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Glenn Wrage

Glenn Wrage can be seen using the following guns in the following films: 
thumb|right|450px|Glenn Wrage (right) as Jack Ryder about to enter a duel in Razor Blade Smile.
== Film ==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note	Date
Flintlock Pistol	Jack Ryder	Razor Blade Smile 	 	1998
M1 Flamethrower 	Doyle 	Saving Private Ryan	 	1998
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Glisenti M1874

Glisenti M1874 (Italian service name was "Pistola a rotazione mod. 1874") is a Italian revolver. It was based on French Chamelot-Delvigne Model 1873 revolver and manufactured by Glisenti weapon factory until it was replaced with Bodeo M1889. A shorter version with folding trigger appeared in 1886.
==Specifications==
(1874 - ????)
* Type: Revolver
* Caliber: 10.35×20 mm
* Weight: 
* Length: 
* Barrel length: 
* Feed System: 6-round cylinder
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==Film==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
Zigmund Kolosovskiy 	Cheslav Sushkevich 	Andrzej Kresowicz 	 	1946
Maksimka 	Mikhail Astangov 	The captain of slave ship 	 	1953
Restless Youth (Trevozhnaya molodost) 	Grigoriy Gai 	Nikita Kolomeyets 	 	1955
Restless Youth (Trevozhnaya molodost) 	Nikolay Kryuchkov 	Timofey Sergushin 	 	1955
Restless Youth (Trevozhnaya molodost) 	Orest Kirst 	Kot'ka Grigorenko (when a kid) 	 	1955
Restless Youth (Trevozhnaya molodost) 	Nikolai Rybnikov 	Kot'ka Grigorenko (when a grownup) 	 	1955
The Green Wagon (Zelyonyy Furgon) 	Vladimir Kolokoltsev	Volodya Kozachenko 	 	1959
The Green Wagon (Zelyonyy Furgon) 	Vasili Vekshin 	"Krasavchick" 	 	1959
A Tale About Nipper-Pipper (Skazka o Malchishe-Kibalchishe)	Sergey Martinson 	Uncle 518 	 	1965
Murieta! 	 	Several deputies, bandits and civilians	 	1965
Yankee 	Philippe Leroy 	Yankee 	 	1966
Vabank 	Henryk Bista 	Jan Rożek 	 	1981
Vabank 	Zbigniew Geiger 	Stawiski 	 	1981
Vabank 	Leonard Pietraszak 	Gustaw Kramer 	 	1981
==Television==
Show Title 	Actor 	Character	Note 	Air Date
Heart of Bonivur (Serdtse Bonivura)	Ivan Pereverzev	Zhilin 	 	1969
Nestor Burma - Season 5 	 	 	Seen in weapons collection / "Poupée russe" (S5E5)	1998
Category:Gun
Category:Revolver
Glisenti Model 1910

=Specifications=
Country of Origin: Italy
Type: Pistol
Caliber: 9mm Glisenti 
Capacity: 7 rounds
Fire Modes: Semiautomatic
Production History: 1910 - 1934
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===Film===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note 	Date
The Four Days of Naples 	 	Resistance fighters, German officers	 	1962
The Shortest Day (Il giorno più corto)	 	Italian and Austro-Hugarian officers	Glisenti M1910 and Brixia M1912	1963
Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die 	Mike Connors 	Kelly 	 	1966
The Last Emperor 	 	Japanese adviser 	 	1987
Time to Kill (Tempo di uccidere) 	Nicolas Cage 	Lt. Enrico Silvestri 	 	1989
Senso '45 	 	An Italian Resistance fighter 	 	2002
The Silent Mountain 	Fritz Karl 	Fritz Weinberger 	 	2014
The Silent Mountain 	William Moseley	Andreas Gruber 	 	2014
===Television===
Show Title	Actor 	Character 	Note / Episode	Air Date
Mino 	Franco Trevisi	Tenente Rossi 	 	1986
Mino 	Guido Cella 	Giacomino "Mino" Rasi	 	1986
Mino 	Ray Lovelock 	Michele Rasi 	 	1986
Mino 	 	Italian officers 	 	1986
===Video Games===
Game Title 	Appears as 	Notation	Release Date
Battlefield: 1918	 	 	2004
Isonzo 	"Glisenti Modello 1910"	 	2022
Category:Gun
Category:Pistol
Glitch

