Beverly Hills Cop II: Difference between revisions
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One of the robbery crew uses a [[Heckler & Koch MP5K]] during the jewelry heist.
One of the robbery crew uses what appears to be a [[Heckler & Koch MP5K]] during the Adriano's jewelry heist. At the time of production (1986), the MP5K was not readily available for film use and the often-used substitute [[Heckler & Koch SP89]] was not yet on the market. It's likely this weapon is a modified [[Heckler & Koch HK94]] with the MP5K foregrip added and the barrel shortened to MP5K length.
[[Image:BHCII02.jpg|thumb|none|600px|One of the robbery crew uses a [[Heckler & Koch MP5K]] during the jewelry heist.]]
[[Image:BHCII02.jpg|thumb|none|600px|One of the robbery crew uses what appears to be a [[Heckler & Koch MP5K]] during the jewelry heist. Note that the weapon has a taller rear sight than on an SP89 or MP5K and an all metal trigger group, making it likely this is a heavily modified HK94.]]
Beverly Hills Cop II is the 1987 sequel to Beverly Hills Cop. Directed by Tony Scott, the film finds Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) returning to Beverly Hills when a friend and fellow cop is shot during a serial crime spree in the city. Murphy would return as Axel Foley in 1994's Beverly Hills Cop III.
The following weapons were used in the film Beverly Hills Cop II:
An AMC .44 AutoMag is used by one of the robbery crew during the Adriano's jewelry heist at the beginning of the film. One of the plot points is that .44 Automag rounds are too expensive to make, so a .308 cartridge is cut down to fit the Automag. The Automag is also used by one of Charles Kane's men to take out Axel at the 385 North Club.
A blank-firing Beretta 92F fitted with a laser sight is seen being used by Axel and Karla at the Beverly Hills Gun Club.
Axel is unimpressed with the blank firing weapon and decides to open fire on the screens with his Browning Hi-Power.
After the shootout at the club, Det. Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) decides to switch his sidearm to a Smith & Wesson Model 29 with an 8 3/8 inch barrel as a sidearm later in the film.
Beverly Hills Police Department Det. Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) appears to carry a Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose as his sidearm at the film's beginning. When Rosewood and Taggart (John Ashton) visit Axel at his Beverly Hills "home", Billy is seen drawing his Model 19 Snub, while Taggart draws his Smith & Wesson Model 27.
Bogomil's daughter Jan (Alice Adair) pulls a Smith & Wesson Model 36 on Axel when he enters her home. This also appears to be the revolver carried by Det. Jeffrey Friedman (Paul Reiser).
While at the gun club, Karla Fry (Brigitte Nielsen) is seen firing on the range what appears to be a Colt Trooper Mk III with a 6" barrel that has been fitted with a laser sight and a large battery pack mounted underneath the grip.
The Remington 870 shotgun with a pistol grip is a weapon used by Charles Kane (Dean Stockwell) as part of the robbery crew at the racetrack. This appears to be a continuity error as he was holding a Mossberg earlier.
Charles Kane (Dean Stockwell) uses a Mossberg 500 Cruiser during the race track heist. In some scenes, the shotgun appears to be a Remington 870. Detective Billy Rosewood decides to use two Mossberg 500 Cruisers for the final shootout.
At the Beverly Hills Gun Club, a shooter is seen using what appears to be a Ruger Mini-14 that's been fitted with a laser sight underneath the barrel. Karla is later seen firing the rifle. The rifle is mounted with a Laser Products Corporation (later Surefire) laser sight similar to ones used in The Terminator and Wanted: Dead Or Alive. This laser sight is easily distinguished by the proprietary LPC "clamp" as well as the actual sight's "bell-shaped" end.
One of the robbery crew uses what appears to be a Heckler & Koch MP5K during the Adriano's jewelry heist. At the time of production (1986), the MP5K was not readily available for film use and the often-used substitute Heckler & Koch SP89 was not yet on the market. It's likely this weapon is a modified Heckler & Koch HK94 with the MP5K foregrip added and the barrel shortened to MP5K length.
Some of Thomopolis' men use Heckler & Koch HK94A3s during the final shootout. It has been modified with a ventilated barrel shroud and a vertical foregrip. It looks similar to the version used by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the film Raw Deal.
One of the hitmen during the club shootout is seen firing a Heckler & Koch HK94A3 out the backwindow of a car. This HK94A3 has the barrel chopped and converted to look like an MP5A3.
Axel discovers that Billy hangs a variety of handguns on his bedroom door: a Smith & Wesson Model 36 with white grips, a Colt Trooper with an early laser sight (note the battery pack on bottom of the grip), a Browning Hi-Power, an AMC Automag, and a Colt Python with pachmayr grips (as well as a few others that are out of view).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingAxel discovers that Billy hangs a variety of handguns on his bedroom door: A Smith & Wesson Model 36 with white grips, a Colt Trooper with an early laser sight (note the battery pack on bottom of the grip), a Browning Hi-Power, an AMC Automag, and a Colt Python with pachmayr grips (as well as a few others that are out of view). It should be noted that these handguns have all appeared and/or been used elsewhere in the film.
