Patlabor: The Movie 2

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=Pistols=
== SIG P210-2 ==
At one point, Inspector Shinobu Nagumo goes to meet with her old mentor Yukihito Tsuge, who also happens to be the mastermind behind the chaos gripping Tokyo. As Nagumo prepares for the meeting, she takes a SIG P210-2 from the glove compartment of her car and later draws it on him when he flees, but can't bring herself to open fire.
=Assault Rifles=
==Colt M16A1==
JGSDF intelligence agents with the GSDF's Chief of Staff Special Intelligence Office are armed with what appears of be Colt-made M16A1s when they try to locate and arrest Tsuge in the Greater Tokyo Area.
== Howa Type 64 ==
Along with the Howa Type 89 rifles, at least one JGSDF soldier can be seen carrying an older Howa Type 64, which is sadly and ironically accurate since Type 64s still haven't been fully phased out and it is still being used by elements of all three branches of the SDF as of early 2010s, whereas the anime is set in the early 21st century.
thumb|none|600px|A JGSDF soldier guarding the National Diet Building with a Howa Type 64 slung over his shoulder looks on with disgust at two military otaku posing for a photo. The odd-looking device in the background is a Japanese Type 81 Tan-SAM launcher with no missiles mounted.
== Howa Type 89 ==
The majority of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) soldiers in the anime are seen armed with Howa Type 89 rifles. During a gas attack, one soldier panics and shoots out the window of a building with one trying to escape the approaching cloud.
thumb|none|600px|JGSDF soldiers im cold weather gear armed with a Howa Type 89s react to one jf the blimps crashing into the street.
=Shotguns=
== Remington 870 ==
As in the previous Patlabor movie, officers of the Special Vehicle Unit can be seen armed with Remington 870 shotguns. At one point, Asuma Shinohara uses one to fire a flare down a tunnel to blind a pair of remote-controlled robotic guns, though the plan backfires since most of the protagonists are blinded as well. Asuma and Mikiyasu Shinshi manage to flank the robots and use their shotguns to cut the control cables trailing behind the robots. Inspector Nagumo can also be seen with a Remington 870 when she confronts and arrests Tsuge at the end of the film.
thumb|none|600px|Asuma loads a flare onto his Remington 870.
thumb|none|600px|Asuma and Shinshi fire their Remington 870s at the robotic gun control cables.
thumb|none|600px|Inspector Nagumo confronts Tsuge armed with a Remington 870.
=Mounted Guns=
==Browning M2HB==
The TRT-X66 Ixtl ummanned military Labors operated by the "National Defense Family" appear to be armed with Browning M2HB machine guns (in the art book they are stated to be 12.7 machine guns). The are not Sumitomo M2HB as these Labors are exclusively used by the US Military in lore. 
==General Dynamics GAU-19/A==
During the montage showing the JGSDF's occupation of Tokyo after the declaration of martial law, one shot shows a weapon that appears to be a General Dynamics GAU-19/A door-mounted in a fictional OH-1H Utility Helicopter.
==General Dynamics M197 Vulcan==
The primary armament of the AL-97B-var Hannibal military Labors and the TRT-X66 Ixtl unmanned military Labors is the three barreled version of the M61, the M197 Vulcan. Hannibals are sometimes shown off-model with a round tip to their gatling gun, but all detail shots show a three-lobed clamp.
== M242 Bushmaster chaingun ==
In the introduction, Tsuge's six-legged AFL-98 Lhada (also referred to as the Type 98 Multiple Leg Combat Command Labor RADHA and Type 96 ACCL) mech is equipped with a M242 Bushmaster chaingun on the commander's turret.
==M61 Vulcan==
While there is never a clear shot of their cannon farings, it can be assumed the the JASDF's F-15 S/MTD variants have M61 Vulcan 20mm cannons.
