shootout. This firearm is a variant to the widely used MP5. The MP5K is a shortened version and is easily concealable, the "K" stands for Kurz which in german means short. In the film the firearm used is featured with a 30-round magazine. The firearm below is the modern variant with diopter sights attached with a 15-round magazine. The MP5K is also used by various henchmen in the film. | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 19 April 2010
Firearms featured in the movie Revolver
Taurus PT92
Primary weapon of Zach (Vincent Pastore) and Macha (Ray Liotta). Although it is also carried by various henchmen throughout the film.
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Heckler & Koch MP5K
Used by Zach (Vincent Pastore) during the alley shootout. This firearm is a variant to the widely used MP5. The MP5K is a shortened version and is easily concealable, the "K" stands for Kurz which in german means short. In the film the firearm used is featured with a 30-round magazine. The firearm below is the modern variant with diopter sights attached with a 15-round magazine. The MP5K is also used by various henchmen in the film.
- Except for the one in the third screenshot, all of these MP5Ks lack the diopter sights, which means that they are MP5KA1s or KA5s, depending on the trigger group ("KA1" would mean that it just has a 3-position trigger group, "KA5" would mean it has the four-position trigger group).
Glock 18
This select fire pistol is the primary weapon of Sorter (Mark Strong). Sorter uses the Glock 18 to clear Jake's brother's house Billy of Macha's henchmen including Paul (Terence Maynard). Sorter uses the Glock as both single shot as well as full auto.
Walther PPK
This firearm popularized by early James Bond films is brandished by Jake (Jason Statham) during his visit to the doctor regarding his perceived rare blood disorder and the scene when he visited Macha's bed chamber.
Smith and Wesson Model 36 Chiefs Special
This is the firearm used by Avi (Andre Benjamin) to pistol whip Jake (Jason Statham) in the collection scene.
Mini Uzi
This Israeli designed submachine gun was used by Sorter (Mark Strong) to take out Lord John (Tom Wu) and his goons at the strip club. Sorter uses a heavily silenced Mini Uzi to first take out the goons playing Mahjong in the security office then drills a hole in the wall and takes out Lord John.
Glock 17
This firearm makes a couple of cameo appearances in the film. Once at the alley shootout used by Jake (Jason Statham) and another scene when Avi (Andre Benjamin) offs a guy who owes him money.
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Beretta 92FS
This firearm is used by Jake's bodyguards during the alley shootout and by Macha's henchmen in the film
Smith and Wesson Military and Police
This firearm makes one appearance in the film.
Makarov PM
A Makarov PM is used by Macha (Ray Liotta) to shoot an assassin under the table.
Various Unknown Shotguns
Various unknown shotguns appear throughout the film
