Talk:The Art of War: Difference between revisions
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Talk:The Art of War: Difference between revisions
Where in the second screenshot is there a slide mounted safety? I don't see one, seems like a genuine 93R to me.
Where in the second screenshot is there a slide mounted safety? I don't see one, seems like a genuine 93R to me.
== Glock Supressor ==
Are that square Glock supressor real, or was it a stylistic choice for the movie? I have seen square suppressors in other movies and Tv shows, but have never known if they genuinely exist. Thanks --[[User:Rebusdi|Rebusdi]] 05:14, 6 October 2011 (CDT)
wasn't this movie made before Walther made the PPS?
I believe you're correct. From what I've read, the PPS was first produced in 2007. Chris Hun7er 6:57, 13 May 2010 (UTC)
That cant be a Walther P22 in the movie...the first production of that pistol wasnt out tell 2001 and this movie was released in 2000 Spades of Columbia 14 May 2010 (UTC)
Can someone Change the Walther p22 to a unknown Pistol on the main page Spades of Columbia 18 may 2010
Ok...Im almost positive that pistol marked as p22 is actually a Kahr PM9, based on the round trigger guard and the open gap at the bottom of the magazine well both in which the p22 lacks. Spades of Columbia
Judging by the
Confusing Ending
I don't get the ending, why are some of the Chinese assassins are still active, like the guy with the Beretta 93R???
Beretta 93R
Where in the second screenshot is there a slide mounted safety? I don't see one, seems like a genuine 93R to me.
Glock Supressor
Are that square Glock supressor real, or was it a stylistic choice for the movie? I have seen square suppressors in other movies and Tv shows, but have never known if they genuinely exist. Thanks --Rebusdi 05:14, 6 October 2011 (CDT)