Glitch is an Australian television supernatural drama that aired from 2015-2019 for 3 seasons. The series stars policeman Sergeant James Hayes (Patrick Brammall), as he investigates a group of people who suddenly return from their graves in perfect health in the fictional small town of Yoorana, Victoria.
The following lists the seasons of the series Glitch:
File:GlitchCover.jpg|Season 1 (2015)
File:GlitchSeason2Cover.jpg|Season 2 (2017)
File:GlitchSeason3Cover.jpg|Season 3 (2019)
Category:Disambiguation pages
Glitch - Season 1

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=Handguns=
==Glock 17==
Third generation Glock 17 pistols are carried and used both by protagonist James Hayes (Patrick Brammall), as well as fellow police officer Vic Eastley (Andrew McFarlane) throughout Season 1. James first uses it in "The Risen" (S01E01) when putting down a dog for a local resident. He later uses it again in "There Must Be Rules" (S01E06). Vic Eastley is primarily seen using his pistol in "The Impossible Triangle" (S01E05).
=Rifles=
==Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III== 
Russell (Greg Stone) plays with what is meant to be either a replica or deactivated Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III as part of his World War I collection in "The Impossible Triangle" (S1E05). A similar rifle, now with a scope, is seen in Charlie's World War I flashbacks later in the episode, being handled by George (Gabriel Carrubba).
=Machine Guns=
==Maxim MG 08==
The World War I collection in "The Impossible Triangle" (S1E05) also includes a Maxim MG08.
Category:Television
Category:Australian Produced/Filmed
Category:Mystery
Category:Drama
Glitch - Season 2

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=Handguns= 
==Glock 17== 
Glock 17s return, carried by police officers James Hayes (Patrick Brammall) and Chris Rennox (John Leary). They are used primarily in "The Letter" (S2E06). Additionally, toward the end of "The Letter", Phil Holden (Rob Collins) briefly gains control of James' pistol.
==Bruni GAP==
In "All Too Human" (S2E03), Sarah (Emily Barclay) steals what is meant to be another police Glock 17 from a safe. However, it actually appears to be a Bruni GAP blank-firing replica. She later uses it in "A Duty of Care" (S02E04), and again in "The Letter" (S02E06).
=Shotguns=
==Double-barreled Shotgun==
Charlie Thompson (Sean Keenan) has a flashback to his first death in "The Walking Wounded" (S02E05), where he commits suicide with a double barreled shotgun with exposed hammers.
Category:Television
Category:Australian Produced/Filmed
Category:Mystery
Category:Drama
Glock (Manufacturer)

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=About=
In 1963, Austrian Gaston Glock, the manager of a car radiator factory outside Vienna, founded a small metalshop business, run out of the garage next to his house. The quality of his shop's steel knife blades was sufficient to win him a supply contract with the Austrian Army, and, in 1980, he overheard from his contacts in the Austrian Ministry of Defense that the Army was seeking to replace the standard-issue Walther P38 with a more modern pistol, but Steyr's candidate (the Steyr GB) had failed to meet their requirements. Despite having little experience with firearms, and none at all manufacturing them, Glock gathered a group of military and manufacturing experts to design the specifications for an ideal modern pistol. His company became best known for its striker-fired, polymer-framed pistols.
Trivia: The company's first pistol, the Glock 17, was named as such because its design was Gaston Glock's 17th patent application. The fact that it holds 17 rounds in its magazine was a coincidence.
=Information=
Founded: 1963
Country: Austria
Products: Pistols
=Guns=
==Pistols==
Weapon 	Caliber 	Standard Capacity	Size 	Produced 	Image
Glock 17 	9x19mm 	17 	Standard 	1982-Present	
Glock 18 	9x19mm 	17 	Standard 	1986-Present	
Glock 20 	10mm Auto 	15 	Standard 	1991-Present	
Glock 21 	.45 ACP 	13 	Standard 	1991-Present	
Glock 22 	.40 S&W 	15 	Standard 	1990-Present	
Glock 31 	.357 SIG 	15 	Standard 	1998-Present	
Glock 37 	.45 G.A.P.	10 	Standard 	2003-Present	
Glock 47 	9x19mm 	17 	Standard 	2019-Present	
Glock 19 	9x19mm 	15 	Compact 	1988-Present	
Glock 19X	9x19mm 	17 	Compact 	2018-Present	
Glock 23 	.40 S&W 	13 	Compact 	1991-Present	
Glock 25 	.380 Auto 	15 	Compact 	1995-Present	
Glock 32 	.357 SIG 	13 	Compact 	1998-Present	
Glock 38 	.45 G.A.P.	8 	Compact 	2005-Present	
Glock 44 	.22 LR 	10 	Compact 	2019-Present	
Glock 45 	9x19mm 	17 	Compact 	2018-Present	
Glock 48 	9x19mm 	10 	Compact 	2019-Present	
Glock 26 	9x19mm 	10 	Subcompact 	1995-Present	
Glock 27 	.40 S&W 	9 	Subcompact 	1996-Present	
Glock 28 	.380 Auto 	10 	Subcompact 	1997-???? 	
Glock 29 	10mm Auto 	10 	Subcompact 	1997-Present	
Glock 30 	.45 ACP 	9 	Subcompact 	1997-Present	
Glock 33 	.357 SIG 	9 	Subcompact 	1998-Present	
Glock 39 	.45 G.A.P.	6 	Subcompact 	2005-Present	
Glock 36 	.45 ACP 	6 	Subcompact Slimline	2000-Present	
Glock 42 	.380 Auto 	6 	Subcompact Slimline	2014-Present	200px
Glock 43 	9x19mm 	6 	Subcompact Slimline	2015-Present	
Glock 43X	9x19mm 	10 	Subcompact Slimline	2019-Present	
Glock 17L	9x19mm 	17 	Long Slide 	1988-Present	
Glock 24 	.40 S&W 	15 	Long Slide 	1994-1999 	
Glock 40 	10mm Auto 	15 	Long Slide 	2015-Present	
Glock 34 	9x19mm 	17 	Competition 	1998-Present	
Glock 35 	.40 S&W 	15 	Competition 	1999-Present	
Glock 41 	.45 ACP 	13 	Competition 	2014-Present	
Category:Manufacturer
Gloria (1980)

