Grosse Pointe Blank

Cinema poster

Country	United States
Directed by	George Armitage
Release Date	1997
Language	English
Studio	Hollywood Pictures
Distributor	Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Martin Q. Blank	John Cusack
Debi Newberry	Minnie Driver
Dr. Oatman	Alan Arkin
Marcella	Joan Cusack
Grocer	Dan Aykroyd
Steven Lardner	Hank Azaria
Kenneth McCullers	K. Todd Freeman
Felix La PuBelle	Benny Urquidez
Mr. Bart Newberry	Mitchell Ryan
Terry Rostand	Steve Pink

The following weapons were used in the film Grosse Pointe Blank:

Pistols

Glock 17

The pistol of choice for hitman Martin Blank (John Cusack) is a Glock 17. Martin also dual-wields his Glock 17s, most notably during the convenience store shootout and final gunfight. One of Martin's old high school classmates, security guard Terry Rostand (Steve Pink) shows his Glock off to Martin briefly to impress him. NSA agents Steven Lardner (Hank Azaria) and Kenneth McCullers (K. Todd Freeman) also use Glock 17s. (Actually they are Glock 19s with Glock 17 magazines in them. The space between the end of the grip and beginning of the 17 round Glock 17 magazine base plate is visible.)

Glock 17 - 9mm (2nd generation).

Martin bursts into a Miami hotel room during a hit.

Martin assures one of his victims that the hit is not personal.

Martin reloads one of his Glocks in the convenience store.

Martin waits for his attacker to show himself.

Martin brandishes his Glocks akimbo.

Terry shows Martin his own Glock.

One of Grocer's thugs (Bobby Bass) with a Glock.

Martin hides in a corner with his Glocks.

An extended magazine is seen in Martin's Glock.

Lardner and McCullers enter, firing Glocks... with their eyes closed.

One of Martin's Glocks locks back empty.

Glock 19

A bodyguard during the opening hit in the film carries a Glock 19.

Glock 19 (2nd Generation) - 9x19mm

A bodyguard with his Glock drawn.

Beretta 92

In the cover art above, Martin appears to be holding some variant of a Beretta 92 (or possibly a Taurus PT92) behind his back.

Colt Mustang

Blank's rival hitman Grocer (Dan Aykroyd) fires two Colt Mustangs akimbo during the final shootout. The advantage of using such small pistols is that it allows him to carry eight to ten at once, since he prefers to toss away his empties and draw fresh ones instead of reloading.

Colt Mustang .380 ACP

Grocer fires his Mustangs at Lardner and McCullers, gleefully forgetting that they are technically on his side.

Grocer takes cover, holding his fifth or sixth Mustang at the ready.

Desert Eagle

One of the guns inside Martin Blank's (John Cusack) weapons case is a Desert Eagle, which he briefly uses during the final shootout.

Desert Eagle - .50 AE

Martin opens his case to reveal a Desert Eagle among other weapons.

Martin fires the Desert Eagle at Grocer's men.

Ruger KP94

Martin Blank (John Cusack) gives Debi Newberry (Minnie Driver) a customized .40 S&W Ruger KP94 to defend herself and her father Bart (Mitchell Ryan) during the final shootout after she asks him how to make it work.

Ruger KP94DC - 9x19mm

Martin chambers a round for Debi.

Martin leaves Debi with the pistol.

Debi looks up in shock after firing at the door.

Smith & Wesson Model 629 Performance Center

Blank's rival hitman Grocer (Dan Aykroyd) fires two customized Smith & Wesson Model 629 Performance Center revolvers during the opening hit, while dressed as a doorman. Interestingly, Grocer fires approximately 27 rounds without reloading, obviously far more shots than both pistols can hold together.