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== Ballistic vest choice == | == Ballistic vest choice == | ||
When I saw the vest pictured in the Jericho and Winchester 1300 I thought they were a bizarre choice. Then I read the text saying that it was set in the 80s which pleasantly surprised me, as the vest is correct for that period being the (then) current British army body armour, the Mk. 2 "INIBA" (Improved Northern Ireland Body Armour) vest. Just curious, when they are testing the vests are they depicted as being generally "bullet proof", or just the plates? If the soft armour stops the shot, then this is incorrect as the soft armour is pretty much only "frag proof". --[[User:Commando552|commando552]] ([[User talk:Commando552|talk]]) 17:04, 4 August 2013 (EDT) | When I saw the vest pictured in the Jericho and Winchester 1300 I thought they were a bizarre choice. Then I read the text saying that it was set in the 80s which pleasantly surprised me, as the vest is correct for that period being the (then) current British army body armour, the Mk. 2 "INIBA" (Improved Northern Ireland Body Armour) vest. Just curious, when they are testing the vests are they depicted as being generally "bullet proof", or just the plates? If the soft armour stops the shot, then this is incorrect as the soft armour is pretty much only "frag proof". --[[User:Commando552|commando552]] ([[User talk:Commando552|talk]]) 17:04, 4 August 2013 (EDT) | ||
:No, they didn't stick to the plates. Frankie was shot point blank with the Jericho, and the welt was on this right pectoral. Charlie shot Sammy with the shotgun, shooting from the hip. I didn't get to the commentary, but the director was VERY insistent on making sure the clothes were period specific. --[[User:Funkychinaman|Funkychinaman]] ([[User talk:Funkychinaman|talk]]) 18:26, 4 August 2013 (EDT) | |||
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Winchester Model 1200/1300
Used by Sammy Brooks(Geoff Bell) when testing body armour on Frankie(Danny Dyer).
M1911A1
Used by Frankie (Danny Dyer). Used also by Charlie(Tamer Hassan) to shoot a goat. Various other M1911's are seen on a table.
Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket
Taken from Carly's (Georgina Chapman) handbag in the car by Frankie, who points it at her before kicking her out the car at the end of the movie.
Beretta M92F
Walther P38
Used by Sammy Brooks (Geoff Bell).
Uzi
Used by Frankie (Danny Dyer) and Charlie (Tamer Hassan) when shooting old tyres in a wasteland. Also wielded by a Security Guard.
Jericho 941
Used by Sammy Brooks (Geoff Bell) when testing body armour.
Tanfoglio Titan
Used by Sammy (Geoff Bell).
Star Z70
Used by the Guardia Civil to gun down Moroccan drug dealers in Speedboats and to gun down Sammy (Geoff Bell) at the end of the movie.
Sawn Off 12 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun
Used by Sammy (Tamer Hassan) and Charlie (Geoff Bell) during the London robbery scene. A Sawn Off can be seen on a table amongst other weapons.
CETME C2 submachine gun
Discussion
Ballistic vest choice
When I saw the vest pictured in the Jericho and Winchester 1300 I thought they were a bizarre choice. Then I read the text saying that it was set in the 80s which pleasantly surprised me, as the vest is correct for that period being the (then) current British army body armour, the Mk. 2 "INIBA" (Improved Northern Ireland Body Armour) vest. Just curious, when they are testing the vests are they depicted as being generally "bullet proof", or just the plates? If the soft armour stops the shot, then this is incorrect as the soft armour is pretty much only "frag proof". --commando552 (talk) 17:04, 4 August 2013 (EDT)
- No, they didn't stick to the plates. Frankie was shot point blank with the Jericho, and the welt was on this right pectoral. Charlie shot Sammy with the shotgun, shooting from the hip. I didn't get to the commentary, but the director was VERY insistent on making sure the clothes were period specific. --Funkychinaman (talk) 18:26, 4 August 2013 (EDT)