National Security (Segurança Nacional)

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Segurança Nacional (2010)

National Security (original title Segurança Nacional - the movie had no official US release but aired in some festivals with the title National Security, not to be confused with the 2003 American film of the same name) is a 2010 Brazilian action movie directed by Roberto Carminati. After their route is disrupted, a drug cartel plans a series of terror attacks against the Brazilian government; a group of ABIN (Brazilian Intelligence Agency) agents is tasked with stopping them.

The production had support from the Brazilian government which provided real military equipment.

The following weapons were used in the film National Security:

Revolvers

Unknown Revolver

A snubnose revolver is seen on the opening scene.

The gun is seen resting on the table

The drug dealer points the weapon at Marcos

Pistols

Taurus PT 24/7 PRO

Daniel (Ailton Graça) uses what appears to be a Taurus PT 24/7 PRO during the airstrip scene.

Taurus PT 24/7 PRO - .40 S&W

Daniel stops the plane from taking off by shooting it's rotor. Note the CG muzzle flash

Daniel points the weapon at a suspect

The side of the weapon can be seen on this shot. It has an unusual marking in the middle of the slide (Possibly a property mark from some government agency; or it's a replica)

Taurus PT911

Senator Dauro (Gracindo Junior) draws a Taurus PT911 from a hidden compartment in his plane. Drug lord Hector Gasca (Joaquín Cosio) uses a PT911 during the final scene.

Stainless Taurus PT911 - 9x19mm

The senator readies the weapon; it's only briefly seen

Hector holds the pistol

Unknown pistol

A cartel gunman uses an unknown pistol. It looks like a Taurus PT 24/7 but lacks any markings and the pin on the rear of the slide. It might be a replica.

The weapon is seen up closse

The gunman fires. Note the CG muzzle flash coming from the slide

Shotguns

Benelli M3 Super 90

A policeman is seen with a Benelli M3 Super 90 during the airstrip scene. The weapon is the same lenght as the "shorty" versions of the M3; but with the folding stock and sights of the M3T

Benelli M3T Super 90 with top folding stock - 12 gauge

The policeman points the weapon at a suspect

Franchi SPAS 15

In a continuity error the weapon briefly turns into a SPAS 15.

Franchi SPAS-15 with solid folding stock and short barrel - 12 gauge

The muzzle of the SPAS 15 can be seen in this shot

Boito Pump

Hector Gasca gives a shotgun to his brother Paco. It appears to be a Brazilian made Boito Pump shotgun.

Boito Pump - 12 gauge

Paco holds the weapon; the pump handle is similar to the Boito

Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos Model 586P

In a continuity error Paco's shotgun turns into a CBC Model 586P during the air battle scene.

CBC Model 586P - 12 gauge

Paco handles the shotgun. Note the CBC pump handle and tube magazine cap.

Submachine Guns

Taurus M972

A cartel gunman is seen with a Taurus M972 submachinegun.

Taurus M972 - 9x19mm Parabellum

The gunman on the left holds the M972

Rifles

IMBEL M964

The Brazilian IMBEL M964 variant of the FN FAL is used by the cartel and the Brazilian military

FN FAL 50.00 - 7.62x51mm NATO

The gunman on the middle holds the M964

A M964 is seen resting on the bed of a truck next to a Browning M2. It might be supposed to be a backup weapon for the machinegunner.

Soldiers at the underground bunker are seen with M964 rifles

IMBEL M964 A1 ParaFAL

The IMBEL M964 A1 ParaFAL is used by the Brazilian Army during the opening raid.

IMBEL M964 A1 MD-1 ParaFAL - 7.62x51mm NATO

A soldier holds a ParaFAL during the title sequence

A soldier readies himself to ambush the cartel members. The patch indicates he is from the Mountain Infantry Batallion (Although the scene takes place in a jungle).

IMBEL MD-97

Paco Gasca (Javier Robles) uses a IMBEL MD-97 during the air battle scene. He fires it throught a fireport in the plane's window. A policeman is seen with a MD-97 during the airstrip scene.

IMBEL MD-97 LC - 5.56x45mm

Paco cocks the weapon

Paco fires at the Super Tucano

The fireport can be seen in this shot. This would probably compromise the structural integrity of the window and cause the plane to lose pressure (It's worth noting that in other shots the plane is shown flying above the clouds)

The policeman on the left has an MD-97 with rails)

M16A2

Cartel gunmen use M16A2 rifles during the opening sequence. Paco uses a scoped M16A2 with two magazines taped together 'jungle style'.

M16A2 - 5.56x45mm

The gunman frisks Marcos; note the M16A2 slung behind his back

The gunman on the right holds an M16

A gunman fires the M16A2 at Brazilian soldiers; another one is shot and falls to the ground still holding the weapon

Paco aims the weapon at his target

Heckler & Koch G3 variant

A cartel gunman uses a unknown G3 style rifle in the opening scene.

The gunman on the left holds what looks like a G3

The gunman surrenders and drops the rifle

Machineguns

FN MAG

The FN MAG is used by the Brazilian Army.

FN MAG-58 - 7.62x51mm NATO.

A FN MAG is seen mounted on a patrol boat during the title sequence

Browning M2

The Browning M2 is used by the Brazilian army.

Browning M2HB on M3 tripod - .50 BMG.

A Browning M2 is seen on one of the trucks that escort the presidential car

An aircraft version of the weapon is seen on a Super Tucano fighter during the air battle scene.

Browning M2 Aircraft, Fixed - .50 BMG.

The Super Tucano pursues Paco's plane; the M2 can be seen mounted on the wing

Launchers

Unknown Grenade Launcher

Paco uses an unknown grenade launcher; it looks like some kind of 37mm less-lethal launcher

Paco aims the launcher

Paco opens the empty launcher; he closes it afterwards without inserting a round.