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The AK47 rifle that Al Giordino uses in the desert battle looks similar to a WASR-3, but I believe it to actually be a Hungarian NGM-81 in 5.56mm NATO. | The AK47 rifle that Al Giordino uses in the desert battle looks similar to a WASR-3, but I believe it to actually be a Hungarian NGM-81 in 5.56mm NATO. | ||
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The "blonde" style furniture is much closer in appearance to Hungarian stocks than Romanian. Its generally grainless and yellow in color. Also, Hungarian AKs have a distinctive flair at the bottom back of the grip which is sometimes visible in the movie. | The "blonde" style furniture is much closer in appearance to Hungarian stocks than Romanian. Its generally grainless and yellow in color. Also, Hungarian AKs have a distinctive flair at the bottom back of the grip which is sometimes visible in the movie. | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 13 July 2011
Walther
It is very unrealistic that he would have found a Walther PPK from a Malian soldier, and in reality it would probably have either been a Makarov PM or a PSM. I have heard other people say that the gun is a Makarov PM, but it doesn't look at all like it. As A PSM is Russian made, he could have gotten one in Mali, but look how he ejects the clip. The magazine release is on the side of the grip, while on the PSM it's on the butt. This pretty much proves that it's a PPK.--User: Colt Revolver Fan. Looks more like a Walther PP fullsize to me. I went frame-by-frame a while ago and the slide looked a bit too long for it to be a PPK. - Cyber 14
- Magazine. - Gunmaster45
I've read that the Walther PP was actually issued to Mali Soldiers according to a citation from "Janes Infantry Weapons" --AdAstra2009 02:51, 10 November 2010 (UTC)
Kazims gun collection
--AdAstra2009 23:36, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
Anyone else think the gun handling is very well-done? Not only do Al Giordino and everyone else re-load often, but when Al firt picks up the AK, he checks the magazine and chamber before firing. Of course, there was the whole anti-helecopter cannon scene but still.--Mandolin 01:59, 14 July 2010 (UTC)
I agree, the gun handling in the movie is exceptional. One bit that immediatly comes to mind is the shootout at the well in which Steve Zahn flips his rifle from his right to left hand in order to maximise the over at hand. And he does it seemlessly. -Double Agent M
- It's SEAMLESSLY
UMP-9
I was watching the movie today, and it appears that one of Massarde's guards (the one patrolling the tunnel to the waste dump) carries a UMP-9 in some shots, in a possible continuity error as it looked like he was carrying a G36 in other shots. -- K 98.118.59.151 20:12, 26 December 2010 (UTC)
AK47 in Sahara (2005)
The AK47 rifle that Al Giordino uses in the desert battle looks similar to a WASR-3, but I believe it to actually be a Hungarian NGM-81 in 5.56mm NATO.
[image:http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c55/ChrisV196/ARF%20junk/fegngm812.jpg]
The "blonde" style furniture is much closer in appearance to Hungarian stocks than Romanian. Its generally grainless and yellow in color. Also, Hungarian AKs have a distinctive flair at the bottom back of the grip which is sometimes visible in the movie.