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Savage Beach
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Savage Beach is a 1989 action movie, the story revolving around a gold treasure hidden on a Pacific island by a Japanese general in the last days of World War II. Forty years later, in his final moments he reveals the location to what he believes are Japanese secret agents.
This sets of a race for the gold between several gangs of criminals and two blond federal agents Donna (Dona Speir) and Taryn (Hope Marie Carlton) who are caught in between as they have to make an emergency landing on the Pacific island.
The following weapons can be seen in the movie Savage Beach:
The Beretta 950BS Jetfire is carried by federal agents Pattycakes (Patty Dufeck) and Donna (Dona Speir). In the final scene at the Pacific island, Donna gives her Jetfire to Captain Andreas.
A Davis P-32 with pearl grips is carried by federal agents Rocky (Lisa London) and Taryn (Hope Marie Carlton). It might also be the P-380 version but for the sake of identification a P-32 is assumed.
A thug (uncredited actor) can be seen with a Sterling Mk. IV mocked up as the Blastech E-11 blaster from Star Wars. For some reason the movie armorer probably took a toy gun, explaining this most improbable gun placement.
In one scene, Bruce Christian uses a IMI Micro Uzi to subdue a Marine officer. The submachine gun is mistakenly shown capable of firing sleep-inducing darts and is probably a non-gun.
A Steyr AUG A1 is used by both federal agents Donna and Taryn as well as by Martinez. Interestingly, it has the distinctive duckbill flash hider of the Austrian Army version.
Thug Erik (Eric Chen) uses a two-toned Armalite AR-7 with customized barrel cover, a hand grip and a lightweight synthetic stock. In the final scene, it is taken from him and used by Fu (Al Leong).
During the drug bust at the beginning of the movie, the main trafficker and one of his accomplices use what looks like a replica of the Colt Model 1878 against the federal agents.
During the same drug bust at the beginning of the movie, another trafficker uses an unidentified shotgun. It appears to be single shot and has a synthetic stock with an unusually wide thumb hole in it.
An unidentified crossbow with pistol grip and scope, shooting supposedly explosive arrows, is used by federal agents Taryn, Donna and by Bruce. The unrealistic explosions are obvious special effects.
