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Difference between revisions of "(Escape from L.A.) - Coreburner"

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This is the Assault Rifle used by [[Kurt Russell]] as Snake Plissken in [[Escape from LA]]. It is a [[M16 rifle series|LaFrance Specialties M16K]] with a Rubber, Plastic and Aluminum parts mounted to the outside. The weapon was supplied by Ellis Mercantile for the production after Stembridge Gun Rentals version based on the Rocky Mountain Patriot failed to work on Full Auto after one magazine.
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This is the Assault Rifle used by [[Kurt Russell]] as Snake Plissken in [[Escape from LA]]. It is a [[M16 rifle series|LaFrance Specialties M16K]] with Rubber, Plastic and Aluminum parts mounted to the outside. The weapon was supplied by Ellis Mercantile for the production after Stembridge Gun Rentals version based on the Rocky Mountain Patriot failed to work on Full Auto after one magazine.
  
 
NOTE: This weapon is also used by Olivier Gruner and numerous people trying to kill him in the film Automatic.
 
NOTE: This weapon is also used by Olivier Gruner and numerous people trying to kill him in the film Automatic.

Revision as of 16:04, 17 February 2010

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This is the Assault Rifle used by Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken in Escape from LA. It is a LaFrance Specialties M16K with Rubber, Plastic and Aluminum parts mounted to the outside. The weapon was supplied by Ellis Mercantile for the production after Stembridge Gun Rentals version based on the Rocky Mountain Patriot failed to work on Full Auto after one magazine.

NOTE: This weapon is also used by Olivier Gruner and numerous people trying to kill him in the film Automatic.


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