Without a Paddle

The following guns were used in the film Without a Paddle

Without a Paddle (2004)

Mossberg 590

Elwood (Ethan Suplee) wields a Mossberg 590 shotgun in the scene where the boys stumble upon he and Dennis' pot field, he fires several shots, missing the fleeing boys.

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Mossberg 590 12 guage.

Elwood searchs for the boys with his Mossberg 590 in hand.

Elwood fires his 590 into the air.

Mossberg 500

Elwood (Ethan Suplee) trades his Mossberg 590 shotgun for the more traditional Mossberg 500 shotgun.

Mossberg 500 12 guage.

Elwood loads up his Mossberg 500.

Elwood pumps his Mossberg 500.

FN FAL

Dennis (Abraham Benrubi) uses an FN FAL full stock rifle with a laser scope as his weapon of choice throughout the film.

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FN FAL 7.62x51mm.

Dennis aims his FN FAL at the boys as they flee in the pot field.

Dennis readies his FN FAL to hunt down the boys.

Dennis looks over the cliff with his FN FAL in hand.

M16A1

Elwood later uses an M16A1 rifle, fitted with Colt 37mm Flare Launcher. Towards the end of the film, Dan (Seth Green) picks up Elwood's M16A1 but shows his lack of experiance as it fires wildly.

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M16A1 5.56x45mm

Elwood places the M16A1 rifle down while loading up on gun.

"The hills have gone gay."

Dan fires the M16A1 wildly.

Colt 37mm Flare Launcher

Elwood's M16A1 is fitted with an Colt Flare Launcher 37mm in place of the HE M203 grenade launcher, though he never fires it.

Yet another 37mm Colt flare launcher.

Since I have a problem with this, how do you tell them apart?

Nothing to be ashamed of; everyone does. Anyway, see the manual cocking lever on the receiver, above the trigger? An M203 doesn't have that; it cocks when you close it with a 40mm round chambered. M203s also have a secondary fold-down trigger on the opposite side of the trigger guard. When in doubt, you can probably assume 37mm flare launcher.

An Colt FLare launcher is underslung on Elwood's M16A1.

Beretta 92SB

Elwood uses a blued Beretta 92SB as his sidearm, as noted by the rounded trigger guard. The county police are seen with 92SBs in their holsters as well. (They are assumed 92SBs because why buy another gun if you don't even see it?)

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Beretta 92SB 9mm (note rounded trigger guard).

Elwood's 92SB lay out of reach after being kicked away by Tom (Dax Shepard).

Elwood raises his 92SB, which alternates between his M16A1.

A County Sherrif with a 92SB holstered at his side.

Beretta 92SB INOX

Dennis uses a Bereta 92SB INOX stainless finish model as his sidearm, also featturing a rounded trigger guard.

Beretta 92SB INOX 9mm.

Dennis cocks his 92SB INOX.

Dennis sticks a magazine in his 92SB INOX. Note how the magazine isn't loaded, as no brass is seen through the magazine slit.

A clear shot of the rounded trigger guard on the 92SB INOX.