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==Kahr PM9== | ==Kahr PM9== | ||
United Nations operative Neil Shaw ([[Wesley Snipes]]) carries a [[Kahr PM9]] as his sidearm when he pursues the assassin through the streets of New York. He is seen giving up the weapon when he's confronted by the NYPD. | United Nations operative Neil Shaw ([[Wesley Snipes]]) carries a [[Kahr PM9]] as his sidearm when he pursues the assassin through the streets of New York. He is seen giving up the weapon when he's confronted by the NYPD. | ||
[[File:KahrPM9.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Kahr PM9 - 9x19mm]] | |||
[[Image:AOW009.jpg|thumb|none|600px|United Nations operative Neil Shaw ([[Wesley Snipes]]) gives up his Kahr PM9.]] | [[Image:AOW009.jpg|thumb|none|600px|United Nations operative Neil Shaw ([[Wesley Snipes]]) gives up his Kahr PM9.]] | ||
[[Image:AOW010.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Closeup of the | [[Image:AOW010.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Closeup of the Kahr.]] | ||
Revision as of 19:21, 3 July 2011
The following guns were used in the film The Art of War:
Spectre M4
A Security specialist fires a Spectre M4 at Shaw when he parachutes off the building at the beginning of the movie.
Kahr PM9
United Nations operative Neil Shaw (Wesley Snipes) carries a Kahr PM9 as his sidearm when he pursues the assassin through the streets of New York. He is seen giving up the weapon when he's confronted by the NYPD.
The trigger guard looks a bit too rounded to be a P22
I want to say it looks like a PSM, PSS, or maybe a Type 77
In the movie it was said to be a 9mm ceramic gun to bypass metal detectors, could be movie BS. If compared to the P22, then it could have been a P99
That is not a Walther product what so ever...it looks nothing like anything walther has made in the time period that the movie was made...NOT a walther. Spades of Columbia
Glock 17
Shaw (Wesley Snipes) then gets a Glock 17 fitted with a suppressor from a former operative's secret cache of weapons. NYPD officers as well as FBI Special Agent Frank Capella (Maury Chaykin) also carry the Glock.
Beretta 92FS
Operative Robert Bly (Michael Biehn) carries a suppressed Beretta 92FS when he confronts Shaw at the United Nations. Also seen in the hands of NYPD officers.
- That's weird...I remember Bly's weapon distinctly being a 92D. Several closeups on the gun (which aren't seen here) show the smoothed "flat" hammer that the 92D equips, instead of the spurred, exposed hammer from the 92FS. Can anyone confirm this? --Clutch 01:34, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
Beretta 93R
An assassin is seen with a Beretta 93R later in the film.
Actually, this is just a M92 modified to fire bursts, what is usually done in films. (triggerguard and safety on the slide give it out)
- Nope, this is an actual 93R. Look closer - the safety's frame-mounted and the trigger guard is accurate. --Clutch 01:36, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
Beretta 92D
Shaw is seen shooting his leg chains with a Beretta 92D. The D model of the 92 has a smooth back end of the slide (like a Taurus) aka no decocker/safety. One might confuse it with a Taurus if it were not for the clear view of the rest of the pistol. The "D" model also has a shaved hammer and is a strictly DAO pistol.
Para-Ordnance P13
A Chinese assassin is seen holding a suppressed Para-Ordnance P13.
Heckler & Koch USP
A Heckler & Koch USP is seen drawn by bodyguard of Ambassador Wu (James Hong).
FEG PA-63
A female assassin is seen with a suppressed FEG PA-63 when confronting Julia Fang (Marie Matiko) in the hospital.
Steyr AUG
An assassin is seen using a suppressed Steyr AUG to eliminate Ambassador Wu. The AUG is later seen being put in the hands of Shaw in order to frame him.
Heckler & Koch MP5A3
NYPD ESU members are armed with the Heckler & Koch MP5A3 when confronting Shaw on the street.
M16A2
An honor guard detail is seen holding M16A2s during a funeral ceremony.
Secret Cache of Weapons
Shaw smashes a mirror to reveal a secret cache of weapons.
From top to bottom, left to right: Smith & Wesson Model 66 with black combat grips, Colt M1911 Govt. Model two tone model, the bottom of a unidentified rifle, a stainless pre-2005 Mini-14 with an aftermarket flash hider attached (not a GB) in a Ruger Factory folding stock (with an unusual buttstock, a similar configuration was used in Heist), a Heckler & Koch MP5 with a PDW stock attached Bottom of image: Glock 17L, Glock 17, Bauer 25 with pearl grips, Remington Marine Magnum Shotgun.