Gloria is a 1980 drama starring Gena Rowlands as the title character, a former mob mistress who goes on the run after she takes in a young boy whose family was targeted by enforcers. The film was written and directed by Rowlands' husband John Cassavetes, who frequently collaborated with his wife on several films. A feature film remake directed by Sidney Lumet with Sharon Stone in the title role was released in 1999.
 
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== Smith & Wesson Model 60 ==
Gloria (Gena Rowlands) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 60 throughout the film.
 
== Smith & Wesson Model 27/28 N-frame ==
Gloria is seen taking what appears to be a blued Smith & Wesson Model 27 / 28 N-frame revolver off a mobster and holds it along with her S&W 60.
==Colt Detective Special==
Jack Dawn (Buck Henry) is seen holding a Colt Detective Special while in his apartment. Other mobsters are seen carrying the revolver as well.
==12 Gauge Double Barreled shotgun==
12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotguns are used by hitmen at the film's beginning.
== Star Model BM ==
Another mobster is seen with a Star Model BM pistol when confronted by Gloria in the restaurant.
 
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:Crime
Category:Thriller
Gloria (1999)

Gloria is a remake of the 1980 film of the same name that starred Gena Rowlands. The 1999 remake was directed by Sidney Lumet with Sharon Stone in the title role, a former mob mistress who goes on the run after she rescues a young boy whose family was targeted by mafia enforcers. The remake's cast included Mike Starr, Bobby Cannavale, Cathy Moriarty, and George C. Scott, in his final feature film role.
 
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==SIG-Sauer P230 pistol==
Gloria (Sharon Stone) disarms Terry (Barry McEvoy) of his SIG-Sauer P230 pistol. 
== Glock 19 pistol ==
Mafia killer Sean (Mike Starr) uses a suppressed Glock 19 pistol. Gloria (Sharon Stone) later seizes it and Sean attempts get it to back.
== Walther PPK pistol ==
Jack (Bobby Cannavale) is seen with a Walther PPK pistol, but without bullets in the magazine.
== Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolver ==
Jack (Bobby Cannavale) hands Angela (Sarita Choudhury) what appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolver, but she refuses to take it in hand. 
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:Crime
Category:Thriller
Category: Sidney Lumet
Gloria Hendry

Gloria Hendry (born March 3, 1949) is an American actress. Her most notable role is "Bond girl" Rosie Carver in Live and Let Die. She also appeared in several 1970s blaxploitation movies, including Black Caesar, Hell Up in Harlem and Black Belt Jones.
==Film==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose	Rosie Carver	Live and Let Die	 	1973
MAC-10 	Rosie Carver	Live and Let Die	On promotional photo only (?)	1973
Smith & Wesson Model 10 	Lynn Jackson	Savage Sisters 	 	1974
Thompson M1921AC 	Lynn Jackson	Savage Sisters 	 	1974
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Female
Gloria Reuben

