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To anyone that has read the book, Clancy wrote that most of the reciprocity teams, including Chavez, used MP5SD's. There were also I believe two SAW gunners, and the rest had M16A2's. There was never anybody with an M24. Also, they didn't wear woodland, they wore olive drab which after a while blended in better because of local dirt and vegetation. This wasn't a correction of any gun id's, just pointing out that movie directors and armorers don't read books. | To anyone that has read the book, Clancy wrote that most of the reciprocity teams, including Chavez, used MP5SD's. There were also I believe two SAW gunners, and the rest had M16A2's. There was never anybody with an M24. Also, they didn't wear woodland, they wore olive drab which after a while blended in better because of local dirt and vegetation. This wasn't a correction of any gun id's, just pointing out that movie directors and armorers don't read books. | ||
== M24 Question == | |||
M24 question: In the mansion scene when ford is running for the helicopter, Ding is clearly firing this weapon semi-automatic-ly. Is this more likely the M25? | |||
What? First off, who is 'Ding'? None of the main characters in that sequence is named 'Ding'. Clark (Willem Dafoe) is the main one firing on the chopper, and he has the OA-93. There are some brief shots of Chavez firing an 'MP5SD' (HK94 Chop-Convt), but he doesn't use the M24 during that scene, not that I recall anyway. [[User:StanTheMan|StanTheMan]] | |||
"Ding" is the nickname given to the sniper Domingo Chavez in the book. Yes, he doesn't use the M24 while on the helicopter. --[[User:Ben41|Ben41]] 15:29, 17 April 2010 (UTC) | |||
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M24 question: In the mansion scene when ford is running for the helicopter, Ding is clearly firing this weapon semi-automatic-ly. Is this more likely the M25?
- What? First off, who is 'Ding'? None of the main characters in that sequence is named 'Ding'. Clark (Willem Dafoe) is the main one firing on the chopper, and he has the OA-93. There are some brief shots of Chavez firing an 'MP5SD' (HK94 Chop-Convt), but he doesn't use the M24 during that scene, not that I recall anyway. StanTheMan
Clark's silenced pistol.
What kind of silenced pistol Clark uses during the rescue?
I think he uses the same Glock that he used to threatn Jack Ryan. However, during the resque the pistol is barly scene.
Reciprocity Team Leader
I don't have an exact ident on it, but I expressly remember him with a carbine, not a full-length rifle. And on a side note, can somebody tell me what a "reciprocity team" is? Spartan198 04:18, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
- Scratch that first part. I missed the M654 on the list. Spartan198 04:20, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
- Reciprocity was the name of the operation. I also call them a black ops or special ops team. -The Winchester
- To add to that, in the book Reciprocity was the name of the operation involving the airstrike on the drug lord's mansion. Since reciprocity is defined as responding in kind to the actions of others, it was the American operation to avenge the assassination of the FBI director. --Markit 16:15, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
- A lot of things from the book were cut out of the movie (no surprise). For instance, there were more things that led up to the President want "revenge" on the cartel (and it wasn't a "friend" who got killed, it was the FBI director). It happened like 1/3 of the way through the book. Or how the original intelligence gathering operation was called "Showboat" and after the FBI director's death they started "Reciprocity", which involved much less "gathering" and much more "destroying". -Gunman69 18:49, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
- Reciprocity was the name of the operation. I also call them a black ops or special ops team. -The Winchester
- lots of things from the book were taken out, the secutary attempted to comit suicide but didn't die. from cortez, and he wasn't killed by Clark he was arrested at the end othe book
Jeeps and Browning "M2HB"
Is it me or do the jeeps have 13th Armored insignia on them? Also the "Browning M2" on the jeep seems to actually be an AN/M2 Aircraft model. I cant tell if the 2nd picture is of a standard M2 or another AN/M2 but I assume it is another AN/M2. -Ranger01
- The merc fires a standard M2HB in the scene represented by the second picture. StanTheMan
Reciprocity Team weapons
Moved this comment to discussion: To anyone that has read the book, Clancy wrote that most of the reciprocity teams, including Chavez, used MP5SD's. There were also I believe two SAW gunners, and the rest had M16A2's. There was never anybody with an M24. Also, they didn't wear woodland, they wore olive drab which after a while blended in better because of local dirt and vegetation. This wasn't a correction of any gun id's, just pointing out that movie directors and armorers don't read books.
M24 Question
M24 question: In the mansion scene when ford is running for the helicopter, Ding is clearly firing this weapon semi-automatic-ly. Is this more likely the M25?
What? First off, who is 'Ding'? None of the main characters in that sequence is named 'Ding'. Clark (Willem Dafoe) is the main one firing on the chopper, and he has the OA-93. There are some brief shots of Chavez firing an 'MP5SD' (HK94 Chop-Convt), but he doesn't use the M24 during that scene, not that I recall anyway. StanTheMan
"Ding" is the nickname given to the sniper Domingo Chavez in the book. Yes, he doesn't use the M24 while on the helicopter. --Ben41 15:29, 17 April 2010 (UTC)