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Mickey [[Keith Szarabajka]] uses what appears to be a Blaser straight pull rifle in the episode Dead Drop. In the episode "Wash-Up" the rifle is seen again. It appears to be a highly modified sniper rifle that we see broke down into several parts so that it fits in a brief case. The bolt handle is far forward on the bolt much like a straight pull Mauser or Blaser. However, we see McCall work the bolt like a traditional bolt action rifle. | Mickey [[Keith Szarabajka]] uses what appears to be a Blaser straight pull rifle in the episode Dead Drop. In the episode "Wash-Up" the rifle is seen again. It appears to be a highly modified sniper rifle that we see broke down into several parts so that it fits in a brief case. The bolt handle is far forward on the bolt much like a straight pull Mauser or Blaser. However, we see McCall work the bolt like a traditional bolt action rifle. | ||
==AK Series== | |||
[[AK47]]s, both underfolder and fixed stock, can be seen in the hands of Warsaw Pact soldiers in the episode "Torn". | |||
Revision as of 06:03, 16 September 2009
The following guns are used in the television series The Equalizer:
Handguns
Walther PP Pistol Series
Robert McCall (Edward Woodward) carries a Walther PP series pistol as his main sidearm in the Pilot episode. Throughout the series, his chief sidearm is the Walther PPK.
Beretta 92
A Beretta 92 is seen in the episode "Out of the Past."
Stechkin APS
A Stechkin APS is briefly seen in the hands of an assassin during a flash forward in the episode The Confirmation Day.
Desert Eagle
McCall is seen using a Desert Eagle in several episodes.
1911
1911s are seen in several episodes. In "Dead Drop" a 1911 with a silencer and scop is used to kill an assassin.
Shotguns
Remington 870
McCall uses a modified Remington 870 in an early version of a shoot/don't shoot simulator in the episode "Desperately." The 870 is seen in several episodes.
Submachine Guns
Uzi
The Uzi is featured in several episodes.
Micro Uzi
The Micro Uzi is also featured in several episodes.
MP5
An MP5 is seen in the Dead Drop.
Rifles
M1 Carbine
McCall uses an M1 Carbine in the Pilot Episode.
Galil
A Galil is seen in the episode "Dead Drop".
Unknown Sniper Rifle
Mickey Keith Szarabajka uses what appears to be a Blaser straight pull rifle in the episode Dead Drop. In the episode "Wash-Up" the rifle is seen again. It appears to be a highly modified sniper rifle that we see broke down into several parts so that it fits in a brief case. The bolt handle is far forward on the bolt much like a straight pull Mauser or Blaser. However, we see McCall work the bolt like a traditional bolt action rifle.
AK Series
AK47s, both underfolder and fixed stock, can be seen in the hands of Warsaw Pact soldiers in the episode "Torn".
Other
Rambo's Survival Knife
An arms smuggler offers Rambo's Survival Knife (First Blood) to Stephen McHattie for $100 when McHattie can't afford $500 for an illegal gun. The arms dealer even says, "This is made by some dude down in Arkansas." Refering to Jimmy Lile the designer of the First Blood knives.