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(In The Line of Fire) - Composite Pistol

thumb|right|300px|Prop double of actual pistol used in the film.
thumb|right|300px|Actual firing pistol used in the film after it had been deactivated.
In the 1993 film In The Line of Fire, Booth (John Malkovich) is seen constructing this two-shot, reloadable clandestine pistol. The weapon is used to great effect several times throughout the film. The weapon appears to use .38 Short Colt ammunition, or possibly a variation of .38 S&W with unbelted cartridge cases. While a version of this "Composite Pistol" was also seen used by Russell Crowe in the movie No Way Back, the original blank-firing prop was deactivated by cutting it into three pieces after the filming of In The Line of Fire.
Other prop weapons closely based off the general design and aesthetic of this weapon (but not this exact same weapon) have occasionally been seen in other productions as well. For the sake of convenience, those appearances will be listed here as well.
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
In The Line of Fire	John Malkovich 	Mitch Leary 	 	1993
No Way Back 	Kristopher Logan	"Mr. Contingency" 	 	1995
No Way Back 	Russell Crowe 	FBI Special Agent Zack Grant	 	1995
==Television==
Show Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note / Episode 	Date
The X-Files - Season 4 	David Palffy 	'Dark Man' 	"Tempus Fugit" (S4E17), "Max" (S4E18)	1997
The X-Files - Season 4 	Greg Michaels	Scott Garrett / 'Mustache Man'	"Tempus Fugit" (S4E17), "Max" (S4E18)	1997
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	 	'Tourist'/Hitman 	"Strip Maul" (S13E09) 	2012
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
(Judge Dredd) - Lawgiver II

The Lawgiver II is the primary weapon carried by the Judges in the 1995 film Judge Dredd. According to an article from Beretta World, this handgun was in reality a 9mm Beretta 92FS handgun with the futuristic casing built around it. In the film, the gun is stated to have a 25-round magazine with "programmed mission-variable ammunition", the capabilities of which include rapid-fire, armor-piercing, grenade launcher, signal flare launcher, and a special high-powered dual round known as the "double-whammy". It also has a security feature which allows only a Judge to operate the gun. 
There were 6 practical-firing Lawgivers, all with slight variations in their casings. There were 2 sfx "Double Whammy" Lawgivers designated as H1 and H2. Both guns had motorized barrels which were servo operated by radio control by off-stage technicians. Sensors built into the front and rear of the Beretta's external magazine well caused the lit casing elements to operate. By releasing the rear sensor and squeezing the front the side elements go out and the red elements on each side of the casing come on...signal flare, rapid fire etc. None of the practical live fire Lawgivers had the Double Whammy rubber scope with glass lens. 
The base firearms were later recycled for the modified handguns used in the 2002 film Blade II (the pistol retained the same magazine butt-plate from the previous build). 
The Lawgiver II has been used in the following:
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character	Note	Date
Judge Dredd 	Sylvester Stallone	Dredd 	 	1995
Judge Dredd 	Diane Lane 	Hershey 	 	1995
Judge Dredd 	Armand Assante 	Rico 	 	1995
Ready Player One	Olivia Cooke 	Art3mis 	 	2018
==See Also==
*(Dredd) - Lawgiver Mk. II - The Lawgiver as it appeared in the 2012 film adaption
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Category:Pistol
Category:Fictional Firearm
(Red Heat) - Podbyrin 9.2 mm Pistol

The "Podbyrin 9.2 mm" is a fictional Russian handgun constructed for the 1988 film Red Heat. This pistol was an IMI Desert Eagle Mark I fitted with a custom barrel and other completely custom elements, put together to somewhat rememble an oversized handgun of Soviet origin. 
Director Walter Hill wanted a "P38 but bigger and meaner. A P38 on Steroids", so movie armorer Tim LaFrance built three guns he named "The Hollywood Eagle". He used the Desert Eagle .357 Mk I pistols as a base and had to modify the entire profile to resemble a large Walther P38. According to LaFrance, the most difficult part of the blank adaption conversion was the gas porting.
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
Red Heat	Arnold Schwarzenegger	Ivan Danko 	 	1988
Red Heat	Peter Boyle 	Lou Donnelly	 	1988
 
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
(Red Scorpion) - Russian Assault Rifle

