The Baytown Outlaws: Difference between revisions
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'''''The Baytown Outlaws''''' is a 2012 action movie set in the southern USA which tells the story of the redneck Oodie brothers Brick ([[Clayne Crawford]]), Lincoln ([[Daniel Cudmore]]) and McQueen ([[Travis Fimmel]]) who spend their days serving as an unofficial mop-up team for county sheriff Millard ([[Andre Braugher]]).
'''''The Baytown Outlaws''''' is a 2012 action movie set in the Southern United States which tells the story of the redneck Oodie brothers Brick ([[Clayne Crawford]]), Lincoln ([[Daniel Cudmore]]) and McQueen ([[Travis Fimmel]]) who spend their days serving as an unofficial mop-up team for county sheriff Millard ([[Andre Braugher]]).
They accept to take up an assignment for Rose ([[Eva Longoria]]), ex-girlfriend to local mobster Carlos ([[Billy Bob Thornton]]), to rescue her son Rob ([[Thomas Brodie-Sangster]]) from Carlos’ hands and kill Carlos as well. Things do not go quite as planned and the Oodie brothers find themselves being chased by several gangs and the local authorities.
They accept to take up an assignment for Rose ([[Eva Longoria]]), ex-girlfriend to local mobster Carlos ([[Billy Bob Thornton]]), to rescue her son Rob ([[Thomas Brodie-Sangster]]) from Carlos’ hands and kill Carlos as well. Things do not go quite as planned and the Oodie brothers find themselves being chased by several gangs and the local authorities.
The Baytown Outlaws is a 2012 action movie set in the Southern United States which tells the story of the redneck Oodie brothers Brick (Clayne Crawford), Lincoln (Daniel Cudmore) and McQueen (Travis Fimmel) who spend their days serving as an unofficial mop-up team for county sheriff Millard (Andre Braugher).
They accept to take up an assignment for Rose (Eva Longoria), ex-girlfriend to local mobster Carlos (Billy Bob Thornton), to rescue her son Rob (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) from Carlos’ hands and kill Carlos as well. Things do not go quite as planned and the Oodie brothers find themselves being chased by several gangs and the local authorities.
The following weapons were used in the film The Baytown Outlaws:
McQueen’s second weapon of choice is a Glock 17, identifiable by the grip as 2nd generation, that he is usually seen dual-wielding with a SIG-Sauer P226. Several local law enforcement officers also carry the Glock 17.
Brick carries a 6” blued Taurus Model 689 revolver as his sidearm throughout the movie. He usually keeps it tucked inside his belt, not using any kind of holster.
A thug carries an unidentified M1911 pistol series variant. The trigger guard and the match sight are reminiscent of a Safari Arms .45 or a Strayer Voigt Infinity but not enough details are visible for a good identification.
One of the members of the Hood Pirates gang (uncredited actor) uses an FN PS90 TR to shoot at the Oodie brothers. Brick later picks up the weapon but does not use it.
One of the members of the native American biker gang carries a Heckler & Koch MP5A2 with a Surefire 628 dedicated forend weaponlight, a picatinny-mounted aimpoint and a silencer. The stock is not visible, but since the gun is reloaded while running, and the left hand is not on the grip, it is assumed that the gun is carried by the fixed stock.
In one shot, a Heckler & Koch MP5A3 with retracted stock can be seen on the table with the Oodie brothers’ arsenal. It is never picked up or used though.
Another submachine gun seen in the Oodie brothers’ arsenal is the EKOL ASI Uzi. It is easily identified by the typical front section, the stubby front grip and the two small pieces of picatinny rails on top.
A pair of dual-wielded M4A1 carbines are the weapons of choice for Lincoln (Daniel Cudmore), sometimes with the stocks removed. Diggs (Keith Woulard) and Rondo (Tim J. Smith), two members of the Hood Pirates gang, are also seen using M4A1 carbines as well as McQueen who uses one during the final gun battle.
Smoke (Quinn Early), a member of the Hood Pirates gang, uses an AKMS to fire at the Oodies care during the highway chase scene. This gun is later seen in the Oodie arsenal in the finale.
During the final standoff at the campground, what appears to be a scoped Marlin Model 995 without a magazine can be seen in the Oodie brothers arsenal.
Two members of the native American biker gang use some kind of M4A1 carbine variants, but model/manufacturer cannot be identified.
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Shotguns
Mossberg 590
Brick seems to have a personal preference for shotguns and for the better part of the movie, he carries a Mossberg 590 without heat shield but with ghost ring sights and extended tube.
At a gas station, the Oodie gang is held at gunpoint with a Remington 870 Field Gun by the clerk (Thomas Francis Murphy) who recognizes them as wanted fugitives from a television newscast.
Rose (Zoe Bell), one of the female assassins sent after the Oodies by drug lord Carlos, fires a Saiga 12K with a 20-round Wraithmaker drum magazine and short barrel without flash hider. Lincoln later takes the shotgun from her and uses it against the Hood Pirates gang.
Another shotgun carried, but not seen fired, by Brick is a 12 Gauge side by side shotgun of unknown make. He carries it around the Oodie farm but leaves it there when he and his brothers go on a mission.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBrick keeps his short barrelled side by side shotgun in a low-tech ‘custom made’ holster that seems to consist of a piece of plastic pipe and some pieces of duct tape.
Rob’s shirt
Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Oodie brothers present Rob with a t-shirt, the text of which is a tongue-in-cheek reference to both the current gun debate in the US, as well as the fact that the leading figures in this movie are in fact outlaws.
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