Exit Wounds is a 2001 action movie starring Steven Seagal as a disgraced Detroit police detective who uncovers a criminal enterprise involving drug dealers and corrupt cops in the precinct he's been reassigned to. The film was directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak, who used many of the same actors and firearms in his other films Romeo Must Die and Cradle 2 the Grave.
The following guns were used in the movie Exit Wounds:
Detroit detective Orin Boyd (Steven Seagal) carries the Colt Officers M1991 A1 Series 80 with custom grips as his main sidearm throughout the film. Even for its short barrel Boyd is able to get a close grouping from shooting at a helicopter in the beginning of the film blowing it up.
The Glock 17 is carried by several Detroit officers in the film including Officer George Clark (Isaiah Washington) and Frank Daniels (Bruce McGill). In a scuffle, Lantrell (DMX) ends up with Clark's Glock 17. The Kidnap Driver (Chris Chin) uses dual Glock 17s during the attack on the Vice-President.
The Glock 18 is seen being fired by Boyd in a continuity error during the opening shootout. The Glock 18 also is seen (in what appears to be a continuity error) in the hands of Officer George Clark (Isaiah Washington) and Frank Daniels (Bruce McGill) during the laundry shootout.
Lantrell Walker (DMX) carries a SIG-Sauer P220 Sport when cornered by Detroit officer George Clark (Isaiah Washington). In a scuffle, Clark ends up with Lantrell's SIG. Boyd is also seen handling a SIG Sport when he's kidnapped by some of the corrupt cops.
During the car chase, Boyd (Steven Seagal) fires a SIG-Sauer P228 out the back window of the car driven by Mulcahy (Jill Hennessy). Clark also uses a SIG along with his Glock during the final shootout.
The snub version of the Smith & Wesson Model 66 is seen in the waistband of one of the car thieves that attack Boyd after his anger management meeting.
Boyd is seen taking a Micro-Uzi from one of the terrorists in the opening attack on the Vice President. Boyd is supposed to be returning fire with this automatic weapon, but the weapon changes to a Glock 18 in one of the film's many continuity errors.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingMicro Uzi - 9x19mmError creating thumbnail: File missingBoyd is seen taking a Micro-Uzi from one of the terrorists in the opening attack on the Vice President. Boyd is supposed to be returning fire with this automatic weapon, but the weapon changes to a Glock 18 in one of the film's many continuity errors.
Beretta M12
A corrupt cop is seen using Beretta M12 during the final shootout.
Boyd uses a short barrel variant of the Benelli M1 Super 90. Though he carries an M3 at the beginning of the raid, Chief Hinges appears to use this shotgun (in what is probably one of the many continuity errors) at one point because he fires four to six shells without pumping and does not reload afterwards. Boyd later gives the shotgun to Lantrell Walker (DMX) to use. Lantrell is seen tying his belt to the trigger and firing it by tossing it up in the air (perhaps a homage to the Chow Yun-Fat action film Tiger on the Beat).
Useldinger (Matthew G. Taylor) uses a Benelli M3 Super 90 during the parking garage ambush. He uses Frag-12 Shotgun Ammunition and blows up 3 cars semi-automatically. Orin Boyd (Steven Seagal) and Frank Daniels (Bruce McGill) raid the blackmarket heroin dealers hideout armed with Benelli M2 Super 90 and Orin hands his shotgun off to Latrell Walker (DMX) when his guy T.K. Johnson (Anthony Anderson) gets shot in the leg. Chief Hinges (Bill Duke) also uses this shotgun.
The CAR-15 is seen carried by Detroit plainclothes officers that accompany Boyd and Chief Hinges (Bill Duke) in the raid.
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Heckler & Koch G36K
Matt Montini (David Vadim) uses a Heckler & Koch G36K during the parking garage ambush. Other corrupt cops are seen firing it in the final shootout.
The door gunner in the terrorists' Bell 212 fires what appears to be an M60 built up to resemble the M60E3 machine gun in the attempted kidnapping of the Vice President. Note the Helicopter is painted with the smiley face and the slogan "Have a Nice Day".
