Mean Guns: Difference between revisions
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Mean Guns: Difference between revisions
[[Image:Mean_guns_desert_eagle16.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Unnamed thug, holdng [[Desert Eagle]], before being shot.]]
[[Image:Mean_guns_desert_eagle16.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Unnamed thug, holdng [[Desert Eagle]], before being shot.]]
==Ruger Service Six==
==Colt Trooper Mk V==
Syndicate boss Vincent Moon ([[Ice-T]]) weapon of choice is [[Ruger Security Six#Service Six|Ruger Service Six]] revolver. He's shot four people with it through the movie - Comissioner Guilbert ([[Hoke Howell]]), biker ([[Moss Mossberg]]), long-haired , beardead hippy and an unknown long-haired thug.
Syndicate boss Vincent Moon ([[Ice-T]]) weapon of choice is [[Colt Trooper MkV]] revolver. He's shot four people with it through the movie - Comissioner Guilbert ([[Hoke Howell]]), biker ([[Moss Mossberg]]), long-haired , beardead hippy and an unknown long-haired thug.
[[Image:Ruger Pol Serv 6.jpg|thumb|none|right|400px|Ruger Service Six - .357 Magnum]]
[[Image:Mean_guns_moon_revolver.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Angry Moon ([[Ice-T]]) shooting his [[Ruger Security Six#Service Six|Ruger Service Six]] at Comissioner Guilbert.]]
[[Image:Mean_guns_moon_revolver.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Angry Moon ([[Ice-T]]) shooting his [[Colt Trooper]] at Comissioner Guilbert.]]
[[Image:Mean_guns_moon_revolver3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Moon ([[Ice-T]]) fires his [[Ruger Security Six#Service Six|Ruger Service Six]] at long-haired hippy thug.]]
[[Image:Mean_guns_moon_revolver3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Moon ([[Ice-T]]) fires his [[Trooper Mk V]] at long-haired hippy thug.]]
==Ruger Security Six==
==Ruger Security Six==
Revision as of 23:45, 1 May 2010
Mean Guns is a cult action/thriller/crime film directed by Albert Pyun and starring Christopher Lambert, Ice-T, Michael Halsey, Deborah Van Valkenbourgh, Kimberly Warren and Tina Cote. It's about crime syndicate members, that told to play a deadly assasination game in the new, non-opened high-tech prison. The prize is 3 million dollars and freedom. But all is not so simple, like it looks.
BEWARE OF SPOILERS
The following weapons appear in the film Mean Guns:
One of the most frequently used guns in the film is Beretta 92F. It's used by most of major and minor characters. For example Lou (Christopher Lambert) seen using four different 92F's (including one taken from african-american thug named Blondie (Jahi J.J. Zuri) three of which he tosses in the process of the game. He, Bob Jerry Rector and Crow (Thom Mathews) are only characters, that using this guns akimbo (Macedonian) style. Cam (Deborah Van Valkenbourgh) recieves her Beretta 92F gun from Marcus (Michael Halsey), who, most likely takes it from one of the killed criminals.
Barbie (Tina Cote) uses Beretta 92F (taken from Lenny, thug, she killed with baseball bat) to kill another thug.
There's also various thugs (including Ricky (James Wellington) using Beretta 92F (most likely even the same props) during the film.
Desert Eagle Mark VII it's Marcus (Michael Halsey) own gun. It's the only gun, not taken by Moon guards, possibly because of Marcus's status in syndicate, or because his nonsense phrase about eggs and bacon, he says to the guard is a special password to save own gun, while in the prison.
He uses this gun all the movie, also using other Desert Eagle and an unknown shotgun.
Marcus's gun is not th only Desert Eagle used in the movie. Different variants of it used as frequent as Beretta 92F.Desert Eagle is D (Kimberly Warren) primary weapon. D's Desert Eagle also used by Lou in one scene. Hoss (Yuji Okumoto) gives his own Desert Eagle to the guard, after jokingy aiming it at him, while Crow (Thom Mathews) saying "Bang.". Crow himself uses Desert Eagle (akimbo style with Beretta 92F) in the climatic shootout in the toilet. Moon (Ice-T) carries special case with four chrome Desert Eagles for "Grand Finale". This guns later used by winners - Lou, Cam, Marcus and Moon himself.
Desert Eagle also used by some thugs and one of the Moons guards.
Syndicate boss Vincent Moon (Ice-T) weapon of choice is Colt Trooper MkV revolver. He's shot four people with it through the movie - Comissioner Guilbert (Hoke Howell), biker (Moss Mossberg), long-haired , beardead hippy and an unknown long-haired thug.
Moon's Ruger Service Six anchestor - Ruger Security Six seen in the movie hold by Blondie (Jahi J.J. Zuri) when all the thugs starting to click their empty guns to each other. It's later used by Cam (Deborah Van Valkenbourgh) in the climatic shootout. it's possible that it's the same revolver, cause Blondie's killed by lou, when cam fails to do it.
In the climatic shootout in the toilet, while reloading Hoss and Crow guns, Barbie finds nickel-plated Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket lying on the floor. She picks it up and uses it later to kill wounded Hoss.
Bob uses Mossberg 500 Cruiser twice in the movie. He seen with it just before beginning of the game and later uses it, shooting Hoss, crow and barbie while he's wounded. It's possible, that he just hide shotgun somewhere or picked up another.
Also Moon seen on photos with Mossberg 500 Cruiser.
D seen using unknown revolver, when all the thugs start to clicking empty guns to each other.
Then it suddenly changed to Desert Eagle, that D used during most of the film.
D aims her revolver at someone. Note absolutely identical to her girl on the right (her stand-in ?).Error creating thumbnail: File missingD aims her revolver at someone else. It changed color from silver to gold (or it's just other light ?).
Unknown revolver (Colt Python ?)
Hoss seen using unknown revolver (Colt Python ?) in the climatic shootout in the toilet.
Lou and Marcus using same system unknown shotguns through the film. Also Hoss and Crow using shotgun, fitted with lighthing sight, taken from long-haired thug named Joey. Other shotguns used by some thugs through the film.
Guy, who says, that he will kill all, especially Moon and his family (though then he killed himself by Hoss and Crow) fires and reloads unknown revolver.
