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Louie Rankin as the Jamaican drug lord Lennox uses a nickel-plated Chinese Type 56-1 (AKMS) with fake ivory furniture during the shootout at his mansion. This same weapon is also briefly visible in Yuri Orlov (Nicolas Cage)'s weapons container in Lord of War. | Louie Rankin as the Jamaican drug lord Lennox uses a nickel-plated Chinese Type 56-1 (AKMS) with fake ivory furniture during the shootout at his mansion. This same weapon is also briefly visible in Yuri Orlov (Nicolas Cage)'s weapons container in Lord of War. | ||
The customized Norinco Type 56-1 (AKMS) that was used in the film (photo from Weapons Specialists, Ltd., which supplied the guns used in the movie) Lennox fires in his home,after being killed by an assassin, it is seen lying beside him. | The customized Norinco Type 56-1 (AKMS) that was used in the film (photo from Weapons Specialists, Ltd., which supplied the guns used in the movie) Lennox fires in his home,after being killed by an assassin, it is seen lying beside him. | ||
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Glock-17s with stainless slides and suppressors are used by DMX as Buns, Nas as Sincere, and Hassan Johnson as Mark during the night club heist at the beginning of the film. Regular Glock-17s are used by numerous other characters throughout the movie, including the NYPD officers and FBI agents. | Glock-17s with stainless slides and suppressors are used by DMX as Buns, Nas as Sincere, and Hassan Johnson as Mark during the night club heist at the beginning of the film. Regular Glock-17s are used by numerous other characters throughout the movie, including the NYPD officers and FBI agents. | ||
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Buns plays pool with his stainless-slide Glock-17 on the table beside him | Buns plays pool with his stainless-slide Glock-17 on the table beside him | ||
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| + | Method Man as Shameek uses a pair of stainless .357-Magnum Desert Eagle pistols when he kills Rico (Tyrin Turner) at the strip club. Desert Eagles are also used by several other characters in the movie. | ||
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Mark (Hassan Johnson) fires upon ATF agents during a raid with his Desert Eagle. | Mark (Hassan Johnson) fires upon ATF agents during a raid with his Desert Eagle. | ||
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| + | Used by Sincere during the shootout in front of the barbershop. | ||
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Revision as of 07:06, 10 March 2009
The following guns were used in Belly (1998)
Firearms
Custom AKMS
Louie Rankin as the Jamaican drug lord Lennox uses a nickel-plated Chinese Type 56-1 (AKMS) with fake ivory furniture during the shootout at his mansion. This same weapon is also briefly visible in Yuri Orlov (Nicolas Cage)'s weapons container in Lord of War. The customized Norinco Type 56-1 (AKMS) that was used in the film (photo from Weapons Specialists, Ltd., which supplied the guns used in the movie) Lennox fires in his home,after being killed by an assassin, it is seen lying beside him.
Glock-17
Glock-17s with stainless slides and suppressors are used by DMX as Buns, Nas as Sincere, and Hassan Johnson as Mark during the night club heist at the beginning of the film. Regular Glock-17s are used by numerous other characters throughout the movie, including the NYPD officers and FBI agents.
Buns plays pool with his stainless-slide Glock-17 on the table beside him
Desert Eagle
Method Man as Shameek uses a pair of stainless .357-Magnum Desert Eagle pistols when he kills Rico (Tyrin Turner) at the strip club. Desert Eagles are also used by several other characters in the movie.
Mark (Hassan Johnson) fires upon ATF agents during a raid with his Desert Eagle.
LAR Grizzly
Used by Sincere during the shootout in front of the barbershop.