The insufferably whiny Australian police constable Harrison (Dirk Hunter) uses a Remington 870 Slug gun, which he uses to blast a perfect hole through the lock on a heavy door, and later uses it to fight the zombies.
The Norinco 77B in an 9x19mm caliber pistol of Chinese manufacture, produced for export and commercial sales and featuring a peculiar single-handed-cocking device, appears several times during the movie in the hands of Wayne (Rob Jenkins).
The 3-inch-barrel Colt Combat Python revolver (.357-Magnum) is used by the overly-nervous policewoman Molly (Emma Randall). Although Police in several Australian states and territories have employed .357 revolvers until replacing them very recently with .40-caliber Glock or Smith & Wesson M&P series semi-automatic pistols, the Colt Combat Python has never been a regulation sidearm with the Australian Police.
The Micro Uzi submachine gun, or possibly an UZI-Pistol, briefly appears in the final sequences of the movie in the hands of an Australian soldier at the hospital.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingMicro Uzi Pistol with 15 rd magazine - 9x19mm.Error creating thumbnail: File missingAustralian soldier at the Berkeley hospital with a Micro-UZI submachine gun, or possibly an UZI-pistol, moments before the final and ultimate outbreak starts out from the very same Marion (Mungo McKay).
Smith & Wesson 916A Shotgun
Marion (Mungo McKay) creates a bizarre contraption of three shotguns mounted together. Due to the barrels and the end of the magazine tube, the shotguns are possibly Smith & Wesson Model 916A riot shotguns. Though early in the film the shotguns have custom foregrips, later they are the standard S&W 916 style forends. At the end of the film Rene, (Felicity Mason) is seen with the same three gun contraption, except with a Remington 870 added to the end, making it a cluster of four shotguns.