The large assault rifle used prominently in the 1989 movie Red Scorpion by Nikolai Rachenko (Dolph Lundgren) is an FN FAL/Vektor R1 mocked up to resemble a fictitious experimental Soviet assault rifle. The FN FAL used in the movie has been modified with twin barrels, a custom stock, the pistol grip from a Vektor SS-77 general purpose machine gun, an enlarged magazine/foregrip and a Lewis gun's drum magazine mounted on top. Upon closer inspection only the lower barrel can actually be seen firing; presumably this is because building a weapon that could fire from two barrels and fed from different magazines would be a far more difficult modification, and the discrepancy isn't that noticeable on-screen. The rifle may have been inspired by the 1956 Winchester SALVO rifle, an experiemental double-barreled side-by-side FN FAL chambered in .22 caliber.
IMFDB formerly incorrectly claimed that the weapon is a mockup of the AO-63, a Soviet double-barreled AK-pattern rifle (see talk page for more info). This claim is false (and had unfortunately created a persistent rumor on the internet); there is no evidence inside the movie or from the movie's production that suggests that it was intended to be a mockup of the AO-63, and the AO-63 itself only became publicly known relatively recently, even within Russia. There is no way that the producers of Red Scorpion from 1989 could have learned about the existence of the AO-63, an obscure Russian prototype weapon that was probably only known by its designers in the 80s.
===Film===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
Red Scorpion	Dolph Lundgren 	Nikolai Rachenko	 	1989
Red Scorpion	Carmen Argenziano	Colonel Zayas 	 	1989
Category:Gun
Category:Rifle
Category:Assault Rifle
Category:Fictional Firearm
(Serenity) - Mal's Gun (dressed up Taurus Model 85)

==Info==
The signature pistol of Captain Malcolm Reynolds (Nathan Fillion) is a Taurus Model 85 revolver completely covered by a brass casting which makes it look like an semi-auto handgun. The look of the weapon is based on the Volcanic Repeaters used in the Civil War (pictured below) as explained by Firefly creator Joss Whedon in the visual companion. In the Firefly universe, the gun is a "Moses Brothers Self-Defense Engine Frontier Model B".
The same prop gun was used for the feature Serenity, but given to a new prop house who made the magazine straight on the bottom, bulked up the right side plate, and added a spring loaded rear sight.
=== Film ===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Notation	Date
Serenity	Nathan Fillion	Malcolm Reynolds	 	2005
=== Television ===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Notation	Date
Firefly	Nathan Fillion	Malcolm Reynolds	 	2002-2003
Castle 	Nathan Fillion	Richard Castle 	 	2009
===Video Games===
Game Title 	Appears as 	Mods	Notation	Release Date
Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades	"Frontier Model B"	 	 	2016
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
(Serenity) - Mateba (dressed up Mateba Model 6 Unica)

== Mateba ==
A visually modified Mateba Model 6 Unica revolver is used for the movies Serenity and Gamer.
The "Serenity Mateba" gun has appeared in the following:
===Film===
Title 	Actor 	Character	Note	Date
Gamer 	Gerard Butler	Kable 	. 	2009
Serenity	 	various 	. 	2005
Category:Gun
Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
Category:Revolver
(Stargate: Atlantis) - Particle Magnum

In the television series spin-off Stargate: Atlantis, the Particle Magnum appears to be a heavily dressed up revolver, mostly seen used by Ronon Dex (Jason Momoa). In the story it fires like a phaser, stun and kill with an extra option to blow a huge hole into things. Apparently in the story, the color of the gun changes according to whichever setting. A reddish orange for kill setting or "blow a nasty hole in the wall" setting and white for stun. There is also ammo for this weapon since in scenes where scenes of Ronon reloading his weapon and energy actually drained.
The "Particle Magnum" has appeared in the following:
==Television==
* Jason Momoa as Ronon Dex in Stargate: Atlantis (Series Wide)
* Joe Flanigan as Lt. Colonel John Sheppard in Stargate: Atlantis (Occasionally borrowed from Ronon)
* Jill Wagner as Larrin in Stargate: Atlantis (Season 4, Episode 5) "Travelers"
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
Category:Revolver
(Stargate: Atlantis) - Ronon's Pistol

#REDIRECT (Stargate: Atlantis) - Particle Magnum
In the television series spin-off Stargate: Atlantis, Ronon uses what looked like a heavily dressed up revolver. In the story it fires like a phaser, stun and kill with an extra option to blow a huge hole into things. Apparently in the story, the color of the gun changes according to whichever setting. A reddish orange for kill setting or "blow a nasty hole in the wall" setting and white for stun. There is also ammo for this weapon since in scenes where scenes of Ronon reloading his weapon and energy actually drained.
The "Stargate: Atlantis Ronon's Pistol" has appeared in the following:
==Television==
* Jason Momoa as Ronon Dex in Stargate: Atlantis (Series Wide)
* Joe Flanigan as Lt. Colonel John Sheppard in Stargate: Atlantis (Occasionally borrowed from Ronon)
* Jill Wagner as Larrin in Stargate: Atlantis (Season 4, Episode 5) "Travelers"
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
Category:Revolver
(Starship Troopers 3) - Morita Mk III

