Toy Soldiers: Difference between revisions
Toy Soldiers: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Toy Soldiers: Difference between revisions
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-1.jpg|thumb|none|400px|A U.S. Army soldier in ghillie with an a 609 Colt Commando, as noted by the forward assist.]]
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-1.jpg|thumb|none|400px|A U.S. Army soldier in ghillie with an a 609 Colt Commando, as noted by the forward assist.]]
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-2.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Infiltration soldiers fire their 609 Commandos.]]
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-2.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Infiltration soldiers fire their 609 Commandos.]]
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Another infiltrator fires a 610, as evident by the lack of a forward assist and mag release fencing.]]
[[Image:ToysoldiersColtCommando-3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Another infiltrator fires a Colt SP1 Carbine with a slip over fake xm177 moderator.]]
==Iver Johnson AMAC-1500 ==
==Iver Johnson AMAC-1500 ==
Revision as of 02:49, 14 April 2009
The following guns were used in the film Toy Soldiers
Jack Thorpe (Michael Champion), the American terrorist uses a Beretta 92SB as his sidearm, as noted by its rounded trigger guard. When first at the school, he shows it to the guard. When the guard goes for his gun, it switches to a little .22 auto sound suppressed mockup. An army infiltrator uses a Beretta 92SB at the end of the film to deliver the fatal shot to Luis.
One of the terrorists uses a Norinco Type 56-1, as noted by its hooded front sight and under-folding stock. It is fitted with an AKM style muzzle break, making it similair to the gun Danny Trejo used in Heat, meaning it was a semi-auto chinese import, converted to full-auto fire for the film and fitted with the slanted muzzle by the gun's importer.
The terrorist who commonly partners up with the other man with the 56-1 uses what appears to be a Poly Tech Legend AKS-47, a model most closely resembling a genuine AKS-47.
The belltower guards use an M72 LAW 66mm anti-tank launcher to blow up the police car. Thorpe tries to use one on the infiltration helicopters, but is shot to pieces by the choppers gun's.
The terrorists overrunning the school are armed mainly with Heckler & Koch SP89 submachine guns. Army Infiltration members use them as well. Billy Tepper (Sean Astin) steals one from a terrorist when the Army infiltrates the school. They are SP89's converted to fire fully automatically and with MP5K fore grips.
One of the terrorists is seen multiple times using an Uzi Carbine, the civilian version of the Uzi, fitted with a 16in barrel with a barrel shroud. It seems the armorers converted it to full-auto fire for the film. It is most obviously used when Joey Trotta (Will Wheaton) knocks out a terrorist and attempts to kill another with the the Uzi, failing as the muzzle rise, very innaccurately depicted, raises his fire to the sky, and he is gunned down by the terrorist's MP5K.
The infiltration unit has two snipers armed with what looks like Iver Johnson AMAC-1500 .50 BMG sniper rifles. They have heavy muzzle breaks and fluted barrels. One appears to be an older spec than the other based on the different muzzle breaks.
One of the roof guards is still partially alive after being shot by the snipers, and throws an M67 "Baseball" grenade down at the infiltration unit and kills all but the leader, who is wounded in the leg.
The wounded infiltration unit leader give Dean Parker (Louis Gossett Jr.) his Browning Hi-Power sidearm when he cannot go into the building. Parker smashes through a window, alerting Luis who is holding Billy hostage. He turns around and shoots Parker in the arm, but leaves himself undefended, and is shot by the infiltration member.
