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During the cop killing, Mao ([[Byron Lawson]]) pulls out a [[Norinco Type 84S]]-2 from the trunk of his car. Due to a continuity error, the stock is seen folded and unfolded a few times during that scene.
During the cop killing, Mao ([[Byron Lawson]]) pulls out a [[Norinco Type 84S|Norinco Type 84S-2]] from the trunk of his car. Due to a continuity error, the stock is seen folded and unfolded a few times during that scene.
[[Image:Type 84-2.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Norinco Type 84S-2 with right-folded stock - 5.56x45mm]]
[[Image:Type 84-2.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Norinco Type 84S-2 with right-folded stock - 5.56x45mm]]
[[File:ADM-Norinco56-2-06.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A detailed view of the [[Norinco Type 84S]]-2, with the folded stock and the full-circle front sight which is typical for the Norinco [[AK-47]] variants.]]
[[File:ADM-Norinco56-2-06.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A detailed view of the [[Norinco Type 84S]]-2, with the folded stock and the full-circle front sight which is typical for the Norinco [[AK-47]] variants.]]
A Dangerous Man is a 2009 Direct-To-Video action movie directed by Keoni Waxman and starring Steven Seagal as Shane Daniels, an ex-special forces officer who spent 6 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Within hours of his release, he unluckily bears witness to a brutal cop killing by thugs from a gang of Chinese human traffickers, led by Chen (Terry Chen).
Shane interferes and saves the life of Sergey (Jesse Hutch), who later turns out to be the son of a local Russian godfather. He also rescues a girl, Tia (Marlaina Mah) who tells him that her uncle (an accountant for a Chinese drug smuggling ring) is kept hostage by Chen’s men and Shane agrees to help her. He receives assistance from Russian godfather Vlad (Vitaly Kravchenko) who owes Shane a favour because he saved the life of his son Sergey twice.
Matters get more complicated (and bloody) when the Chinese drug smuggling ring send a delegation, led by The Colonel (Byron Mann) to get back the uncle. A special notice should go to the relatively rare China produced Norinco QBZ-97 rifle. Apart from video games, this rifle does not seem to have been shown so prominently yet in any major movie.
The following weapons were used in the film A Dangerous Man:
A stainless 3” Ruger GP100 revolver is used by a mugger (Clay Virtue) who tries to rob Shane’s wife (Aidan Dee) as she’s waiting for Shane to show up for a rendez-vous.
As in many Steven Seagal movies, his weapon of choice is a M1911A1 and he’s seen using it with great proficiency both right as well as left-handed. The exact version of this weapon cannot be identified, but it appears to be customized with custom grips with finger grooves, an extended beavertail and a combat hammer. It seems two different M1911A1’s are used in the movie; they look to be the same but can be distinguished from each other by the differently shaped front sights.
The Beretta 92FS is used by several characters in the movie, most notably by Shane (Steven Seagal) when he takes it off a robber and gives him a ‘tough-guy’ gun speech that is reminiscent of Clint Eastwood’s ‘I know what you’re thinking’ lines in Dirty Harry. The Beretta 92FS is also used at the beginning of the movie, when a Chinese thug takes it off a State Trooper.
The Glock 17 is used by several characters throughout the movie, mostly as a ‘bad guy’ gun. It’s also briefly carried by Sergey (Jesse Hutch) and Clark (Mike Chopud).
The Glock 17 Pro is used by Mao (Byron Lawson) during the raid on the Russian mafia mansion. In an apparent continuity error, it changes to a standard Glock 17 later on during the same scene.
The Colt M4A1 is used by both Sgt. Ritchie (Jerry Wasserman) as well as by thugs from the gang of the human trafficker Chen (Terry Chen). The distinctive 'step down' in the barrel can be seen in most images when zoomed in.
All men headed by The Colonel (Byron Mann) are using the Norinco QBZ-97 (export version of the Norinco QBZ-95), in all cases mounted with a flashlight on the barrel and an M68 Aimpoint red dot scope on the carrying handle. It seems appropriate for them to use this model, rather than the more common Norinco Type 56, to indicate their special status as elite forces.
The Norinco Type 56 is the gun of choice for most Russian mobsters. In most shots, the typical Norinco full-circle front sight can easily be identified.
During the cop killing, Mao (Byron Lawson) pulls out a Norinco Type 84S-2 from the trunk of his car. Due to a continuity error, the stock is seen folded and unfolded a few times during that scene.
For a brief moment, the Norinco Type 56 that Sergey (Jesse Hutch) is carrying switches to a Zastava M70B1. This rifle can be distinguished from the Norinco by the 3 vents in the wooden hand guards (whereas the Norinco has 2 like most other AK type rifles) and by the folded grenade launching sight attached to the gas block.
The young and obedient store clerk (Eduard Witzke) in the liquor store that Shane visits upon his release keeps a Smith & Wesson 3000 Shotgun (stock/barrel chopped) under the counter. It can be identified by the distinctive foregrip.
The first Russian mobster to confront Sgt. Ritchie when he breaks into the Russians’ mansion carries a Remington 870 Field Gun with stock and barrel sawed off.
Sgt. Ritchie’s “partner in crime” Clark (Mike Chopud) can be seen with a Mossberg 500 ”Persuader”with extended magazine during the shoot-out at the Russians’ mansion.
In a few shots, prop guns appear to have been used as stand-ins for Colt M4A1 and Norinco Type 56 rifles. They can be recognized as such by closed barrels and front sights that consist of one solid piece of material rendering them unusable.
When he realizes he’s under attack, Vlad (Vitaly Kravchenko) opens a gunsafe in his study. It is stocked with several Norinco Type 56 rifles as well as with Beretta 92FS pistols.