The Morita Mk III seen in the film Starship Troopers 3: Marauder is the next generation rifle of the series of fictional weapons first created for the movie Starship Troopers.
The Mk III bears a passing resemblance to the Objective Individual Combat Weapon, complete with "over-slung" grenade launcher and a long scope that ends in a flashlight. The weapon itself is actually a Vektor R5 assault rifle, a South African variant of the Galil assault rifle, housed in a very bulky looking gun mold. An additional variant lacks the rifle stock.
This weapon is used by the following actors in the film:
Actor 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
Casper Van Dien	Johnny Rico 	Starship Troopers 3: Marauder	 	2008
Boris Kodjoe 	Dix Hauser 	Starship Troopers 3: Marauder	 	2008
Jolene Blalock 	Lola Beck 	Starship Troopers 3: Marauder	lacks stock	2008
Various Actors 	Mobile Infantry troops	Starship Troopers 3: Marauder	 	2008
 
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Rifle
Category:Sniper Rifle
Category:Battle Rifle
(Terminator 2: Judgment Day) - Endo Battle Rifle

A fictional plasma weapon with a unique bullpup layout that is seen being used by Terminators in the future scenes of the films Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Terminator: Dark Fate and also some episodes of Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles. This weapon was built on the Calico M960 9mm submachine gun.
The Endo Battle Rifle has appeared in the following:
=== Film ===
Title 	Actor	Character 	Notation	Date
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	 	T-800 Terminators 	 	1991
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	 	Resistance fighters	 	1991
Terminator: Dark Fate 	 	T-800 Terminators 	 	2019
=== Television ===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Notation 	Date
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Brian Austin Green	Derek Reese 	"Dungeons & Dragons" (S1E06) 	2008
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Jonathan Jackson 	Kyle Reese 	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Jonathan Sadowski 	Sayles 	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Stephanie Jacobsen	Jesse Flores 	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Erin Fleming 	Goodnow 	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Theo Rossi 	Dietze 	"Today Is the Day: Part 1" (S2E18)	2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	Brendan Hines 	Andy Goode/Billy Wisher	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	 	Terminators 	 	2008-2009
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	 	Resistance fighters 	 	2008-2009
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Category:Rifle
Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Assault Rifle
(The 6th Day) - "Foosh" Gun

In the film The 6th Day, this futuristic handgun is labeled the "Foosh" gun and is the only one used in the film. It appears to be a form of directed-energy weapon. 
The "Foosh" Gun has appeared in the following:
===Film===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
The 6th Day	Arnold Schwarzenegger	Adam Gibson 	. 	2000
The 6th Day	Michael Rooker 	Marshall 	. 	2000
The 6th Day	Tony Goldwyn 	Michael Drucker	. 	2000
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Pistol
(The Adventures of Pluto Nash) - Pulse Pistol

thumb|right|500px|Pluto Nash's Red Pulse pistol - a modified Beretta 92F with pearlite Grips - 9mm
thumb|right|500px|Pluto Nash's Red Pulse pistol - a modified Beretta 92F with pearlite Grips - 9mm
thumb|right|500px|Pluto Nash's Red Pulse pistol (modified Beretta 92F) has an unusual ported tip to the barrel extension that has three equidistant holes that create this intriguing flash when the pistol is fired - 9mm
The Pulse Pistol is a primary handgun used throughout the film The Adventures of Pluto Nash. The weapon is a highly modified Beretta 92F encased in a clever shell that disguises the general shape of the pistol. For the most part, the sci-fi elements are all attached to the slide and the pistol grip is unchanged, except for some modification to the trigger guard to make it more 'unidentifiable'.
The Pulse Pistol has been used in the following:
==Film==
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|The Adventures of Pluto Nash || Eddie Murphy || Pluto Nash || || 2002
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Category: Pistol
Category: Fictional Firearm
(The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) - THRUSH Carbine

