Sahara (1995)

In this remake of a 1943 classic starring James Belushi the following guns were used.

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Thompson M1928

Thompson is used by the Allied troops.

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Sergeant Gunn (James Belushi) fires "Tommy Gun" at German troops

Browning M1919

Unmounted from the tank Browning M1919 contributes a lot in the fight against the Germans. While, mostly used by Tambul (Robert Wisdom), it is later picked by Sgt. Gunn.

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Stg. Gunn takes over Browning M1919 to hold off the Germans

Bren LMG

British Allies have a number of BRENs used consequently by different soldiers.

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Casey fires BREN.

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Bates with BREN.

Gewehr 43

While Gewehr 43 is not really used in the movie, at least one of the soldiers is carrying it. The appearance of this gun is an anachronism: action takes place in 1942, while Gewehr was not manufactured until 1943 (no brainer).

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Soldier on the very right can be seen carrying Gewehr 43

MP40

Many German soldiers carry MP40. Some are later collected by the Allies to replenish their firepower.

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German soldier shoots MP-40 shortly before being blown away by the artillery shell.

MG 42

Germans have few MG-42s. One is later unmounted from the half-track by the Allies and used against Germans.

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Captain Halliday (Jerome Ehlers) repels assaulting Germans with MG-42.

Luger P08

Sidearm of the German pilot gunned down by Sgt. Gunn.

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German pilot orders Allies to surrender, despite being significantly outnumbered and overpowered.

Walther P38

Sidearm of the German commanding officer, which he uses to execute the soldier who gave up Gunn information about the German forces. Later, LaRoux takes it away after stabbing the officer and shoots German soldier who accompanied the officer to the negotiations.

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German commanding officer executes the proclaimed traitor