Batman: Gotham Knight: Difference between revisions
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In ''"Field Test"'', Lucius Fox demonstrates the mechanics of a "force field" device that he has developed by shooting at it with an unidentified handgun.
In ''"Field Test"'', Lucius Fox demonstrates the mechanics of a "force field" device that he has developed by shooting at it with an unidentified handgun.
[[Image:bgkfox1.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox (voiced by Kevin Richardson) aims his pistol down range. Note the laser pointer built into the recoil spring guide.]]
[[Image:bgkfox1.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson) aims his pistol down range. Note the laser pointer built into the recoil spring guide.]]
[[Image:bgkfox2.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox demonstrates impeccable gun safety, keeping his finger off the trigger even when the slide is locked back.]]
[[Image:bgkfox2.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox demonstrates impeccable gun safety, keeping his finger off the trigger even when the slide is locked back.]]
[[Image:bgkfox3.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox inserts a full magazine into his pistol, then hits the slide release to chamber a round.]]
[[Image:bgkfox3.jpg|500px|thumb|none|Fox inserts a full magazine into his pistol, then hits the slide release to chamber a round.]]
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Batman: Gotham Knight (2008)
Batman: Gotham Knight is a six-part anime anthology film released in 2008. The movie consists of six animated shorts (each from a different director, writer, animation studio and art style) that together form a single narrative set between the events of Batman Begins and The Dark Knight and fills in some of the gaps in Bruce Wayne's backstory.
See Also: The Animatrix, another anime anthology film from a Warner Brothers franchise.
The following firearms are used in the anime anthology Batman: Gotham Knight:
Several Glock pistols are seen throughout the movie. While most appear to be full-sized variants, none of them are shown clearly enough to determine the exact model and caliber.
In "Crossfire", Maroni is seen dual-wielding two MAC-10 machine pistols. Another MAC-10 is seen in "Deadshot" in the bag of guns that Bruce brings back to Wayne Manor.
Deadshot (voiced by Jim Meskimen) is seen using a wrist-mounted weapons system that consists of two medium-caliber submachine guns that he uses to fire at Batman. This is attributed to the comics where Deadshot had a vast array of his own custom made wrist-mounted weaponry that he uses against his targets.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingDeadshot's bizarre wrist weapon. In this scene, the barrels appear to have a retraction system of some sort, as Deadshot activated the mechanism by flicking his wrist downwards, extending the barrels.Error creating thumbnail: File missingDeadshot fires his wrist weapon at Batman.
Rifles
Deadshot's Rifle
In "Deadshot", the title character uses a custom-built sniper rifle of an unknown make and model. He is shown carrying it disassembled in a foam-lined case.
