Movie handgun - transporter 2

[jedi]

[video=youtube_share;-HPjEz0u-9Q]https://youtu.be/-HPjEz0u-9Q[/video]
Any idea the type of sidearm the girl pulls on him?
It looks fake when up close thru the car window.

Also note a continuity error.
She pulls the guns out with her right hand but at the 1:06 mark she is holding it in her left and before it goes back to her right hand later on again.

 

[VUPDblue]

Vektor CP1

https://americanhandgunner.com/featured/the-vektor-cp1-pistol/

 

[Kutnupe14]

[video=youtube_share;-HPjEz0u-9Q]https://youtu.be/-HPjEz0u-9Q[/video]
Any idea the type of sidearm the girl pulls on him?
It looks fake when up close thru the car window.

Also note a continuity error.
She pulls the guns out with her right hand but at the 1:06 mark she is holding it in her left and before it goes back to her right hand later on again.

Vektor CP1

I didn't know either, but I had a handy source...
Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games

 

[2A_Tom]

Transporter 2 - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games

Vektor CP1


At the beginning of the film, a teenage girl (AnnaLynne McCord) working with a gang of carjackers holds Frank Martin (Jason Statham) at gunpoint with a two-tone Vektor CP1. She threatens to shoot Frank with it after he single handedly beats up the other carjackers, but loses her nerve when he confronts her, throwing the pistol to the ground as she flees. In a continuity error, her Vektor CP1 starts as all black but turns into two-tone for the rest of the scene.

 

[Leadeye]

Movie gun mistakes, I'm always watching for them. Sometimes it's the most entertaining thing about a film.

 

[SarahG]

Movie gun mistakes, I'm always watching for them. Sometimes it's the most entertaining thing about a film.

I can't take the scene in Thor: Ragnarok where a person is firing what appears to be two M16's...with the dust covers closed.

 

[Leadeye]

Deadwood has a classic where the man shooting from horseback at Bullock is using an 1875 Remington, but when he's shot and falls to the ground has an open top Colt.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I can't take the scene in Thor: Ragnarok where a person is firing what appears to be two M16's...with the dust covers closed.

That person is Karl Urban!!!!

 

[jedi]

I can't take the scene in Thor: Ragnarok where a person is firing what appears to be two M16's...with the dust covers closed.

[video=youtube_share;3hOXqiYgwQU]https://youtu.be/3hOXqiYgwQU[/video]
Did not notice that as the "unlimited ammo hack timer" was in effect in the movie. The dude shoots well over 100 rounds and does not run out with what appears to be 30rd magazines.

 

[Kutnupe14]

[video=youtube_share;3hOXqiYgwQU]https://youtu.be/3hOXqiYgwQU[/video]
Did not notice that as the "unlimited ammo hack timer" was in effect in the movie. The dude shoots well over 100 rounds and does not run out with what appears to be 30rd magazines.

Ya know, there is this thing called "suspension of belief," that helps you better enjoy movies. If you guys are critiquing the movie because of a dustcover and unlimited ammo, I can't imagine what ya'll are saying about the gods of Asgard, inter-dimensional travel, FTL spacecraft, and a magical hammers.

 

[jedi]

Those guns are artifacts of the human world as such they should act like it.

Case in point look at how well this one was done.
https://youtu.be/VBlkUc2IzOY

 

[deerslayer512]

Interesting looking gun, i wonder how it shoots!