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* Used by Carla ([[Markéta Hrubešová]]) | * Used by Carla ([[Markéta Hrubešová]]) | ||
[[Image:CH-ShortMauserA.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Carla ([[Markéta Hrubešová]]) aims a sporterized VZ24 Mauser - 7.92mm ]] | [[Image:CH-ShortMauserA.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Carla ([[Markéta Hrubešová]]) aims a sporterized VZ24 Mauser - 7.92mm ]] | ||
[[Image:CH-ShortMauser2A.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Carla ([[Markéta | [[Image:CH-ShortMauser2A.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Carla ([[Markéta Hrubešová]]) fires her sporterized VZ24 Mauser - 7.92mm ]] | ||
===Continuity Break=== | ===Continuity Break=== | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 25 March 2012
The following guns were seen in the film Chained Heat 2:
Swiss Schmidt 1882/29 Ordnance Revolver
Franklin Goff (Paul Koslo) takes a Swiss Schmidt 1882/29 Ordnance Revolver from a holster in addition to some cash from a safe.
Walther P38
Stefan Lotsky (Marek Vašut) carries a Walther P38 early in the film and uses it to rescue a girl.
CZ27 Pocket Pistol
Czech Sa.24 Submachine Gun
CZ70 Pistol
- A CZ70 pistol is used by Stefan Lotsky (Marek Vašut) briefly during the final battle.
MAS-38
- Various rebelling prisoners and Magda Kassar (Brigitte Nielsen) use the MAS-38 French submachine gun.
Czech BRNO VZ24 Mauser
F-1 Grenade
Unknown Hand Grenade
RPG-27 Rocket Launcher
Sporterized VZ24 Mauser
- Used by Carla (Markéta Hrubešová)
Continuity Break
Before the scene with the Czech Mauser, Carla is actually carrying a Sa.24 in the battle.
Silver Lighter Pistol
- Franklin Goff (Paul Koslo) and Alex Morrison (Kimberley Kates) fight over a silver pocket pistol on a table, however it is a ruse. Goff knows that it is just a pistol shaped cigarette lighter and he shoots her with a real pistol he has hidden in his jacket.
