Talk:Exit Wounds

Boyd's weapon of choice is not the Sig P228, but a Colt 1991A1.

Though I loved the opening shootout when I first saw it, I quickly realized what a mess of editing it is. I believe when Boyd first incapacitates one of the fake officers and takes his gun what he pulls up is actually a Micro Uzi. It then switches for a second to a Glock 18, then I highly believe it shows him firing his Colt at the helicopter over the door of the SUV but overlays it with the sound of full auto fire. I believe he finishes off the rest of the cops with a Glock 18. I don't have the DVD so I can't provide screenshots to attest to this, but perhaps someone else can back me up. -- ZG

I don't have screencaps, but I can attest to what you say being true. As well as one shot where they have Boyd ejecting the mag in his gun, and then resuming fire without reloading. Although, overall, I really liked this movie. Don't know why. I'll see about getting the DVD and capping it.-protoAuthor 20:34, 31 October 2009 (UTC)

Glock 17

I think they had the elongated slides on them which would make them either the 34 (9mm) or 35 (.40) models. I think they were also firing fully automatic but I'd need a second opinion. -- ZG

They were Glock 18s. Look on Legions of Fate's website, he has this movie done with screencaps. - Gunmaster45

Bill Duke

Anyone care to backup Bill Duke's reason for firing into the air without looking?

Cuz, I'd say he accidently fired the weapon.

Benelli being fired

Is it possible to do what Latrell did with his Benelli M3, tying it to his belt and throwing it into the air and then pulling it to fire it ? because it looks kind of fake. AceV