== Film ==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note	Date
Glock 17 	Sarah Fielding	Timecop	 	1994
"Timecop Beretta"	Sarah Fielding	Timecop	 	1994
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note/Episode 	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 60	Det. Theresa Walker 	Homicide: Life on the Street	S03E12-14 	1995
SIG-Sauer P226 	FBI Agent Brooke Haslett 	Missing (2003) - Season 1 	 	2003
Glock 26 	FBI Special Agent Brooke Haslett	Missing (2003) - Season 1 	"White Whale" (S1E13) 	2003
Beretta 92F/FS 	FBI Special Agent Brooke Haslett	Missing (2003) - Season 1 	"These Dreams Before Me" (S1E18)	2003
Ruger GP100 	Adina Johnson 	Cloak & Dagger - Season 2 	"Two Player" (S2E08) 	2019
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Female
Glory

Glory is the 1989 American Civil War film that recounts the formation of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, the first all-black Union regiment to fight in the conflict. The film stars Matthew Broderick, Cary Elwes, Morgan Freeman, and Denzel Washington in his Oscar-winning role. Glory was directed by Edward Zwick, who went on to direct such war features as The Last Samurai, Courage Under Fire, Blood Diamond, and Defiance. 
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==Colt 1851 Navy==
The Colt 1851 Navy revolver is the sidearm carried by most of the Union officers in the film, notably Colonel Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick) and Major Cabot Forbes (Cary Elwes), who notably use them during the 54th's first engagement - The now dubbed "Battle of Grimball's Landing", in James Island, South Carolina on July 16, 1863. The overall loss of the 54th amounted to 43 casualties in total: 14 killed, 17 wounded, and 12 captured.
==Enfield Pattern 1853==
The reproduction Enfield Pattern 1853 rifle, made by EuroArms, London Armoury, is used by the men of the 54th in the film. Also seen used by Confederate Troops as well. Incorrectly, the rifle muskets are presented as having serial numbers, which original Enfields lacked. As well, the EuroArms reproduction Enfield is actually of a variant which was NOT brought into North America during the Civil War. Instead, it represents the variant which was used in the Snider conversion.
==Springfield Model 1842==
Some Springfield Model 1842 muskets are carried by Confederate and Union soldiers.
==Springfield Model 1861==
Confederate and Union soldiers are also armed with Springfield 1861 rifled muskets.
==M1841 Mississippi Rifle==
Various Confederate soldiers are seen with M1841 Mississippi Rifles.
Category:Movie
Category:War
Category:Drama
Category:Edward Zwick
Glyn Baker

Glyn Baker is a retired British actor and the son of the late Stanley Baker.
==Film==
Gun 	Character	Title 	Note 	Date
FN FAL 	Esposito 	The Wild Geese 	 	1978
Bren Gun	Esposito 	The Wild Geese 	 	1978
MAC-10 	Terrorist	The Final Option	Suppressed	1982
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Glynis Barber

===Television===
Gun 	Character 	5Title 	Note/Episode 	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 10snubnose	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	 	1985-86
Colt Python 	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	S02E04, S02E09, S03E02	1985-86
MAB Model A Type II 	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	S01E09, S03SE07 	1985-86
Colt MK IV Series 70 	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	S03E02 "Burning" 	1986
Beretta M12 	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	S02E02 "Wheelman" 	1985
Schermuly Training Grenade 	Det. Sgt. Makepeace	Dempsey and Makepeace	S02E02 "Wheelman" 	1985
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Female
Glynn Turman

