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Treadstone: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Treadstone: Difference between revisions
The [[Beretta 92FS]] is seen with North Korean Treadstone asset Soyun Park (Han Hyo-joo) in "The McKenna Erasure". Strangely enough, uniformed South Korean policemen use them despite the fact that the show was partially filmed in South Korea and that other non-uniformed South Korean police units use semi-auto pistols. It's unclear if a 92FS is used in "The Seoul Asylum" since it was not out in the 1970s, making it an error. John Randolph Bentley ([[Jeremy Irvine]]) and Matheson (Oliver Walker) were seen fighting over it. Suppressed 92FS are seen as a recurring weapon.
The [[Beretta 92FS]] is seen with North Korean Treadstone asset Soyun Park ([[Han Hyo-joo]]) in "The McKenna Erasure". Strangely enough, uniformed South Korean policemen use them despite the fact that the show was partially filmed in South Korea and that other non-uniformed South Korean police units use semi-auto pistols. It's unclear if a 92FS is used in "The Seoul Asylum" since it was not out in the 1970s, making it an error. John Randolph Bentley ([[Jeremy Irvine]]) and Matheson (Oliver Walker) were seen fighting over it. Suppressed 92FS are seen as a recurring weapon.
Treadstone is a USA Network original series set in the universe of Jason Bourne. The series follows operatives who have been trained in the same program that spawned Bourne, as they are activated around the world. Treadstone was created by Tim Kring, who also was behind the show Heroes, and the series premiered on the USA Network in October of 2019.
The following weapons were used in the television series Treadstone:
The Beretta 92FS is seen with North Korean Treadstone asset Soyun Park (Han Hyo-joo) in "The McKenna Erasure". Strangely enough, uniformed South Korean policemen use them despite the fact that the show was partially filmed in South Korea and that other non-uniformed South Korean police units use semi-auto pistols. It's unclear if a 92FS is used in "The Seoul Asylum" since it was not out in the 1970s, making it an error. John Randolph Bentley (Jeremy Irvine) and Matheson (Oliver Walker) were seen fighting over it. Suppressed 92FS are seen as a recurring weapon.
The Glock 17 is seen throughout the show as the preferred sidearm of CIA agent Matt Edwards (Omar Metwally). In "The Kentucky Contract" (S1E04), Stephen steals his sidearm. The pistol is seen with other characters as a recurring weapon.
The Makarov PM is widely used by Eastern European security forces, including KGB agents. The Korean People's Army also use the PM as their sidearm. Old Petra hands a Makarov to Tara in "The Cicada Covenant".
The M1911A1 is seen with CIA agents in "The Kwon Conspiracy" (S1E02) with John later taking one. John later uses it as his sidearm during the Cold War.
The SIG-Sauer P226R is seen in "The Berlin Proposal" (S1E03) is seen with a Treadstone agent named Lowell (Dylan Smith). Doug McKenna (Brian J. Smith) later takes it for himself in "The Kentucky Contract" (S1E04) onwards.
A Heckler & Koch MP5A3 is seen in "The Kentucky Contract" (S1E04) with a dirty cop inside a Ford van. They're also seen with supposedly SWAT operators sent to apprehend Doug in "The Hades Connection" and with CIA SAC operators raiding Yuri's warehouse in Limassol, Cyprus.
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AKS-74U
An AKS-74U is seen in "The Bently Lament" with an armed gunman.
A Colt Law Enforcement Carbine appears to be used by Colombian soldiers when they try to persuade indigenous leaders to stop his public speech in "The Cicada Covenant".
The Colt M4A1 is seen with American law enforcement agencies and with CIA-based agents, including those working for Treadstone. Matt uses one for himself, first seen in "The Kentucky Contract" (S1E04).
The Norinco Type 56 is seen with North Korean soldiers sometimes. One is seen prominently with a Border Security Command soldier in "The Bently Lament".
