La Horde or The Horde is a 2009 French horror film, directed by Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher, it stars Jean-Pierre Martins (as Ouessem), Eriq Ebouaney (as Adewale) and Doudou Masta (as Bola). It tells the story of a group of French police officers attempting to take down a group of drug dealers in retaliation for the killing of a fellow police officer. However, soon both the police and the drug dealers find themselves directly in the middle of a zombie outbreak.
NOTE: Identifying a majority of these weapons was very difficult as the movie was filmed in almost complete darkness, so even the most recognizable weapon was very difficult to identify due to lighting.
Also, for various reasons, many characters switch weapons in the course of the film, so that character X's handgun may later be seen in the hands of character Y, etc.
The following weapons can be seen in the film La Horde:
The police officers initially carry and use the SIG Pro SP2022, which (in 9x19mm) is the standard-issue handgun of the Gendarmerie Nationale, the Police Nationale and various other French law enforcement agencies. The designation "2022" in fact refers to the year until which the French police expects to keep the gun in service. Actual police-issue models have "PROPRIETÉ DE L'ÉTAT" ("property of the state") stamped on the right side of the dust cover. Some of the minor drug dealers also carry this weapon.
The female officer known as Aurore (Claude Perronas) takes a Beretta 92FS Inox with masking tape wrapped around the grip from the dealer's stockpile and uses it for the rest of the film.
Detective Ouessem (Jean-Pierre Martins) uses a Colt M1911A1 akimbo with a Walther P99 towards the climax; José Greco (Jo Prestia), one of the drug dealers, also carries a nickel-plated model with pearl grips.
René (Yves Pignot), an Indochina veteran living in the apartment building, finds a belt-fed machine gun in the concierge's apartment that is a MAS AA-52 with a barrel (or barrel jacket) taken from a A4.
Detective Jimenez carries a Remington 870 with a pistol grip, side saddle, and a rail mounted above the ejection port, which is later briefly picked up by one of the dealers.
The man known as "The Concierge" (Alain Figlarz) is seen carrying a Mossberg 500 with a wooden furniture, blued finish, and extended magazine; he carries it but never gets a chance to use it.
