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== [[Mossberg 500]] Mariner == | == [[Mossberg 500]] Mariner == | ||
Fenster ([[Benicio Del Toro]]) briefly uses this shotgun during the "Finest Taxi Service" hold-up scene, opposite Hockney. | |||
[[Image:MossbergCompactCruiser.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Mossberg Compact Cruiser, of which the Mariner is a marinekote version.]] | |||
[[Image:USMossberg01.jpg|thumb|none|400px|Fenster vaguely threatening an overweight diamond smuggler with his shotgun.]] | |||
== [[Heckler & Koch MP5]]A3 == | == [[Heckler & Koch MP5]]A3 == |
Revision as of 02:07, 28 August 2008
The following guns were used in the above movie by the following actors
Steyr AUG A2
McManus (Stephen Baldwin) uses a Steyr AUG A2 with attached optics and bipod to assist Keaton (Gabriel Byrne) in killing several Hungarian sailors standing on the docks near a doomed vessel.
Unidentified Shotgun
Hockney (Kevin Pollack) uses this shotgun to threaten uniformed NYPD officers early in the film, and the gun is not seen again. It appears to be a break-action 12ga, sawed off at the stock and barrel with exposed hammers.
Colt Detective Special
McManus (Stephen Baldwin) being arrested by NYPD detectives wielding Colt Detective Specials during the film's intro. The entire montage of arrests is conducted with NYPD officers and detectives using Colt Detective Specials. It appears most police officers in the film are equipped with this small revolver.
Browning Hi-Power Mk. III
This gun is the unofficial star of The Usual Suspects. Nearly every handgun depicted in the film is either a Mk. III or original Browning Hi-Power. All of the main cast use one at some point in the film, though McManus (Stephen Baldwin) definitely has the most memorable scenes with it.
Mossberg 500 Mariner
Fenster (Benicio Del Toro) briefly uses this shotgun during the "Finest Taxi Service" hold-up scene, opposite Hockney.