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[[Image:20million25.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Three more soldiers spin around with their rifles after barely avoiding their predecessors' fate.]] | [[Image:20million25.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Three more soldiers spin around with their rifles after barely avoiding their predecessors' fate.]] | ||
===Tank-Mounted Gun=== | ===Tank-Mounted Gun=== | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 19 March 2010
Unidentified Firearms
Screenshots added. Have at 'em. Note that most of the scenes featuring guns weren't actually shot in Italy or Sicily. So the "Italian" soldiers and cops are probably using American guns. - Kooshmeister
Farmer's Rifle/Shotgun
Confronting the Ymir in his barn, a Sicilian farmer grabs a double-barreled shotgun or rifle.
Police Guns
The local Sicilian police officers wield automatic rifles of some sort. During the confrontation with the Ymir in the farmer's barn, Colonel Calder (William Hopper) uses one of these.
Charra's Revolver
Sicilian Police Commissioner Charra (Tito Vuolo) uses a snub-nosed revolver.
Flamethrower
While hunting the Ymir in the countryside, one Sicilian police officer has a flamethrower.
Various Guns
United States Marines (or what are supposed to be Marines, in-story) bail out of Calder's helicopter when it lands to capture the Ymir. They carry a multitude of weapons. The shot of them actually exiting the helicopter appears to be wartime stock footage.
Italian Army Rifles
Rifles (automatic or bolt-action I cannot tell) wielded by the Italian soldiers who assist Calder in confronting the Ymir in Rome.
Tank-Mounted Gun
A soldier on a tank fires at the Ymir with a large gun on his tank (but not its main cannon, oddly).
