Torque is a 2004 action film directed by Joseph Kahn starring Martin Henderson, Ice Cube and Monet Mazur. It was the feature directorial debut of Kahn, who had previously only worked on shorts and music videos. The film is often compared to the Fast and Furious series, with which they share a common producer, Neal H. Moritz, and actor, Matt Schulze.
The following weapons were used in the film Torque:
Trey (Ice Cube)'s sidearm of choice is a nickel-plated Jericho 941 ("Uzi Eagle"), which is also taken from him and used by Cary Ford (Martin Henderson) for a good part of the film. FBI Agent McPherson (Adam Scott) takes it at the end of the film. The Jericho used in the movie is given many good close-ups in which it is possible to read the markings on the slide and frame, which suggests a deliberate advertising plug.
FBI Agent McPherson (Adam Scott)'s sidearm is a Beretta 92SB with a nickel finish (recognizable by its round trigger guard and shiny finish, as opposed to Shane's Beretta 92FS Inox, which has the duller stainless finish). This is, of course, a highly unrealistic weapon for an FBI Agent to use.
FBI Agent Henderson (Justina Machado) carries a 2nd Gen Glock 17 as her sidearm. In real life, the FBI issues the Glock 22, but the prop weapon used in the movie is probably a 9mm model.
Henry James (Matt Schulze) briefly fires an unknown stainless or nickel 1911-type pistol at Ford during the final motorcycle chase. It could be a Colt MK IV Series 70 in 9x19mm (judging by bore diameter), but this is not certain.
Earl (Jim Cody Williams) fires at Ford with a Winchester Model 12. It is taken away by Shane, and then tossed to Val (Will Yun Lee), where, in a continuity error, it turns into a Winchester Model 1897. Val later tosses it to Nina, where it turns back into a Winchester Model 12.
The Winchester Model 12 briefly turns into a Winchester Model 1897 when it is tossed to Val (Will Yun Lee). It turns back into a Winchester Model 12 when he tosses it to Nina.
Henry James (Matt Schulze) uses a Sawn-off Double Barreled Shotgun when he confronts Ford and Trey at the bike shop. It briefly turns into a sawn-off Remington 870 (see below) before turning back into a double barreled shotgun.
A sawed-off Remington 870 with heat shield and Mark I bayonet mount (possibly the same one from Training Day) is used by Henry James' lieutenant Luther (Max Beesley). James' sawn-off double-barreled shotgun briefly turns into this shotgun for a brief moment.