The THRUSH Carbine was a modified M1 Carbine created for the television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E., primarly seen in the hands of enemy THRUSH agents. The second episode of the series had THRUSH agents using real M3 Carbines, which the THRUSH Carbine appears to be based on, with a replica IR scope, custom stock, and duckbill flash hider. 
==Television==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note 	Date
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	 	THRUSH agents 	 	1964 - 1968
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	David McCallum 	Illya Kuryakin	"The Four Step Affair" (S01E21) 	1965
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	Alfred Ryder 	Corio 	"The See-Paris-And-Die Affair" (S01E22)	1965
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	John Stephenson	Varner 	"The Never-Never Affair" (S01E25) 	1965
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Category:Rifle
Category:Carbine
Category:Fictional Firearm
(The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) - UNCLE Custom Pistol

The customized pistol is the primary weapon used by the U.N.C.L.E. operatives in the 1960's television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. that starred Robert Vaughn and David McCallum. The first version of the weapon was built off a 1934 Mauser Pocket Pistol, but the Mauser was too small for the extra accessories, and the .32 ACP blanks didn't cycle reliably, and thus was only used for one episode. The second, and most famous version, was a modified Walther P38 with a shortened barrel and a threaded muzzle. A number of accessories were built for the pistols by studio armorers including a shoulder stock, (non-functional) sight mount, extended magazine, silencer and barrel extension. A third version, built off of a Heckler & Koch P7M8, was introduced in the 1983 reunion film, with similar attachments. Yet another version, built off of a Walther GSP, was introduced in the 2015 feature film. 
The P38-based version was also well-known a generation later as the alternate form of the Decepticon leader Megatron in the animated series and toy line Transformers. Originating in Takara's "Microman" toy line as the "MC-12 Gun Robo," the toy is a reasonably faithful replica of the P-38 special including the stock, barrel extension and scope accessories.
These faithful replicas of the originals were made by TheUncleGun.com
The UNCLE Special has appeared in the following:
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note 	Date
The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair	Robert Vaughn 	Napoleon Solo 	based on Heckler & Koch P7M8	1983
The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair	David McCallum	Illya Kuryakin	based on Heckler & Koch P7M8	1983
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. 	Armie Hammer 	Illya Kuryakin	based on Walther GSP 	2015
==Television==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note 	Date
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	Robert Vaughn 	Napoleon Solo 	"The Iowa-Scuba Affair" (S01E02), based on 1934 Mauser Pocket Pistol	1964
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	Robert Vaughn 	Napoleon Solo 	based on Walther P38 	1964-1968
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	David McCallum	Illya Kuryakin	based on Walther P38 	1964-1968
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Category:Pistol
Category:Fictional Firearm
(The Matrix) - Mouse's Shotguns

== Mouse's Shotguns ==
In the 1999 film The Matrix, Mouse (Matt Doran) wields a pair of massive weapons fitted with rotary cylinders during a shootout with troopers. These weapons were custom-built cam-operated electric driven automatic 12 gauge shotguns with 25-shell cylinders and a fire rate of 900 rounds per minute. They were crafted by John Bowring, lead armorer of the film. As an inside joke, Bowring named the guns "Andy" (serial no. A1169 - Leet Leetspeak for Andy) and "Larry" (serial no. L2779 - Leet Leetspeak for Larry) after the Wachowskis, the writers and directors of the film. It can be assumed in the movie world, Mouse designed these shotguns for himself like he designed the "Woman in the Red Dress".
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character	Note 	Date
The Matrix	Matt Doran	Mouse 	dual-wielded	1999
 
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Shotgun
(The Terminator) - General Dynamics RBS-80

The heavy future gun from the first Terminator returns very briefly, seen used to blow up a machine. It looks like it is built from a British Vickers gun (As a toggle lock is seen at one point in T1) or the Colt variant of the Browning M1917 machine gun hence the spade grips.
===Film===
Film 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
The Terminator	Franco Columbu	Future Terminator 	 	1984
The Terminator	 	Resistance fighters	 	1984
Category:Gun
Category:Machine Gun
Category:Fictional Firearm
(Timecop) - Timecop Beretta

The "Timecop Beretta" is the futuristic handgun first used in the 1994 film Timecop as the sidearm carried by officers of the Time Enforcement Commission in the year 2004. The prop was composed of an custom shroud built around a Taurus PT99AF. This handgun was subsequently reused in television series filmed in British Columbia, Canada. This particular customized weapon was even more modified slightly at the front end for the film Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and this version was reused in the series Almost Human. 
The Timecop Beretta has been used in the following media:
==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note 	Date
Timecop 	Jean-Claude Van Damme	Max Walker 	. 	1994
Timecop 	Ron Silver 	Aaron McComb 	. 	1994
Timecop 	Gloria Reuben 	Sarah Fielding	. 	1994
Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.	David Hasselhoff 	Nick Fury 	slightly altered at the laser site	1998
==Television==
Show Title 	Actor 	Character	Note/Episode 	Air Date
Stargate: Atlantis 	. 	 	. 	.
Stargate SG-1 - Season 8	. 	 	. 	.
Viper 	. 	 	. 	.
Sliders 	. 	 	. 	.
Almost Human 	Tim Kelleher	Reinhardt	slightly altered at the laser site	2013
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Category:Fictional Firearm
(Van Helsing) - Custom Revolvers

