Resident Evil: Damnation: Difference between revisions
Resident Evil: Damnation: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Resident Evil: Damnation: Difference between revisions
A [[General Electric GAU-8/A Avenger]] is seen with US Air Force A-10s after making air strikes in East Slavic territory.
A [[General Electric GAU-8/A Avenger]] is seen with US Air Force A-10s after making air strikes in East Slavic territory. They are used to devastating (and messy) effect on a certain pair of BOWs at the end of the film.
Resident Evil: Damnation (Biohazard: Damnation in Japan) is the 2012 CG film from Capcom that is a sequel to Resident Evil: Degeneration. The film follows Leon S. Kennedy pursuing bio-organic weapons in Europe.
The following weapons appear in the film Resident Evil: Damnation:
Leon's sidearm is a Springfield Armory TRP Operator. It is also used by J.D. when he takes Leon's equipment. It has what appears to be a Surefire flashlight on the rail, G-10 grips and Chip McCormick 10 round magazines. Oddly enough every time we get a shot of the hammer, it's always down.
In the actual film, Leon's main weapon is an AKMSU modified with an Zenit Stock, a Tango down vertical grip, Aimpoint red dot sight, a magwell extension, rail-mounted SureFire taclight, a Booster flash hider, a vertical charging handle, custom selector switch and Mag release.
A General Electric GAU-8/A Avenger is seen with US Air Force A-10s after making air strikes in East Slavic territory. They are used to devastating (and messy) effect on a certain pair of BOWs at the end of the film.
An East Slav army soldier guarding the front of president's palace is seen with a RPK Machine Gun. Russian soldiers at the end of the movie were seen with RPKs.
Leon uses a RPG-7 loaded with a TBG-7V rocket during the final battle sequence. A Russian soldier sitting on a T-90 tank near the end of the film is also armed with a RPG-7.
