Big Trouble in Little China: Difference between revisions
Big Trouble in Little China: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Big Trouble in Little China: Difference between revisions
Two members of the Chang Sings use the Beretta 92SB pistol in the Chinese standoff with the Wing Kong. It is noted as an SB model by the rounded trigger guard and ambidextrous safety.
Wing Kong Hatchet Man (Gerald Okamura) is seen with two custom Smith & Wesson Model 19 revolvers in cowboy style holsters. The weapons have been gold plated and have ivory grips.
A Smith & Wesson Model 29 is presented to Jack by Egg Shen (Victor Wong) just before the final battle with Lo Pan. When explaining guns will do no good against Lo Pan, Egg removes the weapon (which had a 10⅝" barrel which was offered on the Model 29) to Jack saying "Here. .. this will make you feel better ... like Dirty Harry" (the inside joke being that the movie takes place in San Francisco).
The final "gun trio" from the Lo Pan escape. Eddie (Donald Li) ends up getting stuck with the Smith & Wesson Model 36 Wang Chi first tries to give to Jack Burton. Jack trades it back to Wang Chi for the TEC-9. Wang Chi then trades it to Eddie and gets the shotgun.
A Webley "WG" Army Model revolver is used by one of the Wing Kong gang members in the alley fight against the Chang Sings ("WG" is short for Webley Government).
Jack Burton's (Kurt Russell) main weapon during the movie is a Intratec TEC-9 (aside from his Gerber TAC boot knife). Recovered from one of the Wing Kong in Lo Pan's underground dungeon when Jack knocks two of them out when flying back in the wheelchair he's in. Burton acquires the weapon after trading Wang Chi (Dennis Dunn) the Smith & Wesson Model 36 given to him by Wang. Wang then trades the S&W Model 36 to Eddie for the Double Barreled shotgun.
One of the Chang Sings uses a Heckler & Koch HK94A3 chopped and converted to resemble a Heckler & Koch MP5A3 submachine gun during the funeral shoot out with the Wing Kong.
When the three storms show up, one of the Chang Sings uses a Micro Uzi but it's no use. Since he fires only single shots it should be assumed he is armed with an Uzi pistol instead.
Several Norinco Type 56s are seen being used by Wing Kong gang members. They can be Identified as Type 56s given the smooth receivers and unique hooded front sights, but feature AKM slant muzzle brakes as did most American Imported Chinese AKs. Also seen in the hands of Lo Pan's security men during the initial escape from his underground lair.
