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==FN FAL==
==FN FAL==
The Zangaran troops utilize some variant of the FN FAL.  It looks much like an L1A1 with very early wooden FAL furniture.
The Zangaran troops utilize some variant of the FN FAL.  It looks much like an L1A1 with very early wooden FAL furniture.
 
[[Image:DogsOfWarFNFAL02.jpg‎|thumb|none|500px|Zangaran troops beat an innocent boy while documentary crews film - the soldiers carry what looks like L1A1 rifles with early wood handguards - 7.62x51mm]]




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Revision as of 00:35, 23 July 2008


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The following guns were used by the following actors in the movie:


Colt Sporter 1 Carbine

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Shannon's team flees Central America carrying mocked up XM177 carbines, with a mix of slab side and A1 Upper receivers.

Carried by Christopher Walken, Ed O'Neil, Tom Berenger, and the rest of the mercenaries at the beginning of the film, when they are fleeing a Central American Airfield. They are not real CAR-15s nor XM177 rifles. Special Effects Unlimited, Inc. converted Colt Sporter Carbines with the 16" barrels and made them resemble the XM177 series of short rifles with an aftermarket flashhider.

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Late 1970s model AR15 Sporter 1 Carbine - converted into an XM177 Lookalike for the film "Dogs of War" - 5.56mm

Uzi

The main weapon used by the mercenaries during the final assault.

The one in the center of the picture is not a real Uzi; it's a MAC-10 visually modified to look like one. Similar guns have been seen in movies such as Raw Deal and Stripes.
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During the first stages of the assault, Jamie Shannon (Christopher Walken) and Jinja (Eddie Tagoe) put Sionics Two Stage Sound Suppressors on their Uzis - and use them to take out the sentries. Shannon's is also equipped with a small Star-Lite scope.

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Uzi 9mm SMG with Sionics Suppressor

Manville 25mm Projectile Launcher

Known as the fictional "XM-18" in the movie, the multi-shot grenade launcher itself is the late model variant of the Manville Projectile Launcher, originally designed in 1936 as a rotary .12 ga shotgun. Several internet sources claim that the "XM-18" was the first Manville .12 ga shotgun (25 round capacity), but that is incorrect. The Version in the film is the late model 25mm Manville with 18 round capacity. As has been said in many online sources, the explosive effects of the Manville in the film are a piece of fiction. The device was designed to fire 25mm tear gas grenades or flares. By the early 1940s Charles Manville developed his final version of the Manville Projectile Launcher, this time in 37mm with a 12 round capacity, but even with the advent of World War 2 occupying everyone's thoughts, the orders for a multiple grenade launcher didn't catch, especially since, when fully loaded, the Manville would be incredibly heavy. By 1943, the Manville Launcher was scrapped. After decades of no production, the Movie "Dogs of War" generated incredible interest again in the Manville. Frankford Arsenal decided to renew the production with new materials and developed .12 ga, 25mm, and 40mm versions - calling it the Frankford Arsenal MM-1.

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Manville 25mm Gas Grenade launcher being used by Christopher Walken as the XM-18 - 25mm

The Manville 25mm Projectile Launcher was primarily by Christopher Walken and Tom Berenger in the final assault. The 'shells' are aluminum casings designed to take .12 ga blanks

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The Frankford Arsenal MM-1, the newest incarnation of the Manville, using modern materials and manufacturing techniques - 25mm

M60

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Used in the final assault. First on a fixed mount by the Zangaran troops and then by the mercenaries including "Derek" who removes it from the mount for the final shootout at Kimba's compound. It should be noted that Paul Freeman who plays the role of former SAS trooper "Derek" does the "correct" thing during most of his weapons use in the movie by firing short, controlled bursts from both the M-60 and his Uzi.

SKS Carbine

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SKS - Russian Manufacture with blade bayonet - 7.62x39mm

Seen in the hands of a Zangaran guard who is later killed by Shannon (Walken) during his initial recon of the Zangaran capital.

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Zangaran guard with SKS rifle - 7.62x39mm

Walther P38

Used by a Zangaran woman to shoot Berrenger's character in the back during the final assault.

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Walther P38 Pistol - 9mm


Browning Hi-Power

Used by Walken's character to kill "Colonel Bobbi" towards the end of the movie

M72 LAW

Used by the mercenaries during the final assault for both anti-tank and as a bunker buster kind of weapon

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M18A1 Claymore

Shown being laid out in a zig-zag pattern by Berrenger`s character during the assault.


MAC-10

Mixed in with the mercenaries using Uzis during the weapons training on the ship are a few MAC-10s. Maybe they ran out of Uzis???

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Ingram MAC-10 Submachine Gun - .45 acp
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MAB P-15

Carried by Jean-François Stévenin, when his truck is inspected by the border police.

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Beretta M951

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M951 Brigadier - 9mm

Christopher Walken keeps a Beretta M951 "Brigadier" in his home.

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FN FAL

The Zangaran troops utilize some variant of the FN FAL. It looks much like an L1A1 with very early wooden FAL furniture.

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Zangaran troops beat an innocent boy while documentary crews film - the soldiers carry what looks like L1A1 rifles with early wood handguards - 7.62x51mm