Rumble in the Bronx: Difference between revisions
Rumble in the Bronx: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Rumble in the Bronx: Difference between revisions
Most of the bad guys in the movie is seen with [[Colt Double Eagle]]s in non firing scenes. Most, or all, of the Colt Double Eagles in the movie appears to be cheap soft air guns as they appear plastic, and because the hammers are unmovable and molded to the back of the slide. Maby early Marui Double Eagles.
Most of the bad guys in the movie is seen with [[Colt Double Eagle]]s in non firing scenes. Most, or all, of the Colt Double Eagles in the movie appears to be cheap soft air guns as they appear plastic, and because the hammers are unmovable and molded to the back of the slide. Maby early Marui Double Eagles.
Most of the bad guys in the movie is seen with Colt Double Eagles in non firing scenes. Most, or all, of the Colt Double Eagles in the movie appears to be cheap soft air guns as they appear plastic, and because the hammers are unmovable and molded to the back of the slide. Maby early Marui Double Eagles.
Usualy when the guns used by the bad guys are seen being fired they appear to be nickel or hard chromed Bernadelli PO-18Cs. Some cops are also seen using these guns.
A Smith & Wesson 439 is seen in the hand of one of the jamaicans early on in the movie, one also appears in a bag in their car. Ma Hon Keung (Jackie Chan) is seen holding a Smith & Wesson 439 taken from a thug, a couple of cops at the end of the movie also appear to be using Smith's.
A Colt Python is seen being used by a NYPD officer who arrests two of the syndicate members, including Jordan, after the initiall shootout. A Python is also seen pulled by an NYPD officer near the end of the movie.
Tony (Marc Akerstream) fires a nickel plated Umarex GPDA-9 into the air to stop the fight between Jackie and members of his street gang. Near the end of the movie, during the final chase, a NYPD detective is seen with a standard Umarex GPDA-9.
A custom machine pistol is carried by the mob thugs pursuing Hon. As this film was partially filmed in Canada, it's likely that these pistols are the exact same props seen in the film Timecop as well as several Canadian-filmed television series including Smallville, Viper and Cobra: The Series.
What appear to be Heckler & Koch MP5A3's are carried by law enforcement during the final chase. One MP5A3 is seen used by a syndicate member before he enters the hovercraft.