==Oerlikon Contraves KBA==
Fictional Type 2 Armored Personnel Carriers (which appear to be based on Komatsu Type 87 "Black Eye" Reconnaissance Combat Vehicles) and Type 91 Infantry Fighting Vehicles (which appear to be influenced by the Schützenpanzer Puma) are armed with a Japan Steel Works licensed Oerlikon Contraves KBA autocannons. In the art book they are stated to be 35mm versions.
==Oerlikon Contraves KDE==
During the sequence showing the JGSDF mobilization, several IFVs are seen. These are Mitsubishi Type 89 IFVs, equipped with an Oerlikon Contraves KDE 35mm autocannon.
==Sumitomo M2HB==
JGSDF armored vehicles can be seen fitted with Sumitomo M2HB heavy machine guns, the licensed version of the Browning M2HB, as a secondary armament mounted atop the turret.
thumb|none|600px|A Sumitomo M2HB heavy machine gun mounted on a JGSDF Type 90 Kai I main battle tank. This is a fictional variant but visually relatively the same as the original.
==Yakushev-Borzov Yak-B==
The JGSDF AFH-028 Hellhound attack helicopters mount an enormous four-barreled gatling gun under their nose that appears to be based on the Yakushev-Borzov Yak-B gatling gun, as mounted on the Mi-24 Hind. The version on the Hellhound is much larger, scaled up to at least 20mm. They were used by Tsuge's JGSDF-marked Hellhounds during attacks on critical Tokyo-based infrastructure, including an assault on SV2 Headquarters, in order to create panic.
== 2A38M Autocannon ==
During the introduction, a Cambodian rebel group is seen using 2S6 Tunguska self-propelled AA vehicles, which are repeatedly referred to as a tank and appears to be able to fire heat-seeking anti-tank missiles. Regardless of this strange behaviour, the Tunguska's two 2A38M autocannons are present and correct.
=Sniper Rifles=
== Heckler & Koch PSG-1 ==
At one point in the film, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department attempts to disable a large blimp flying over the city that's sending out powerful jamming signals and disrupting all civilian and military communications, tasking a helicopter-borne sniper armed with a Heckler & Koch PSG-1 to shoot out the pod the signal's being sent from.
thumb|none|600px|A Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Special Assault Team sniper prepares to engage the blimp with his Heckler & Koch PSG-1 sniper rifle.
== "Anti-Labor Rifle" ==
Second Section's "gentle giant," Hiromi, is issued this enormous overhead-magazine semi-automatic anti-Labor rifle; it appears to be fictional, though at least partially based on the Lahti L-39, and is clearly not the same rifle he was given in the first movie.
=Labor Weapons=
== Revolver Cannon ==
The Type 98 "Ingram" labors used by the SVU are armed with massive 37mm revolver cannons as their sidearms, their design drawing heavily from the four inch-barreled Colt Python revolver, but on a much larger scale. The weapon has the Colt logo on the grip replaced with the Chrysanthemum seal, which is the de-facto seal of the Japanese government and royal family, and is stored in a compartment in the labor's lower right leg when not in use. One drawback of the weapon is that the pilot has to exit the labor in order to manually reload it, spare rounds also being stored in the same leg compartment.
== Riot Cannon ==
In addition to the revolver cannons mentioned above, the Type 98 labors can also use 90mm pump-action riot cannons which resemble massively scaled-up Remington 870 folding stock shotguns with high-capacity magazine tubes. These weapons are typically employed in situations where additional firepower is required, most notably during the tunnel battle near the end of the anime. Its folding stock design resembles the ones used by the Franchi SPAS-12.
== Labor pistol ==
During practice on a Labor-scale firing range in an old quarry, trainees under Ota's instruction are seen using a Labor-sized pistol, followed by Ota himself showing them how it's done. Unlike the revolver cannons used by the Labors in the field, the training pistol appears to be a magazine-fed, semi-automatic weapon with the magazine being loaded ahead of the trigger. It appears to be based on the "Obrez," a pistol-sized modification of the Mosin Nagant Rifle. 
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