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The Pop family watcher ([[Xiaolu Li]]) carries a nickel-plated Davis pocket pistol, either a P32 or P380, depending on the caliber. The P32 is chambered in .32 ACP while the P380 is chambered in .380, but are otherwise identical.
The Pop family watcher ([[Xiaolu Li]]) carries a nickel-plated Davis either P32 or P380 pocket pistol. The P32 is chambered in .32 ACP while the P380 is chambered in .380, but are otherwise identical.
Nick Gant (Chris Evans) keeps a pair of SIG-Sauer P228 pistols in his dresser drawer for protection. Cassie (Dakota Fanning) can be see using one of Nick's P228s, but doesn't fire it. Near the end of the film, Casie retrieves a pair of these pistols from Nick's apartment. In various scenes of the movie, Nick uses his mind to levitate ("move") his P228, and often fires the pistol using this method. In all of these scenes, the P228 is replaced by a CGI render that does not match the real gun very well (most notably, it has brown grips with a wood texture, unlike the real P228).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingSIG-Sauer P228 - 9x19mmError creating thumbnail: File missingNick Gant opens his dresser and glances at his two SIG-Sauer P228s after Division Agents come to his apartment to question him.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNick chambers one of his P228s as he prepares to leave, and then de-cocks the hammer. Note that it is possible to read "P228" on the grip.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNick points his P228 at Cassie after she appears at his door.Error creating thumbnail: File missingCassie wielding one of Nick's P228s at the stitcher's clinic.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNick holds his P228 and a captured Glock 17 behind his back, moments before he "moves" both pistols with his mind and holds them on Agents Henry Carver and Victor Budarin. In this shot, both pistols are hard rubber replicas cast from the real guns, since Nick is about to drop them.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNick "moves" his P228 so that it is being held on Agent Carver. The P228 in this scene is a CGI render that has brown grips, unlike the real P228. It's also too large in proportion to Djimon Hounsou's head.Error creating thumbnail: File missingNick takes cover from Victor with his P228 in hand.
Glock 17
2nd and 3rd Generation Glock 17s are seen throughout the movie, in the hands of both Division Agents and Chinese Pop family henchmen. After she is detained, Kira (Camilla Belle) takes Agent Mack's (Corey Stoll) Glock 17 off of him and fires it at Nick and Cassie when they meet her at the Pier. Later, when he confronts Agent Carver (Djimon Hounsou) in the restaurant, Nick uses this Glock, along with his P228 (although it's supposed to be the same one that Kira took from Agent Mack, it's clearly a 2nd Generation Glock 17, even though Kira was seen using a 3rd Gen model). During the shootout at the construction site, Nick takes another 2nd Generation Glock off one of the Pop's henchmen and uses it during the shootout.
In the scenes where the Glock 17 is "moved" by Nick and later by Agent Budarin (Neil Jackson), the gun is replaced by a CGI render which is not a very close match to the real gun (it has an accessory rail under the barrel, like a 3rd Gen Glock, but also has no finger grooves or thumb reliefs, like a 2nd Gen Glock).
The Division S.W.A.T. unit that arrests Nick's father in the beginning of the film uses Heckler & Koch MP5A3 submachine guns with Surefire foreends fitted with lime green laser sights, and some type of red-dot sight (possibly ACOG). Later in the film, at least one of the Pop family's henchmen also carries an MP5A3 in this configuration (minus the red-dot sight).
The Pop family watcher (Xiaolu Li) carries a nickel-plated Davis either P32 or P380 pocket pistol. The P32 is chambered in .32 ACP while the P380 is chambered in .380, but are otherwise identical.
When Hook Waters (Cliff Curtis) goes to retrieve the package, a member of the Pop family can be seen threatening him with a Beretta 92FS Inox, but doesn't fire it. During the Construction site shootout, Nick takes another Beretta Inox off of a dead henchman (along with a Glock 17), but doesn't use it.
During the shootout at the construction site, several full-size IMI Uzi submachine guns are used by the Pop family's henchmen. Kira grabs a dropped Uzi at one point in the shootout, but she never fires the weapon at any point in the movie (even though the trailer showed her firing it).
One of the Pop family bleeders can be seen loading a full-size Heckler & Koch USP before the final shootout. It's hard to tell, but it looks like at least one of the henchmen also carries a USP.
At least one of the Pop henchmen can be seen with a Skorpion SA Vz 61 machine pistol (with the top-folding stock removed) at the end of the movie. Kira then "pushes" him so he puts the Skorpion down, and then he gets drilled in the head by Agent Carver.
