Strange Days

Strange Days is the 1995 science-fiction thriller set on the eve of the 21st century. The film stars Ralph Fiennes as a former cop who uncovers a possible murder conspiracy while illegally dealing in the ultimate sensory experience. The film was directed by Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) from a screenplay by James Cameron (Avatar).

The following guns were used in the movie Strange Days:

Strange Days (1995)

Colt Python

A Colt Python can be seen in in the hands of some thieves during the opening robbery.

A 6 inches Colt Python

A robber brandishing the Colt Python.

A robber brandishing the Colt Python.

A robber brandishing the Colt Python.

Heckler & Koch MP5A3

A shop owner seen on the streets of Hollywood Boulevard brandishes what a Heckler & Koch MP5A3.

Heckler & Koch MP5A3

A shop owner on the left brandishes the MP5A3.

Beretta 92FS

What appears to be a Beretta 92FS can be seen first in the hands of one of the thieves during the opening robbery. Joey Corto (Nicky Katt) also pulls a Beretta, but gets it taken away by Mace.

Beretta 92FS 9mm

Joey Corto (Nicky Katt) pulls the Beretta on Mace.

Mace holds the Beretta.

Beretta Inox

The Beretta Inox can be seen in the hands of some police officers in the final scenes. Officers Steckler and Engleman are both seen holding one as well.

Beretta Inox 9mm

A police officer draws the Beretta Inox during the final standoff.

A police officer holds the Beretta Inox.

Glock 23

A Glock 23, probably a 2nd generation, is the gun carried by Lenny Nero (Ralph Fiennes). The gun is identified as a Glock 23 by Max Peltier (Tom Sizemore) in the final scenes.

Glock 23 .40S&W

Nero with the Glock 23.

Nero with the Glock 23.

Glock 17

Lenny Nero picks up a Glock 17 from under his bed after he finds out his home was broken into.

Lenny reaches for his Glock under the bed. Definitely a Generation 2, but a strange floorplate.

Lenny realizes there's something wrong with his Glock 17.

Magazine for the Glock. Appears to be a 17-round magazine with a 9mm round.

Mossberg 500 Mariner

The Mossberg 500A Mariner fitted with a pistol grip and an extended magazine barrel can be briefly seen in the hands of Mace when she uses it to pop the trunk of the car.

Mossberg 500A Mariner

Mace retrieving the Mariner

Mace retrieving the Mariner

Mace prepares to escape the car by firing the Mariner.

M16

M16 rifles can be seen in the hands of soldiers throughout the movie.

M16 A1

Soldiers brandishing the M16

Soldiers brandishing the M16

Soldiers brandishing the M16

SIG-Sauer P226

Loretta "Mace" Mason (Angela Bassett) can be seen pulling a SIG-Sauer P226 when she and Lenny are trapped in their limo by Steckler.

SIG-Sauer P226 9mm

Loretta "Mace" Mason (Angela Bassett) opens her sunvisor to get another mag for her SIG-Sauer P226.

Mace holds the P226 in the limo.

Smith & Wesson 4506

The 4506, probably a 1st generation, is the gun carried by Engelman (William Fichtner). However, in the final scenes it seems that his gun was switched for a Smith & Wesson 5906. For the gun is picked up by Mace, this would seem a wise choice, since the 4506 would look way too big in Mace's hands. However, in the screenshot where Mace picks up the S&W, it seems to be a different model. Not sure which one.

It is still a 4506 but the bulges are on the side with the squared trigger model, even though it isn't a double stack.

Early model Smith & Wesson 4506 - .45 ACP. This was an actual screen used pistol that was used by Ving Rhames and Bruce Willis in Pulp Fiction

Engelman threatening Mace with the 4506

Mace threatening Steckler with the 4506

OA-93

The OA-93 is used by Engelman (William Fichtner) when he and Steckler (Vincent D'Onofrio) chase Nero (Ralph Fiennes) and Mace.

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Olympic Arms OA-93

Engelman aiming the OA-93

Engelman firing the OA-93

Engelman brandishing the OA-93

Engelman reloading the OA-93

Engelman brandishing the OA-93

Browning M2

A Browning M2 Machine Gun can be briefly seen in the final scenes of the movies.

Browning M2

M1911A1

Max Peltier (Tom Sizemore) uses an M1911A1 in the final scenes of the movie. The same gun can be seen in the hands of a police officer.

Colt M1911A1 Pistol - .45 ACP

Smith & Wesson 459

The Smith & Wesson 459 is the onduty sidearm carried by Officer Ray Steckler (Vincent D'Onofrio). A police officer also pulls a 459 during the final standoff.

Smith & Wesson 459

Officer Ray Steckler (Vincent D'Onofrio) employs the Harries technique as he draws his S&W.

Steckler pulls the S&W.

Steckler fires his S&W.

An officer pulls a S&W 459.

In a continuity error, Mace picks up a Smith & Wesson 459 with a rounded trigger guard after fighting with Steckler. A police officer also pulls a 439 during the final standoff.

Mace picks up what appears to be a 459 instead of the Engleman's 4506.

Note how it no longer has adjustable sights or ambi safety. Note how this isn't a 4506, look at the slide, too short, plus the lack of ambi safety and the standard iron sights.

Unidentified pistol

This gun can be briefly seen in the hands of a robber in the initial scenes

A robber brandishing the ???

A robber brandishing the ???

Unidentified pistol

This gun can be briefly seen in the hands of a robber in the initial scenes

A robber brandishing the ???

Sphinx AT380

This pistol is used by Mace in the second half of the movie, it's a Sphinx AT380 (chamberd in 380 auto) a swiss made gun from the early ninties.

Sphinx AT380 - .380 ACP

Unidentified AK-47 variant

Another shop owner brandishing an unidentified AK-47 variant.

A shop owner brandishing the AK-47 variant.

Unidentified Revolver

A tow-truck driver aims an unidentified revolver to Nero when towing his car.

The tow-truck driver brandishing the revolver.