Barb Wire: Difference between revisions
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Barb Wire: Difference between revisions
Two-tone .357 Desert Eagle pistols are the weapons of choice for Barbara "Barb Wire" Kopetski (Pamela Anderson). The pistols are also seen used by thugs and killers in the film as well. These two-tone .357 Desert Eagles were custom built for Barb Wire by Ellis Mercantile. The receiver is polished stainless steel and the slide and barrel are blued. Only two were built for Pamela Anderson to use on the show. - Phoenixent
Also among the weapons used by Barb Wire is a custom two-tone SIG-Sauer P228 with Wilcox UITC laser sight that had previously been used in the 1995 film Virtuosity.. This gun was converted by Ellis Props & Graphics (who supplied the weapons for both Virtuosity and this film).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBeretta Model 92SB - 9x19mm (note rounded trigger guard and flat bottom magazine).Error creating thumbnail: File missingColonel Pryzer (Steve Railsback) ducks after experiencing a 'stove pipe' jam with his Beretta 92SB - 9mm. Either the blank 'stuck in the vertical position' is the filthiest blank ever (blanks are very "sooty") or it's one of those black plastic star crimped blanks. Sure looks like someone's black leather gloved 'thumb' sticking out of the pistol, doesn't it?
Browning Hi-Power
Several two-tone Browning Hi-Powers are seen in Barb's gun cabinet. The two-tone Hi-Power is also used by Alexander Willis (Xander Berkeley) - 9mm.
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MGC M16 Replica Rifles
Seen carried by Congressionals when not being fired, these MGC M16 Rifles have A2 style handguards and A1 Birdcages attached. They also have 30 round magazines rather 'sloppily' crammed into the magazine well (the MGC guns have a proprietary magazine and the mag well doesn't take STANAG magazines without modification).
The same nickel plated MP5K (made from a converted SP89) that was used in the movie Speed was also used in this film.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingWhen Barb is surrounded by the police and is forced to disarm herself, she drops the Nickel plated 'fake' MP5K (actually a converted SP89) - 9mm on the pile of guns and bandoleers.
The same Chopped & Converted HK94s seen in films like Die Hard, Air Force One and others can be seen wielded by thugs in Barb's nightclub.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBodyguard at the left holds a Converted HK94 (metal 0-1 trigger pack and no lugs on the barrel) outfitted with a Surefire Light - 9mm
Shotguns
Mossberg 500 Cruiser
The Mossberg 500 Cruiser is seen used by thugs and members of Big Fatso's gang. Some of these shotguns appear to be prop replicas.
Congressional Directorate soldiers as well as officers of the Steel Harbor Police Department carry what appears to be the bullpup variant of the Mossberg 500. This variant also is seen in Barb Wire's weapons cabinet.
The hat check room of Barb's nightclub has a plethora of weapons. The denizens of Steel Harbor seem to favor several guns over all others. They usually carry M16s, Uzis, Desert Eagles or Mossberg 500 Shotguns.
When Barb is surrounded by the police, she is told to 'drop her weapons'. She ends up creating this impossible pile of weapons and bandoleers at her feet.
A pair of custom two-tone .357 Desert Eagles built for Barb Wire. A pair SIG-Sauer 228 used in the film Virtuosity. The satin nickel MP5K (SP89 sear gun) used in the film Speed. A Glock 17, Beretta 92F, Browning Hi Power, Mossberg 500, Mossberg 500 Bullpup, Ruger Mini-14 Bullpup, MP5A3 (HK94 sear gun), and a MGC Replica AK47 - Phoenixent