== Custom Revolvers ==
In the film Van Helsing, Gabriel Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) uses two custom revolvers as his sidearms in the film. They appear to be completely fictional but bear resemblance to a Webley-Fosbery .455 "automatic" revolver. If anyone who worked on the film has information on these props, please share it. Like many props, it is assumed they are plastic shells covering Taurus Model 85 revolvers.
The "Van Helsing Custom Revolvers" has appeared in the following:
=== Films ===
* Hugh Jackman as Gabriel Van Helsing in Van Helsing (2004)
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Category:Fictional Firearm
Category:Revolver
(Wanted) - Rogue Assassin Sniper Rifle

==Fantasy Sniper Rifle==
In the film Wanted, this sniper rifle was used first by Cross and later by Wesley. The rifle is actually an Middle Eastern style jezail rifle distinguished by the decorations and the extremely curved butt stock. They are an antique rifle (early variants were smoothbore) usually fired from a rest since the barrels were made up to six feet long for distance and accuracy. The version in the film has a contemporary scope fitted with some sort of proprietary side-mount.
==Photos==
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Category:Rifle
Category:Sniper Rifle
Category:Fictional Firearm
008: Operation Exterminate

008: Operation Exterminate (1965, original title: A 008, operazione Sterminio) is an Italian spy movie directed by Umberto Lenzi. American agent MacDonald, agent 008 (Ingrid Schoeller) and British agent Frank Smith, agent 606 (Alberto Lupo) team up to find an anti-radar device, and it's inventor, who was abducted. The trail leads to Egypt, where Kemp (Ivano Staccioli, credited as John Heston), freelancing agent, prepares to use the device to turn the great powers against each other.
The following firearms can be seen in the film 008: Operation Exterminate:
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== Remington Double Derringer ==
Agent 008 (Ingrid Schoeller) carries a Remington Double Derringer throughout the movie. At one point she incorrectly states, that it uses "32 caliber Winchester supersonic" bullets.
thumb|300px|none|Remington Double Derringer - .41 R.F. Caliber
== S&W Model 10 ==
One of Kemp's agents kill a rival agent at the beginning of the movie with a Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver.
==Browning Hi-Power==
Frank Smith, several of Kemp's thugs and the Egyptian policemen have Browning Hi-Power pistols. Smith gives his pistol to 008, when they infiltrate Kemp's base, but they get captured. One of the thugs threatens Smith with throwing him into an oven, and to demonstrate it, he puts Smith's gun into the oven, where it melts. 
When the Smith's gun is put into the oven, one can see, that the gun is a plastic replica, instead of a real gun.
== Colt M1911A1 ==
Some of Kemp's thugs are armed with Colt M1911A1 pistols.
==Walther P38==
Some of Kemp's thugs are armed with Walther P38 pistols. Smith wrestles one away from one of the thugs, and kills him with it.
==Beretta M951==
When the egyptian police attacks Kemp’s base, one thug carries a Beretta M951 (most likely an egyptian copy, since the movie was shot in Egypt).
==Port Said SMG==
Some of Kemp’s thugs are armed with Port Said sub-machine guns (the movie was shot in Egypt). When 008 and Smith infiltrate Kemp’s base, Smith knocks out a guard and takes away his machine gun, however, because of a continuity mistake, it turns into a Sten Mk.II. when they enter the building. Later, when the egyptian police attacks Kemp’s base, the police lieutenant (Nando Angelini) also has a Port Said.
==Sten Mk.II.==
As a continuity mistake, Smith’s Port Said sub-machine gun turns into a Sten Mk.II. sub-machine gun, when he and 008 enter Kemp’s base. When they are captured, a thug takes away the Sten, but Smith manages to take it back, while the thug searches him. Another thug also uses a Sten, when Prof. Mainz (Domenico Ravenna) is abducted.
==Thompson M1A1==
Some of Kemp’s thugs carry Thompson M1A1 sub-machine guns.
thumb|none|400px|M1A1 Thompson - .45 ACP.
==Umbrella Gun==
Near the end of the movie, Kemp carries a sub-machine gun, disguised as an umbrella.
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