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Viper is a 1988 action drama directed by Peter Maris and starring Linda Purl as woman, who risks her life to get revenge the shadowy band of government anti-terrorist operators called "Viper", responsible for her husband's death. The film co-starred James Tolkan, Jeff Kober and Ken Foree.
The following weapons were used in the film Viper (1988):
Astra Constable
Laura Macalla (Linda Purl) with Astra Constable keep Col. William Tansey (James Tolkan) as hostage.
Mk 2 hand grenade
Laura holds in second hand a Mk 2 hand grenade.
Micro Uzi
Various characters use Micro Uzi submachine guns.
