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Human Target - Season 1
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Human Target was a television action series that was based on a DC Comics character created by Len Wein and Carmine Infantino. Mark Valley starred as Christopher Chance, a unique security contractor whose unique way of protecting his clients was by completely integrating himself in their lives and thus himself becoming the target. The series aired for two seasons on FOX from 2010-2011 and co-starred Chi McBride and Jackie Earle Haley.
The following weapons appear in the television series Human Target:
Christopher Chance's (Mark Valley) sidearm in Season 1 is the Walther P99. In the Pilot episode and the flashback in 'Christopher Chance', Chance used the newer version of the P99, the AS version. However, in the rest of the time he uses the pre-2004 version. In 'Sanctuary', Sam Fisher used a Walther P99, before it was taken by Chance and used to shoot Fisher's henchmen. In 'Baptiste' and 'Christopher Chance', Baptiste (Lennie James) used a pre-2004 P99 with a silver slide. It was also portrayed in the opening credits of the show.
A Federal Air Marshal in "Rewind" is armed with a Glock 17, detaining Chance after suspecting him of being a felon. The stewardess arms herself with the Glock 17 after Chance disarms the air marshal. In reality, they are suppose to be using the Sig Sauer P229 as their main sidearm. FBI agents in "Lockdown" are portrayed using Glock 17 as their main sidearm. Emma Barnes uses the Glock 17 as her sidearm with the FBI from the episode "Baptiste". Security guards in "Sanctuary" fought against Sam Fisher's gang with Glock 17s. Seattle police officers are armed with the Glock 17 in "Pilot". Rogue Protection Command bodyguards in "Victoria" use them to gun down Chance and Victoria in order to prevent them from showing evidence to the Queen in incriminating Templeton to a murder attempt against the princess after infiltrating the museum.
An assassin uses a suppressed Walther PPK in "Rewind". Gerard had a Walther PPK in an ankle holster in the episode "Victoria". He then gave it to Chance, who used it for the rest of the episode. Raven uses a nickel PPK in "Embassy Row" and assassin uses a smuggled one in "Rewind".
In "Victoria", a dream sequence showed assassins planting a used M1911A1 at the hands of Tony Sorrento after shooting him with the pistol, previously silenced, to frame him for being a murderer. The former Christopher Chance (Lee Majors) uses an M1911A1 to save Chance by wounding Baptiste in "Christopher Chance" before he was killed with a hurled ombat knife in the chest.
The Makarov PM is the sidearm of Russian Embassy security forces in "Embassy Row". Raven aka Peter Blanchard disarms one of the guards and uses it to gun down Alexei Volkov and some of the guards with him at the embassy's security room before Emma kicks him to disarm him of the weapon. In one shot, the Makarov changes to the similar Walther PPK.
A thug under Hugh Prentiss in "Corner Man" takes aim at Chance with the FN Five-seveN USG. Hugh tries to take the pistol after thug is killed by Chance.
Notice that throughout the show, it is common for the Five-seveNs to change from the original version (with the distinctive looped trigger guard) to the current production USG model. This is because all Five-seveN USGs on the show are Tokyo Marui airsoft replicas; the blank-adapted (real) Five-seveNs used in firing scenes are all older models.
The Beretta 8000 Cougar is Guerrero's (Jackie Earle Haley) main sidearm. He has one brandished at the pilot of a cargo airplane in "Salvage and Reclamation". He also uses one in "Sanctuary" and "Christopher Chance".
In the Season 1 finale 'Christopher Chance', Chance uses a hidden Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver to take out some of the commandos and then levels it at Joubert.
Numerous people use the Heckler & Koch MP5A3, either with RIS rails or a dedicated forend. One of Sam Fisher's crewmembers is armed with a HK MP5A3, outfitted with a tactical flashlight on its foregrip and a scope during a robbery in "Sanctuary". In "Christopher Chance", a commando is armed with a MP5 outfitted with a scope and a tactical foregrip attached to a railed barrel. Another commando has a MP5 outfitted with a UMP stock.
Russian security forces at the Russian embassy in "Embassy Row" use Heckler & Koch MP7s to attack both Chance and Emma when they escape from embassy grounds. The company men shooting at Chance and Jessica in "Tanarak" use Heckler & Koch MP7s. In "Sanctuary", a Sam Fisher crewman starts the robbery by aiming the MP7 at the guards, as well as firing it against them.
Russian Spetsnaz operators were on duty in the Russian Embassy as embassy security guards with the AKS-74U in "Embassy Row." A Cervantes gunman uses this when he was "taking" Ilsa to negotiate for Susan Connors' release in South America.
Seen used by Sentronics' "Level 2" security officers, their chief of security Leonard Kreese (Mitch Pileggi), and briefly by Chance (Mark Valley) in "Lockdown", attached with flashlights on the forgrip picatinny railing and scopes on top of the receiver. The Beretta Cx4 Storm carbines used in this episode are the same Cx4s that were used in the re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica (note the muzzle).
Used by FBI Hostage Rescue Team assaulters in "Baptiste" after arresting him. In "Pilot", Seattle SWAT teams are armed with the M4A1, outfitted with a tactical foregrip. Used by South American soldiers in "Salvage and Reclamation". These have tactical foregrips.
In "Salvage and Reclamation", Doug Slocum is armed with it after Chance and Maria (Leonor Varela) bust out of the besieged bar from initially using the Type 84S. This has a bayonet lug, but without the bayonet. Chance is also seen holding one until he gives it to Maria at the end of the episode.
All of the Type 56 rifles seen in this episode (and other episodes) are actually airsoft replicas made by Real Sword. They are replaced with the Type 84s in firing scenes for this reason.
A Norinco Type 84 is used by Doug to distract the soldiers in "Salvage and Reclamation." This magically changes to the Type 56 later when Chance and Maria escape the bar.
San Francisco Police officers in "Run" are armed with the SIG SG 552, used to gun down a rigged ambulance trying to breach the blocked road. This rifle is, however, not being used by the actual SFPD.
Another Sam Fisher crewman is armed with a AK-based rifle in "Sanctuary". Also seen with Pablo and with several mercenaries in "Salvage and Reclamation".
Hollis, an ex-firm employee uses this as his main weapon alongside a vest rigged with plastique explosives in "Pilot". Chance disarms the employee and kills him with a single shot at his vest.
Remington 7400 - .308File:7600 Pilot.jpgA publicity photo of Hollis, armed with the Remington 7400, arguing with Chance as he tries to get close in order to disarm the rifle from the employee.File:HT closeup.jpgCloseup of the 7400's sights.File:HT Chance shotgun.jpgChance ending Hollis' planned attempt to murder his boss, Lydecker, by firing the 7400 at his suicide vest.
Grenade launchers
DefTech 37mm launcher
A Seattle SWAT operator prepares the DefTech 37mm launcher after loading it up in "Pilot" over a hostage situation.
DefTech 37mm launcherFile:HT launcher load.jpgLoading the DefTech 37mm launcher with presumably non-lethal grenade shells.File:HT launcher.jpgSeattle SWAT operator armed with DefTech 37mm launcher.
RPG-7
A RPG-7 is seen slung on the back of an armed mercenary in "Salvage and Reclamation".
A huge assortment of firearms are aimed at Chance in Season 1's "Salvage and Reclamation".
Error creating thumbnail: File missingSeveral firearms aimed at Chance. Poor guy. The assault rifle in that image looks like a Norinco Type 56. The pistols are probably an M1911A1 or Browning Hi-Power and the revolvers looks to be a Smith & Wesson Model 29.
