The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day: Difference between revisions
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The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day: Difference between revisions
A [[Smith & Wesson Sigma]] with a two-tone slide is held by a hitman outside of the monastery while Noah MacManus (ll Duce) and Louie 'The Roman' are talking in the garden.
A [[Smith & Wesson Sigma]] with a two-tone slide is held by a hitman outside of the monastery while Noah MacManus (ll Duce) and Louie 'The Roman' are talking in the garden.
[[Image:Sigmagun.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Smith & Wesson Sigma .40 Cal. with accessory rail.]]
[[Image:Sigmagun.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Smith & Wesson Sigma .40 Cal. with accessory rail.]]
The MacManus brothers Connor (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy (Norman Reedus) again use the Beretta 92FS pistols with suppressors that were used in the first film. After "earning his stripes", Romeo (Clifton Collins, Jr.) is also given a Beretta by Murphy to use in the hit at the Silver Peso.
In addition to the MacManus brothers and Romeo, the Beretta is also used heavily by many of the Italian mobsters working for Concezio Yakavetta (Judd Nelson) (including almost all of the mobsters guarding him at the Prudential tower).
Before carrying out the hit on the Prudential tower, the MacManus brothers Connor (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy (Norman Reedus) go to an IRA arms dealer to replace their Beretta 92Fs with custom IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIXs with match weights. They are the .357 Magnum version, according to Charles Taylor, the film's armorer, although the script referred to them as .50-caliber models.
Interestingly, this is a reverse of the first movie: In The Boondock Saints, Connor and Murphy traded the Desert Eagles that they confiscated from two Russian mobsters for their suppressed Berettas. In this film, they are trading in their old Berettas for Desert Eagles.
A pair of custom Para-Ordnance SSP with golden suppressors are used by Romeo (Clifton Collins, Jr.) as his main weapons. The slides of the SSPs are engraved with "El Jefe" ("The Boss") in gold trim. As with the MacManus brothers' Desert Eagles, these weapons were custom-built for the movie by armorer Charles Taylor.
A Para-Ordnance Carry is carried by Special Agent Eunice Bloom (Julie Benz) as her standard weapon. She (provocatively) wears it on a holster over her crotch area.
Before the shootout at the warehouse, the MacManus brothers give Romeo (Clifton Collins, Jr.) a nickel Baby Browning with pearl grips to use, much to his disappointment. Although they describe this as a ".22", this is likely a script error.
Ottilio "Crew Cut" Panza (Daniel DeSanto) uses a pair of suppressed SIG-Sauer P226R pistols to murder the priest at the beginning of the movie. He later uses a single P226R (this time without the suppressor) when he attacks the Saints at Doc's bar.
P226Rs are also used by many other characters throughout the movie - FBI Agent Kuntsler (Paul Johansson) carries one as his issued sidearm, and several of the Italian gangsters use them as well. Also, a pair of two-tone P226s (both older models without Picatinny rails) are used by one of the gunmen who takes part in the final shootout.
A Smith & Wesson Sigma with a two-tone slide is held by a hitman outside of the monastery while Noah MacManus (ll Duce) and Louie 'The Roman' are talking in the garden.
While the brothers are tending to their sheep in the beginning of the movie they each have an unknown double-barrel shotgun and when Crew Cut comes into the bar you can see Crew Cut using a sawn-off double barrel (it's a very short shot and it's very easy to miss unless you're going frame-by-frame) Connor MacManus Holds a double-barrel shotgun Crew Cut's head.
