Blue Caprice is a 2013 independent drama about the relationship between John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, who are today better known as perpetrators of the 2002 Beltway sniper attacks. The first feature film by director Alexandre Moors, the film focuses on the events leading up their cross country crime spree, which would eventually lead to sixteen dead and nine other wounded, and the twisted father-son relationship between the two shooters.
The following weapons were used in the film Blue Caprice:
Ray shows Lee and Ray his Bushmaster XM15, which is eventually used in the Beltway sniper attacks. This particular rifle, like the one John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo actually used, has an adjustable stock, 20-in barrel, railed handguard, bipod and holographic sight. The film takes some liberties with the origin of the rifle, however, implying that the gun is taken from Ray, when in fact it was stolen from a gun shop. The gun shop later had its FFL revoked by the ATF for poor security.