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The Devil's Double
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The following weapons appear in the film The Devil's Double:
AK-47
There are several appearances throughout the film of AK-47 rifles, primarily in the hands of Iraqi Army soldiers. Uday Hussein (Dominic Cooper) can also be seen brandishing a gold-plated AK in one scene, the Husseins being infamous for posessing such weapons.
Arsenal SAR-M1
In one scene, an Iraqi boy can be seen armed with a Bulgarian Arsenal SAR-M1 with wood furniture, identifiable by the milled receiver, waffle-pattern 5.56mm magazine and AKM-style front sights.
AKMS
In some promotional material for the film, such as the poster above, Uday Hussein can be seen dual-wielding a pair of gold AKMS rifles. These are probably gold-sprayed prop guns to represent the Tabuk, an Iraq produced version of the AKMS, of which an unknown number of gold plated versions were produced in the late 1980's to commemorate the end of the 1980-1988 war with Iran. These weapons were mostly given away to high-ranking members of the regime as 'promotional gifts' to secure loyalty.
Beretta 92FS
There are several appearances in the film of what appear to be Beretta 92FS pistols, primarily in the hands of senior Ba'ath Party members. These are actually blank-firing replicas of the Beretta 92, possibly the Bruni Model 92 that is seen in numerous European productions.
Umarex GPDA
In several scenes, Latif can be seen armed with a stainless steel Umarex GPDA (a blank-firing copy of the Browning BDA) with synthetic grips, possibly standing in for the Browning Hi-Power, another weapon the Hussein family was well-known for using during their reign. Uday Hussein throughout the movie carries a golden one as opposite to Latif.
1911
Latif can be seen wielding a nickel plated 1911 when defending himself at a checkpoint.
MG42
Iraqi and later impostors posing as Iraqi soldiers were seen with an MG42