==Film==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
Colt New Service 	Russell Stevens Sr.	Deep Cover 	 	1992
Smith & Wesson Model 10HB	Dr. Woodward 	Super 8 	 	2011
Heckler & Koch USP 	Detective Appleton 	John Dies at the End	airsoft	2012
Double Eagle M58B 	Detective Appleton 	John Dies at the End	 	2012
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
SIG-Sauer P229R 	James Pierce 	NCIS: Los Angeles - Season 4	"Out of the Past" (S4E05) 	2012
Pump action shotgun	Emmitt Little	Alcatraz 	"Clarence Montgomery" (S1E10)	2012
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==Beretta 92S==
Simon (Desmond Askew) finds a Beretta 92S with nickel finish and black grips in the glove box of the Ferrari. Marcus (Taye Diggs) also uses it.
==Colt Python==
===4" Barrel===
Victor Sr. (J.E. Freeman) is seen with a Colt Python with nickel finish and 4" barrel.
===2.5" Barrel===
A continuity error occurs when Victor Sr. gives Victor Jr. (Jimmy Shubert) a Colt Python with nickel finish and 2.5" barrel.
==Unidentified Pistol==
Todd Gaines (Timothy Olyphant) carries an unidentified pistol in the rave parking lot scene.
==Burke's Gun Collection==
Burke (William Fichtner) has a collection of lever-action rifles, pump shotguns and other long guns.
Category: Movie
Category: Comedy
Category: Crime
Category:Doug Liman
Go Tell the Spartans

Go Tell the Spartans is a 1978 American Vietnam War film directed by Ted Post (Magnum Force) and stars Burt Lancaster, Craig Wasson, and Marc Singer. Set during the United States' early involvement in the conflict, the film features Lancaster as Asa Barker, a grizzled US Army Major in charge of a small group of US Army advisers and local militia who has to juggle unreasonable army orders with local politics. Given only a limited release in 1978, it was overshadowed by two other Vietnam War films released in the same year, The Deer Hunter and Coming Home.
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=Handguns=
==M1911A1==
MAJ Barker (Burt Lancaster) and CPT Olivetti (Marc Singer) carry M1911A1s, but CPT Olivetti is the only one who draws his. 
==Colt Trooper Mk III==
Cowboy (Evan C. Kim) is armed with a Colt Trooper Mk III that he keeps in a shoulder holster. Since this film is set in 1964, this is an anachronism, since the Mk III series wasn't produced until 1969.
=Submachine Guns=
==M1928A1 Thompson==
2LT Raymond Hamilton (Joe Unger) and some of the South Vietnamese troops are armed with M1928A1 Thompson submachine guns.
==M3 Grease Gun==
MAJ Barker (Burt Lancaster) is armed with an M3 Grease Gun in the field.
=Shotguns=
==Winchester Model 1897==
Some of the militia members are armed with Winchester Model 1897 field guns.
==Double Barreled Shotgun==
One of the militia members is armed with a Double Barreled Shotgun.
==Unknown Pump Action shotgun==
A militia member is armed with an unknown pump action shotgun. It's not clear enough to determine the type.
=Rifles/Carbines=
==M1 Carbine==
Corporal Courcey (Craig Wasson), First Sergeant Oleonowski (Jonathan Goldsmith), Captain Olivetti (Marc Singer), Cowboy (Evan C. Kim), and various other advisors and their South Vietnamese allies are armed with M1 Carbines. 
==M1 Garand==
Some of the South Vietnamese troops are armed with M1 Garands.
==Gewehr 98==
The Old Man (James Hong) is first armed with a Gewehr 98. He presumably loses it when he's wounded while with Courcey's ambush patrol.
==Gewehr 1871/84==
The Old Man is later armed with a Gewehr 1871/84.
==Mosin Nagant 91/30==
In a continuity error, the Old Man is later seen with a Mosin Nagant 91/30.
==M1903 Springfield==
One of the militia members is armed with an M1903 Springfield rifle.
=Other=
==Browning Automatic Rifle==
Some of the South Vietnamese troops are armed with Browning Automatic Rifles.
==Browning M1919A4==
Browning M1919A4 machine guns are dropped in to help defend Muc Wa.
==Mk 2 Hand Grenade==
The American advisors and their allies are armed with Mk 2 Hand Grenades.
==M29 Mortar==
The defenders at Muc Wa are armed with M29 Mortars.
thumb|none|300px|M29 Mortar - 81mm
Category: Movie
Category: War
Category:Ted Post
Go and Don't Say Goodbye (Chod a nelúc sa)

