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Talk:Equilibrium
MP5K or MP5 PDW?
I think it pretty obvious that those were mp5pdw in the movie, for you can see clearly the hinge of the foldable stock in both screenshots.
- nope, the MP5K-PDW has an extended barrel, the ones in the film do not --AdAstra2009 13:03, 16 July 2010 (UTC)
- In the first pic he's using a sling. In the second pic, yes it does have the folding stock. --Predator20 15:42, 16 July 2010 (UTC)
G36E?
Wouldn't the G36 in the film be a normal G36 and not the G36E seeing as the G36's used in the film have the Dual sights and not just the lower sight.
- Well, the carry handle with the dual sights can be purchased and put on a G36E if need be. My understanding is that the only difference between a regular G36 and the 'E' models is that Bundeswehr get the dual sights for free, whereas other customers would have to pay extra for it.
- That being said, I have this movie on DVD, and the receiver of the gun shown in a close-up at the beginning clearly just says, "G36". I think Kurt Wimmer says on the DVD commentary that the German government loaned weapons to the production (which is why you see so many G36s, MP5s, Walther MPKs, H&K G3s, etc. - all weapons that German military and police use).
-ahhh I see ,thanks for clearing that up. Still may be normal G36 since you said the German Gov't loaned them weapons.
- Don't quote me on that because I might be wrong and I might have mis-interpreted the DVD commentary. But the fact that the receiver of one of the movie guns just says "G36" (instead of "G36E") is suspicious because I'm pretty sure all "E" guns are marked as such.
the AK47
the picture of the ak47 looks more like an AKM to me. The size of the front site and the size of the gas block are what made me think. I don't want to make any changes without asking anybody else first though
Yup, AKM.
Wow, nice catch there - that front sight is an AKM's. bunni 20:50, 24 March 2008 (UTC)
M16A2 to Beretta AR70
I think the guy who wrote about the M16 to the AR70 is mistaken. If you watch closely, Preston fights the first Sweeper and takes his M16 before dumping it and going to the next guy who was clearly holding an AR70. He then smacks the gun and it turns his way. There is no continuity error there.
- No, I'm afraid I'm not. The gun he takes from the Sweeper and holds on the other is an AR70, but it is an M16A2 in a single close-up. -MT2008 04:05, 27 November 2008 (UTC)
H&K UMP
During the raid on the nethers (the one after brandt confronts preston during a sparring session) I think one of the Sweepers is using a H&K UMP but I'm not sure, the big hints to me are the front & rear sights and that you can see through the long vent lines in the foregrip.
here it is at 1:15 :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwL7Zf1qRIE&feature=related
- Nope, those are all the Walther MPKs, which have already been repped on this page. -MT2008 04:12, 29 December 2008 (UTC)
Armored Sweepers
I'm curious, anyone know the type of body armor that is used by the Armored Sweeper teams in the film? -User:AdAstra2009
- It's some kind of riot control vest. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's probably something made in Germany and used by LE agencies there. -MT2008
So I'm guessing since it's riot control it probably won't stop bullets, shame it looks effective and intimidating with the neck protection, thanks BTW -User:AdAstra2009
I think I saw the same body armor in the German movie Baader Meinhof Complex, The (Der Baader Meinhof Komplex)
Uzi or MPi 69
I took this screencap thinking it was an Uzi but if you look at the top there is no charging handle and the top is also too flat to be an Uzi, I thought it might be a rubber cast of an uzi but I looked at the scene again and you see it firing so it's not some rubber prop. I think it's a Steyr MPi 69 but the trigger guard looks a bit off, Any other ideas? --AdAstra2009 22:37, 21 May 2009 (UTC)
- I think it is indeed an MPi-69 or -81 (depends on the type of cocking handle, which is not visible). -MT2008 18:06, 9 June 2009 (UTC)
S&W Model 40
That's not a S&W Model 40, you can still see part of a hammer. Might be a bobbed Model 36 or similar.
Unknown Blackout handgun
If anyone knows what handgun this is that would be helpful. --AdAstra2009 22:04, 22 August 2009 (UTC)
Think it might be a Glock 17.
No offence to anyone here, but if you manage to accurately ID that gun visually, you've either got too much time on your hands, or spend too much time around guns.
- If you are on this site then you have no business saying that --AdAstra2009 21:11, 14 November 2009 (UTC)
- It was a joke based off the fact that all you can see is a handle. A generic handle.
Bobbed hammer Smith & Wesson Model 36 or Bobbed Hammer Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snubnose
I'm trying to determine whether this firearm is a Model 36 or a Model 10. By the look of cylinder, it holds 6 rounds which could make it a Model 10 as oppose to the 5 on the Model 36(judging by the location of the flutes on the cylinder)
Any opinions? --AdAstra2009 03:55, 14 December 2009 (UTC)
M92 slide and barrel look-a-likes for sale?
My brother saw the movie and would love to get a 92 with the same slide and barrel, is there a source for these? --FIVETWOSEVEN 01:02, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
- There isn't a kit like that for a real 92F (There's no "M" on the 92). As for replicas... --PistolJunkie 03:02, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
I thought it was called a M92 like Model 92
- No. Beretta never puts an "M" on any of their handguns with the one exception being the U.S. Military's M9.--PistolJunkie 07:47, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
ah, well thanks for clearing that up for me. -FIVETWOSEVEN
Why couldn't the Belgian government deliver?
I find it hard to believe that the Belgian government couldn't lend or sell Kurt Wimmer some real FN P90s to use in this film, given how often Stargate SG-1 was making heavy use of them around the same time period as the release of this film. Might anyone know why this was so? Was it too expensive to arrange the transfer or something else?
Also, should this page be organized into a table of contents, given how many firearms there are in this film? --Mazryonh 03:26, 3 June 2010 (UTC)
Normal 92fs trigger guard in finale
I would at first have said that Preston was given a different model of the gun, but the trigger guard is the same. I may also say that the material that the guns are built from are not indestructable, so the gun may have been damaged and a quick replacement may have been needed, because if you look closely enough before the slide locks back indicating it is empty, the hammer is different to that of earlier in the film (when Preston kills Errol Partridge). However I am just exploring another reason.