I think the shotgun is meant to be a Benelli M3. It is actually an airsoft replica, a rather cheap one based on how the ejection port is just a moulded part of the receiver. Below is one that seems to match (short barrel, shoulder stock, same ejection port):
Also, the AR looks like a Well fire M4 RIS:Error creating thumbnail: File missingWellfire M4 RIS Airsoft rifleThe barrel profile is fictitious, as is the combination of a flat top without a brass deflector. --commando552 (talk) 17:12, 13 November 2016 (EST)
As for the pistols, the two in the tray are the brigadier slided Beretta Airsoft gun and a P226 with front slide serrations, next two pictures are a Kimber Warrior, not enough of the last pistol is seen to ID it positively, but it looks like this Airsoft gun to me:
Spot on bud! The angle of the tray's image kinda played tricks on my eyes at first, which is why I wasn't 100% sure if it's a P226. But regarding the other pistol, what makes it look like a Brigadier slided Airsoft Beretta? Gotta say that I didn't really understand the "large triangular projections" thing on the Beretta page, so the main visual differences that I know between the 92FS and the Brigadier are the iron sights, and in the movie it seems to be the rear sight of a standard 92FS. On another note, the P226 reads "P226 S" on the slide; what's with that, a Sport variant or something? --Ultimate94ninja (talk) 05:40, 14 November 2016 (EST)
Now that there is a picture showing the length of the SIG, I now notice that it actually isn't a P226R, but is instead a P226 X-Five Tactical. Or rather, based on the markings, this Airsoft replica. As for the Beretta, if you look above the word "SPECIAL" on the HFC replicas slide, do you see how it has a triangular bulge upwards? This is the real thing that makes something a Brigadier slide. On a real Brigadier it would also have slightly different dovetailed in front and rear sights, but on this replica it has the standard sights. Actually, it is probably more correct to call it an "Elite" slide as it also has the forwards serrations. --commando552 (talk) 08:13, 14 November 2016 (EST)
