Escape 2000: Difference between revisions
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Escape 2000: Difference between revisions
[[Image:Turkey shoot m60 002.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A prisoner firing an M60]]
[[Image:Turkey shoot m60 002.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A prisoner firing an M60]]
== Unidentified Revolver ==
== Colt Trooper ==
Paul ([[Steve Railsback]]) is seen using an unidentified revolver to fire at guards at the end.
Paul ([[Steve Railsback]]) is briefly uses a nickel [[Colt Trooper]] to fire at guards at the end. He wasn't seen taking the revolver in the film, so it is assumed he took it from the Jeep that he and Chris stole.
[[Image:Turkey shoot revolver 001.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Paul firing the revolver]]
[[Image:Turkey shoot revolver 001.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Paul firing the revolver. On first glance, it looks like the ejector rod is exposed, but closer inspection, it is enclosed, further proving that it is a Trooper.]]
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Revision as of 10:14, 27 January 2011
The following guns were used in the 1982 Australian film Turkey Shoot:
Note: The film is retitled "Blood Camp Thatcher" in the UK and "Escape 2000" in the US
When there is scene of the MCG rifle firing, it changes to and actual M16 with a thirty round magazine. They are mainly used in the final gunfight between the prisoners and the guards.
One of the hunters (Gus Mercurio) carries an Australian L1A1 self-loading rifle with a scope,large magazine and sawn-off barrel configuration (In real life used in Vietnam, sometimes with XM148 UGL's). After the hunter is killed by Griff (Bill Young), he takes the rifle and uses it to fire at Thatcher (Michael Craig) and Jennifer (Carmen Duncan).
Paul (Steve Railsback) is briefly uses a nickel Colt Trooper to fire at guards at the end. He wasn't seen taking the revolver in the film, so it is assumed he took it from the Jeep that he and Chris stole.
