Rage of Honor: Difference between revisions
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Argentinean police is armed with [[Halcon Model 1949]] submachine guns. Jorge ([[Martín Coria]]), commander of Havlock's henchmen, also carries this SMG.
Argentinean police is armed with [[Halcon Model 1949]] submachine guns. Jorge ([[Martín Coria]]), commander of Havlock's henchmen, also carries this SMG.
[[Image:Halcon Model 1949.jpg|thumb|400px|none|Argentinean Halcon Model 1949EA - 9x19mm]]
[[Image:Halcon Model 1949.jpg|thumb|401px|none|Argentinean Halcon Model 1949EA - 9x19mm]]
[[Image:Rage of Honor-Halcon49-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A policeman with Halcon Model 1949.]]
[[Image:Rage of Honor-Halcon49-1.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A policeman with Halcon Model 1949.]]
[[Image:Rage of Honor-Halcon49-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Jorge ([[Martín Coria]]) with Halcon Model 1949. A folding stock of unique shape can be seen.]]
[[Image:Rage of Honor-Halcon49-2.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Jorge ([[Martín Coria]]) with Halcon Model 1949. A folding stock of unique shape can be seen.]]
In the opening scene one of the drug dealers is armed with a Colt Official Police revoler. Later this revolver is used by one of Havlock's henchmen in the scene in jungles.
Shiro Tanaka (Sho Kosugi) is armed with a Ballester-Molina pistol in several scenes. It can be identified due to its uneven slide serrations (and due to the fact that the movie was filmed in Argentina).
One of Havlock's henchmen is armed with a shotgun with pistol grip and short barrel. It is Bataan Modelo 71, Argentinean version of Ithaca 37 manufactured by Industrias Marcati. It differs from Ithaca in several details, including the shape of the support post between the tube and barrel.
In the final scene several gunmen are seen with CAR-15 carbines. Shiro Tanaka (Sho Kosugi) captures one of these carbines and uses it.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingCommercial CAR-15 semiautomatic Rifle - 5.56x45mm. This is strictly a semiautomatic civilian copy of the XM177 style of rifles. The flash hider is a smaller diameter copy of the XM-177 and has no sound suppression qualities and is permanently welded onto the barrel to make it legal length for over the counter gun store sales.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA gunman with CAR-15 is hit by Tanaka's shuriken.Error creating thumbnail: File missingTanaka fires a captured CAR-15.
FAL PARA
FAL PARA, Argentinean version of FN FAL 50.63 Paratrooper, is seen in hands of one of drug cartel gunmen. It is also used in the final scene.
In the final scene one of drug cartel gunmen is armed with a Ruger AC556K with 30 round magazine. Shiro Tanaka (Sho Kosugi) disarms this man and uses his rifle.
The drug cartel soldiers fire a rocket launcher from the Bell Iroquois helicopter. The launcher looks similar to M20A1/A1B1 "Super Bazooka" but differs in several details (note the different shape of grips at the business end). In any case firing Bazooka from inside the helicopter is a very dangerous for the crew.
Mk 2 hand grenades are used by drug cartel men in the final scene. Shiro Tanaka (Sho Kosugi) takes a grenade from the body of one of the enemies and uses it to blow a car.
One of the drug cartel soldiers fires a flamethrower. This weapon looks more like a real one than a movie prop. Supposedly it is some version of M2 Flamethrower, maybe Argentinean produced.
