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The handgun used by Roger Moore in the London scenes [when he kills Randy and when the mafia hitmen come after him at the club] is not a ''Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic; M1911A1'' as indicated. It is a SIG P-210. This is especially evident when he points it in Richard Burton's face when Burton is at the door of the loft above the club.
The handgun used by Roger Moore in the London scenes [when he kills Randy and when the mafia hitmen come after him at the club] is not a ''Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic; M1911A1'' as indicated. It is a SIG P-210. This is especially evident when he points it in Richard Burton's face when Burton is at the door of the loft above the club.
== Brook Williams ==
In the second picture [taken from the film] under the '''L1A1 SLR''' entry...the actor standing next to Glyn Baker is Brook Williams...his character's name in the film is Samuels. He was a good friend of Richard Burton [and personal assistant] and appears in bit parts in a number of Richard Burton films. He is the same mercenary that RSM Young calls a "f***ing abortion" because he can't get up and then RSM Young shoots at him [while he is laying on the ground] during the training scenes. BTW RSM Young uses a ''Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic; M1911A1'' in those scenes...yet this is not mentioned.

Revision as of 10:48, 24 May 2009

McTaggartts silenced pistol

Is the pistol fitted with a suppressor used by Sgt.Jock McTaggart a Colt M1911A1?It's certainly not a suppressed P38 as used by Lt.Shaun Fynn in the same sequence.

the problem is that we never get a good look at the pistol. I was screen capping this movie and the lack of a clear shot of Jock's gun was vexing. MoviePropMaster2008 22:50, 18 May 2009 (UTC)

Bazooka is not an M20

The rocket launcher is a Blindicide, either an RL-83 or RL-100, without the shield attached. Here's a few websites that feature photos. Unfortunately, only one is in English.

Bangladesh Military Site(English)[1]

Russian Site[2]

Personal site of someone who served in Belgian Military[3]

Phillb36 Thanks for the info. For the record, I'm not the one who ID the launcher as an M20. I knew it was a Blindicide but am finishing this page of kinda slowly. Thanks again. :) regards. MoviePropMaster2008 05:52, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

We don't need a Cyanide container entry

Though it kills Simba soldiers it is not a weapon in the conventional sense. If that were the case, we would be listing all the containers holding explosive chemicals in Die Hard with a Vengeance or Blown Away. MoviePropMaster2008 04:16, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

Roger Moore's Handgun

The handgun used by Roger Moore in the London scenes [when he kills Randy and when the mafia hitmen come after him at the club] is not a Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic; M1911A1 as indicated. It is a SIG P-210. This is especially evident when he points it in Richard Burton's face when Burton is at the door of the loft above the club.

Brook Williams

In the second picture [taken from the film] under the L1A1 SLR entry...the actor standing next to Glyn Baker is Brook Williams...his character's name in the film is Samuels. He was a good friend of Richard Burton [and personal assistant] and appears in bit parts in a number of Richard Burton films. He is the same mercenary that RSM Young calls a "f***ing abortion" because he can't get up and then RSM Young shoots at him [while he is laying on the ground] during the training scenes. BTW RSM Young uses a Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic; M1911A1 in those scenes...yet this is not mentioned.