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A Russian thug fires an AKS-74U at 'The Wild Bunch' after the botched robbery. | A Russian thug fires an AKS-74U at 'The Wild Bunch' after the botched robbery. | ||
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[[Image:Rockroll-48302.png|thumb|none| | [[Image:Rockroll-48302.png|thumb|none|600px|A Russian thug fires an AKS-74U at a member of The Wild Bunch. (Notice the 'Jungle style' taped together magazines.)]] | ||
==[[Colt King Cobra]]== | ==[[Colt King Cobra]]== | ||
Revision as of 19:09, 2 October 2009
RocknRolla, a film by Guy Richie. The plot revolves around a painting, originally owned by Uri Omovich (Karel Roden), given to London mob boss Lenny Cole (Tom Wilkinson) for quick building planning permission, which is stolen by rock-star Johnny Quid (Toby Kebbell). In the midst of all of this, a bunch of small time robbers, calling themselves 'The Wild Bunch', themselves indebted to Lenny, undertake a series of robberies dictated by glamorous accountant Stella (Thandie Newton) who happens to work for Uri Omovich.
Browning Hi-Power
Archie (Mark Strong) uses a Browning Hi-Power in many scenes.
M1911A1
A member of Archie's team holds an M1911A1 pistol when they enter One Two's (Gerard Butler) home.
Beretta 87
A silenced, standard variation of the Beretta is held by one of Archie's men during the final stages of the movie.
that silencer looks too big in bore to be a .22lr. might be an 82 in .380
Double Barrel shotgun
Briefly seen in the hands of Pete (Michael Ryan) at the beginning of the movie and is never seen again.
AKS-74U
A Russian thug fires an AKS-74U at 'The Wild Bunch' after the botched robbery.
Colt King Cobra
Johnny is playing with this and his SW 36.
Smith and Wesson Model 36
Johnny Quid plays with this gun along with another revolver in front of the mirror.
Smith and Wesson Model 64
Handsome Bob keeps this gun filled with blanks as a sidearm.
Taurus Judge
Both Lenny and the other guy use Taurus Judges.
- These are definately not Judges, the cylinders aren't long enough. They are both some type of snub, maybe a Model 36 or the likes. - Gunmaster45
Cigarette lighter
In the shape of a revolver, Johnny Quid is seen playing with this gun on multiple occasions.
- I'm pretty sure that this is actually a real revolver in this scene since he took it from Archie
