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I just watched this movie and thought I'd start this page up seeing as it has a lot of guns in it. Feel free to add to it!
I just watched this movie and thought I'd start this page up seeing as it has a lot of guns in it. Feel free to add to it!
Dear God this was a bad movie. That monstrosity that Ving Rhames carries made me cringe every time I saw it, possibly the worst attempt at making a gun "tacticool" (including Slater's very obviously airsoft MP5K with silencer, ANPEQ, and scope, because screw you, that's a sensible weapon for a lone Delta operator to have behind enemy lines) I have ever seen. Why in God's name it has an AR carrying handle mounted midway along the barrel shroud, Christ only knows. And what looks like about three different handguards, stacked.
Also, at one point James Cromwell's character fires multiple shots with what looks like a Browning BAR .338 Safari, since he's meant to be the ultimate big game hunter, yet despite the BAR being, very obviously, semi-auto, he racks the bolt every single shot he makes. Cringe. - Phalanx

Revision as of 13:50, 14 January 2013

I just watched this movie and thought I'd start this page up seeing as it has a lot of guns in it. Feel free to add to it!

Dear God this was a bad movie. That monstrosity that Ving Rhames carries made me cringe every time I saw it, possibly the worst attempt at making a gun "tacticool" (including Slater's very obviously airsoft MP5K with silencer, ANPEQ, and scope, because screw you, that's a sensible weapon for a lone Delta operator to have behind enemy lines) I have ever seen. Why in God's name it has an AR carrying handle mounted midway along the barrel shroud, Christ only knows. And what looks like about three different handguards, stacked.

Also, at one point James Cromwell's character fires multiple shots with what looks like a Browning BAR .338 Safari, since he's meant to be the ultimate big game hunter, yet despite the BAR being, very obviously, semi-auto, he racks the bolt every single shot he makes. Cringe. - Phalanx