The Accidental Narco

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Narco-Saints 수리남 Surinam Digital streaming poster Country South Korea Channel Netflix Genre Crime Drama Action Broadcast 2022 No. of Seasons 1 No. of Episodes 6 Main Cast Character Actor Kang In-gu Ha Jung-woo Jeon Yo-hwan Hwang Jung-min Choi Chang-ho Park Hae-soo Byeon Ki-tae Jo Woo-jin David Julio Park Yoo Yeon-seok

Narco-Saints (Korean title: 수리남, Surinam; lit. "Suriname") is a South Korean crime drama series. The series stars Ha Jung-woo as Kang In-gu, a Korean businessman visiting Suriname for his company who gets caught up in the South Korean National Intelligence Service's manhunt for local Korean drug lord Jeon Yo-hwan (Hwang Jung-min). The series was originally released under the name Suriname in South Korea, but was renamed to and promoted as Narco-Saints internationally to draw the viewerbases of fellow Netflix series Narcos and Narcos: Mexico.

The following weapons were used in the television series The Accidental Narco:

Pistols

Beretta 92FS

The [[Beretta 92FS is used by multiple characters throughout the series.

Beretta 92FS - 9x19mm

Chen Zhen puts his 92 to Kang In-gu (Ha Jung-woo)'s head in Episode 1.

A group of cartel members holding 92s (and Glocks) in Episode 2.

A member of Chen Zhen's gang (Hwang Bo-jung-il) aims his Beretta at In-gu.

Byun Ki-tae (Jo Woo-jin) holds a Beretta.

Chen fires a warning shot into the air.

Ki-tae with his Beretta in Episode 3.

A Beretta in Lee Sang-jun's pocket.

A Brazilian border patrol squad leader fires his Beretta into a package of cocaine in Episode 4.

A Chinatown gangster aims his 92 during the Surinamese army raid in Episode 5.

Jeon Yo-hwan (Hwang Jung-min) fires a Beretta at Kang In-gu in Episode 6.

Glock 17

Glock 17s are used by multiple characters throughout the series.

2nd Generation Glock 17 - 9x19mm

One of Jeon Yo-hwan's men holds one of Chen Zhan's men at gunpoint with a Glock in Episode 2.

David Park (Yoo Yeon-seok) holds a Glock.

Kang In-gu (Ha Jung-woo) holds a Glock in Episode 3.

David holds a Glock during the ambush in Episode 5.

A Surinamese soldier holds a Glock.

Chinese gangsters fire the Glock at the Surinamese army.

Dong-woo (Ko Gun-han) cocks the Glock in Episode 6.

NIS agents aim their Glocks at Lee Sang-jun (Kim Min-gwi) during a drug bust.

Choi Chang-ho (Park Hae-soo) aims his Glock at Sang-jun.

The Chief of the DEA (Bryan Larkin) aims his Glock at Yo-hwan.

Desert Eagle Mark XIX

Jeon Yo-hwan (Hwang Jung-min) uses a Desert Eagle Mark XIX throughout the series.

IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX - .50 AE

Jeon Yo-hwan (Hwang Jung-min) holds the Desert Eagle during Chen Zhen's ambush in Episode 5.

Yo-hwan holding the pistol.

Yo-hwan aims the pistol at Kang In-gu.

Yo-hwan shoots David Kim with the Desert Eagle.

A close-up of the Desert Eagle as it is fired.

The slide locks.

Yo-hwan holds the pistol in Episode 6.

A close-up of the trigger. Magnum Research markings can be seen on the pistol's frame.

Bruni GAP

Choi Chang-ho (Park Hae-soo) is seen with a Bruni GAP, a Glock-based blankfire gun in Episode 3.

Bruni GAP - 9mm P.A.K.

Chang-ho (Park Hae-soo) with the GAP.

Walther PPK/S

Kang In-gu (Ha Jung-woo) packs and uses a Walther PPK/S during his final confrontation with Jeon Yo-hwan in Episode 6.

Walther PPK/S (blued)- .380 ACP

The PPK/S in In-gu's suitcase in Episode 6.

Another angle.

In-gu (Ha Jung-woo) aims the PPK/S at Yo-hwan.

Rifles

Arctic Warfare-chassis rifle

An unknown Arctic Warfare-chassis rifle is used by a DEA operative in Episode 6.

Accuracy International AW - 7.62x51mm NATO (for reference)

Shotguns

Archive footage shotgun

Archive footage of a cartel sicario firing an unknown semi-automatic shotgun is seen in Episode 1.

The sicario rapidly fires the shotgun at an offscreen target.