Operation Condor: Difference between revisions
Operation Condor: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Operation Condor: Difference between revisions
During the mercenaries return to the hotel to question the hotel manager, some of them are seen with [[AK-47|AK]] rifles. These are also seen in the dessert camp and later in the Nazi bunker as Jackie takes one of the mercenaries AK-74 it turns into an AK of third model (1951-55) when he holds it on them demanding they drop their weapons. He later gives it to Elsa ([[Eva Cobo de Garcia]]) who stumbles and fires it uncontrollably at the thugs before knocking its magazine out after which she abandons it.
During the mercenaries return to the hotel to question the hotel manager, some of them are seen with [[AK-47|AK]] rifles. These are also seen in the dessert camp and later in the Nazi bunker as Jackie ([[Jackie Chan]]) takes one of the mercenaries AK-74 it turns into an AK of third model (1951-55) when he holds it on them demanding they drop their weapons. He later gives it to Elsa ([[Eva Cobo de Garcia]]) who stumbles and fires it uncontrollably at the thugs before knocking its magazine out after which she abandons it.
[[Image:AK-47 type II Part DM-ST-89-01131.jpg|thumb|none|500px|AK, second generation (1951) - 7.62x39mm]]
[[Image:AK-47 type II Part DM-ST-89-01131.jpg|thumb|none|500px|AK, second generation (1951) - 7.62x39mm]]
[[Image:Operationcondor19.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Barrels of AK rifles are seen as the mercenaries return to the hotel.]]
[[Image:Operationcondor19.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Barrels of AK rifles are seen as the mercenaries return to the hotel.]]
Operation Condor is a 1991 action film starring Jackie Chan as a secret agent who teams up with an operative from the United Nations to locate a secret cache of gold. This film is actually a sequel to Jackie's 1987 film Armour of God and was released in Hong Kong under the title Fei ying gai wak or Armour of God II: Operation Condor. The film was subsequently re-dubbed into English and released in the US several years later as Operation Condor.
The following weapons were used in the film Operation Condor:
Tasza (Jonathan Isgar) draws a Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket at the beginning of the film in Elsa's apartment. Jackie (Jackie Chan) commandeers this gun and uses it to force the assassins to retreat. Elsa (Eva Cobo de Garcia) later has it taped to the inside of a dinner plate lid from which Jackie retrieves it again but finds it unusable because the overuse of tape.
Thug's gun suddenly turns into a Daisy Model 59, detailed soft air gun copy of the Smith & Wesson Model 59 made in the late 80s by Maruzen, when it's kicked out of his hand by Jackie (Jackie Chan) who picks it up scaring away the thugs. After accidentally scaring a bystander, he throws it in the garbage. Another one is seen later in the Nazi bunker, tucked down in the waistband of a mercenary, which Jackie manages to commandeer. The gun then turns into a different pistol which is used to hold Adolf (Aldo Brel Sánchez) at gunpoint with after firing of a shot into the air.
One of Adolf's mercenaries (Bruce Fontaine) is using an early DA/SA converted Colt Combat Commander inside the hotel room witch he attaches a suppressor to. Jackie (Jackie Chan) handles it briefly but it is returned to the mercenary rather quickly. It is later seen used by the same mercenary when the villains return to the hotel the next day to threaten the hotel manager.
Many villains carries older CZ 75 pistols in nickel finish throughout the film. One of the mercenaries (Ken Goodman) carries one suppressed in the hotelroom where it is later thrown around between Elsa (Eva Cobo de Garcia) and Ada (Carol Cheng). Day after when the mercenaries are back at the hotel another one is seen tucked inside the waistband of one of the mercenaries. One mercenary uses one to execute some people in a desert camp, and in the Nazi bunker the black mercenary carries one as well. Mark's (Vincent Lyn) gun briefly turns into one after Jackie and the girls opens the security doors, it later changes back his previous pistol.
Mark (Vincent Lyn) uses a SIG-Sauer P220 in caliber .38 Super at the dessert camp to execute some people. Amon (Daniel Mintz) has one as well as they are threatening Jackie (Jackie Chan) and the girls in the dessert. Jackie later takes this pistol from him and throws him down a sand hill. Somehow the Arabs are later seen having it again at the end when they demand some water from Jackie and the girls.
One Walther P38 is briefly seen being used by one of the mercenaries in the Nazi bunker who is forced to drop it on the floor as Jackie holds a AK on them.
Mark (Vincent Lyn), the leader of the mercenaries, starts out using the Smith & Wesson 659 while in the Nazi bunker but as he forces Jackie and the girls to open the vault door, it changes to another model. Then when the door is opened, it's suddenly a CZ 75, and later in the gold storage room it's a 659 again.
In the bunker as Jackie takes the Daisy Model 59 from one of the mercenaries it becomes a Spanish Llama XI Especial as he holds it to Adolf (Aldo Brel Sánchez) threatening to kill him.
During the mercenaries return to the hotel to question the hotel manager, some of them are seen with AK rifles. These are also seen in the dessert camp and later in the Nazi bunker as Jackie (Jackie Chan) takes one of the mercenaries AK-74 it turns into an AK of third model (1951-55) when he holds it on them demanding they drop their weapons. He later gives it to Elsa (Eva Cobo de Garcia) who stumbles and fires it uncontrollably at the thugs before knocking its magazine out after which she abandons it.
Carried by most of the villains in the underground Nazi bunker. One is also seen taken from a mercenary by Jackie but as he holds them at gunpoint it has changed to a AK.
The hotel manager retrieves an FN Minimi from a store room and sells it to Elsa (Eva Cobo de Garcia) on the spot who subsequently fires it blindly spraying the entire courtyard to drive off the two mercenaries. It is strangely also seen later in the Nazi bunker storage room, witch would have been an anachronism.
