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Revision as of 03:45, 6 January 2009
The following firearms were seen in this movie,
M4A1
In the hands of all the SEAL team members with the usual many kinds of accessories, including PEQ, ACOG, vertical foregrip and even flashlights. These weapons were also in the hands of the Columbian rogue unit.
Barrett M82A1
Seen in the hands of one of the SEALs on overwatch.
M16A2/A3
Seen in the hands of the Columbian army and the rogue unit.
M249 SAW
Seen in the hands of the Columbian rogue unit and in the hands of Chief Carter Holt (Ken Anderson)
H&K G3A3
Seen in the hands of the Columbian Army and the rogue unit.
Type 69 RPG
Chinese Type 69 RPG (as indicated by the 2nd top grip) in the hands of the Rogue unit.
SIG-Sauer P220
Seen in the hands of the other SEAL members, in particular LT. Sean Macklin (Joe Manganiello)
DSA SA58 OSW
Seen in the hands of a couple of the Columbian rogue members including their team leader, Alvaro Cardona (Yancey Arias)
- Not necessarily. In certain environments, one keeps the cap on the scope to (a)keep the optics from getting dust, dirt or damage if you're not using the scope and (b) if you're "instinct shooting" and not using the scope, you keep the cap on to keep the glare (and that nice bright reddish orange glass coating) from reflecting light.
- If the rear is open (can't tell from this angle) the red dot can be used as an occluded eye gun sight.
Glock 17
The sidearm of the Columbian army and the rogue unit.
AR 18
Seen in the hands of at least one of the Columbian Rogue unit.
M240
- Actually that looks like a MAG-58 with the longer flash hider.
Seen used by the Columbian rogue unit.