Go and Don't Say Goodbye (Chod a nelúc sa) is a 1979 Slovak black-and-white war drama about partisan movement at end of WWII. Starring Milan Knazko, Stefan Kvietik, Eva Jakoubková and Bronislav Krizan.
The following guns were used in the film Go and Don't Say Goodbye (Chod a nelúc sa):
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== PPSh-41 ==
The partisans in the film are mostly use PPSh-41 submachine guns with drum magazines.
thumb|none|350px|Soviet PPSh-41 Submachine Gun - 7.62x25mm Tokarev
thumb|none|500px|Commander Ludovít Kukorelli (Milan Knazko) used a PPSh-41.
thumb|none|500px|Miro (Dusan Kaprálik) fire his submachine gun in a fight.
thumb|none|500px|Tugos (Bronislav Krizan) with his PPSh-41 during an attack.
== CZ 27 ==
The commanders of insurgents troops in the film use a Slovak Army service CZ 27 pistol.
thumb|none|300px|CZ 27 - .32 ACP
== VZ-24 Czech Mauser ==
The gendarmes and also Slovak insurgent soldiers are seen with VZ-24 Czech Mauser rifles. 
== ZB26 Machine Gun ==
The partisans also have a ZB26 machine gun from armament of the Slovak Army.
thumb|none|350px|ZB26 Light Machine Gun - 7.92x57mm
== Walther P38 ==
German officers mostly used Walther P38 pistols.
thumb|none|500px|none|Lieutenant Berger (Petr Svojtka) holds his pistol in hand.
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== MP38/40 ==
German soldiers and some partisans are armed with MP38s and MP40s.
thumb|none|400px|MP38 submachine gun - 9x19mm
== OSP-30 Flare Pistol ==
Commander deputy gives the signal to launch an attack with OSP-30 Flare Pistol.
== MG42 ==
German gunners prevents a trench with a MG42 machine gun.
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== ZB-53 / Vz.37 ==
German troopes are equipped with a ZB-53 / Vz.37 machine guns.
thumb|none|400px|ZB 53 / Vz.37 machine gun on tripod - 7.92x57mm Mauser
== RGD-33 stick grenade ==
The partisan with a bundle of RGD-33 stick grenades destroyed a German armored vehicle.
thumb|none|300px|RGD-33 high-explosive fragmentation stick grenade, shown with the diamond-patterned fragmentation sleeve.
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Category:Movie
Category:War
Category:B&W
Category:Slovak Produced/Filmed
Go for Broke!

Go for Broke! is a 1951 war movie written and directed by Robert Pirosh (Battleground) starring Van Johnson. The film focuses on the exploits of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and to a lesser extent, the 100th Infantry Battalion, which were both composed of Japanese-Americans in World War II. The 442nd would become one of the most decorated units in the United States Army, with twenty-one members being awarded the Medal of Honor. The title refers to the motto of the 442nd, of which many of the actors were veterans of, with the notable exception of Henry Nakamura. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story and Screenplay, but lost to eventual Best Picture winner An American in Paris. MGM failed to extend its copyright after 28 years, so the film is now in the public domain. 
The following guns were used in the film Go for Broke! (1951):
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=Allied Weapons=
==M1 Garand==
Most of the American soldiers in the film carry M1 Garands.
==M1 Carbine==
M1 Carbines are issued to officers like 2LT Grayson (Van Johnson) and Captain Solari (Dan Riss). SSG Ohhara (Henry Oyasato) gets one as well when he receives a field commission.
==Browning Automatic Rifle==
Chick (George Miki) is issued a Browning Automatic Rifle.
==Browning M1919A4==
A Browning M1919A4 is seen next to a dead soldier. T/Sgt Culley (Don Haggerty) tries to make use of it, but can't find any ammunition.
==M2 Mortar==
Tommy (Henry Nakamura) is forced to use an M2 Mortar on his own when the crew is knocked out. 
==Mk 2 hand grenade==
Various soldiers are seen with Mk 2 hand grenades.
==M1911==
An MP (Ray Hyke) is seen with a holstered M1911-type pistol. 
=Axis Weapons=
==MP40==
Some Germans are seen using MP40s.
==M55 Reising Submachine Gun==
A M55 Reising Submachine Gun is mocked up as an MP40 in one scene. 
==MG42==
Germans are seen using MG42s. Sam captures one and forces the remaining Germans to surrender.
==Gewehr 1898==
One German soldier is seen with an antiquated Mauser Gewehr 1898. 
==Luger P08==
Tommy (Henry Nakamura) takes a Luger P08 as a war trophy after he, Sam (Lane Nakano) and Masami (Harry Hamada) take out a German observation post.
==Gewehr 43==
A German soldier at the observation post uses a Gewehr 43. 
=Other=
An American M24 Chaffee helps the 442nd clear the way to the Lost Battalion.
Category: Movie
Category: War
Category: B&W