Drug Runners is a virtually unknown action film directed by Allan Kuskowski that follows a DEA officer who follows an infamous drug lord to his fortress in Mexico to avenge the death of his partner. The whole film is legally available on YouTube.
The following firearms were used in the film Drug Runners:
A henchman draws a nickel M1911A1 before he is killed by Temple. A blued version is used by a DEA agent as he is shot by a 629, and by Temple and Garcia in various scenes.
One of Lazzaro's thugs who ambushes Temple fires a Smith & Wesson Model 629. Frank Lazzaro holds one on Temple and Garcia, and a henchman holds one on Angela in the final scene.
Frank Lazzaro uses a Smith & Wesson Model 10 to shoot the drug dealer. One of Lazzaro's associates uses one to fire at Garcia in the drug lab shoot out.
The other DEA agent Thomas Wolfe (Chris Anderson) uses a Micro Uzi as his main sidearm, using it mostly in semi-automatic. The drug dealer Moretti (B.G. Fisher) also uses his own with a two-toned finish. Several other drug dealers are seen with them throughout the film. Temple is seen with one in his holster when he is promoted to a senior agent.
Some of Lazzaro's bodyguards are seen with full sized Uzis. DEA agents Hector Garcia (Alek Markham) and Temple use them when ambushed by Moretti in Mexico City, and continue using them throughout the rest of the film. Temple always keeps his with a small suppressor, while Garcia's has a flash hider. In one scene, it is obvious that a drug lab guard is using the same prop Uzi used by Temple.
One of the Moretti's henchmen in the beginning takes a Colt AR-15 Sporter Carbine from his car and fires at the agents. Some of the Mexico City ambushers also use them, as do guards at Lazzaro's compound during the final assault, filling in for the MCG M16s in some shots. In one scene in the finale, the magazine from the Carbine is visible falling out. Garcia also finds several Carbines in crates in Lazzaro's drug factory.
A guard is seen with an AKM. Moretti uses one without a stock while ambushing Temple. Another AKM with the same configuration is used by henchmen later in the movie, as well as Victor Lazzaro.
A police officer is seen with a Remington 870. An undercover officer in the second drug deal uses one with a sawn-off barrel, as does a guard in the final scene.
