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Bangkok Dangerous
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The following guns are used in the film Bangkok Dangerous
MAC 11
Joe (Nicolas Cage) is seen briefly using a MAC-11 in the film while riding a motorcycle, shooting at a car.
Accuracy International L96A1
Joe (Nicolas Cage) is seen in the film trailer using an Accuracy International L96A1 rifle fitted with a Buschnell 3x9 scope.
The folding stock shown when Joe (Cage) removes it from the bag suggests that it may be a Remington 700 mounted on an AICS stock; as the L96A1 does not have a folding stock.
Glock 17 and Glock 17 Pro
Joe's (Nicolas Cage) main weapon is a Glock 17, also used by Kong (Chakrit Yamnam) in the near ending. Joe also uses the Glock 17 and Glock 17 Pro in the fight, holding them Akimbo. There's some continuity issues with his Glocks since at the beginning, we see that both of them have threaded barrels to accept suppressors, but other times, there aren't any.
Beretta 92FS
The Beretta 92FS is used by a target during the boat chase scene.
M16A2 Rifle
A Police sniper is seen using an M16A2 rifle fitted with a scope in the film trailer.
Colt M1911A1
Used by Surat's henchmen.
MP5
Unknown type since it was seen briefly, in the dark and only the front end was seen.
MP5K
Seen used by Surat's men when they raided Joe's place.
Judging from the fact that both the MP5 SMGs shown in those photos have foldable plastic/composite stocks it should only be fair to instead classify these firearms as MP5K PDWs?
AKMS
Police officers escort a criminal who is later sniped by Joe (Nicolas Cage). The one escorting the prisoner is carrying an underfolder AKMS variant.
Revolvers
A number of revolvers were seen during the parade by bodyguards. I think the one on the left is a colt python or Anaconda.
The men in the black uniforms with the army-officer-style hats are Thai Royal Police officers (standard police in Thailand, there is no real 'city' or 'town' police divisions). The men seen in the purple uniforms with baseball hats are either a special government detail (like SWAT) or hired guards, although in one scene two men in purple uniforms are standing/sitting next to a pintle-mounted M60 - not likely firepower for hired guards in Thailand, usually that type of firepower is reserved for the Thai Army and special ops units.
