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Revision as of 09:34, 2 August 2012
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Die Scheinheiligen is a satirical Bavarian Heimatfilm from 2001.
The following weapons were used in the film Die Scheinheiligen:
M1911
The right bodyguard has an M1911.
Browning High Power
The left bodyguard has a Browning High Power
MP5
Django uses an MP5 during the shootout which is most likely the MP5 from their police car.
Karabiner 98K
Magdalena (Maria Singer) has an old Karabiner 98k of late wartime (1944-1945) manufacture, known as Kriegsmodell (war model). It lacks bayonet lug and cleaning rod..
Pump Action Shotgun
The barmaid and Bene have the same Pump Action Shotgun.
TOZ-34 Shotgun
Django has TOZ-34 shotgun.
