Outside the Law is a 2002 action movie directed by Jorge Montesi and starring Cynthia Rothrock as a black ops operative Julie Cosgrove. During a failed operation of Colombia Julie's comrades-in-arms, including her boyfriend, perish, and Julie suspects a treachery. When she finds out that her boss wants her dead, she hides in a small community in Florida. When Julie tries to help a local young couple, she has to confront a drug mafia.
The following weapons were used in the film Outside the Law:
Julie Cosgrove's (Cynthia Rothrock) main weapon during the operation in Colombia is an Intratec pistol, converted to full auto. Same gun is seen in hands of Delgado's bodyguard (it appears to be the same movie prop). The sling is fitted to metal clip in the back of the gun, so the gun appears to be TEC-DC9 rather than TEC-9. The gun lacks the barrel shroud but the barrel itself appears to be of stardard lenght, not shorten, like on TEC-9 Mini or AB-10.
During the operation in Colombia an unnamed operative is armed with a submachine gun that appears to be an Sa.25 (or possibly but less credible, Sa.26).
File:CzechSA24 SMG.jpgCzech Sa.25 - 9x19mm; the slide on the front handguard is a speedloader for magazines.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA man at the background holds a submachine gun with magazine in the pistol grip and with foregrip.
Shotguns
Mossberg 590 Cruiser
During the shootout on the drug factory one of Peyton's henchmen is armed with a Mossberg 590 Cruiser with Ghost Ring Sights and heat shield. Julie (Cynthia Rothrock) disarms him and uses the shotgun until she is in turn disarmed by martial artist Cho Sung (James Lew).
During the operation in Colombia Ken Crowley (Charles Strong) is armed with a Ruger AC556K. During the shootout on Peyton's drug factory one of henchmen carries an AC556K.
During the operation in Colombia Julie (Cynthia Rothrock), her boyfriend Brian Downing (Jonathan Dwayne), and some of Delgado's men carry M16 carbines with A1-receivers and the barrels cut down to about 10". In the climactic scene Ken Crowley (Charles Strong) is armed with a same looking carbine.
During the operation in Colombia one of the bodyguards of drug lord Delgado carries an AK with black furniture, a large muzzle compensator and unhooded front sight. It appears to be Arsenal AR-M1F with aftermarket modifications. During the scene bodyduards in dark red shirt and in olive shirt switch their guns with each other due to a continuity error. Same looking AK is seen in hands of Peyton's henchman during the shootout on the drug factory.
During the operation in Colombia another bodyguard carries an AK of unidentified version. It has black furniture, AKM-style slant compensator, and the folding stock is removed. During the scene bodyduards in dark red shirt and in olive shirt switch their guns with each other due to a continuity error. Same looking AK is seen in hands of Peyton's henchman during the shootout on the drug factory.
