I don't know why, it seems that the IP is particularly hot everywhere, there are two TV series, wolf smoke everywhere, wolf smoke everywhere, and there is a movie in this issue, it seems that there is a novel, but I have not seen it, I have only seen movies and TV series, I like the movie version the most.
After all, the movie version of the willow smoke sister in the wolf smoke is the most beautiful, the most beautiful and the most royal sister! After all, who doesn't like royal sisters! Today we will take stock of the movie version of the wolf smoke everywhere.
M1911A1
The American pilot who was rescued by Mu Liangfeng taught Mu Liang Feng how to use a pistol in his hand, although Whether it is a movie or a TV series in the setting Mu Liang Feng is an experienced old hunter, but Mu Liang Feng as a hunter will only use a long gun and will not use a pistol is normal.
And Mu Liangfeng's first contact with and use of the pistol is directly the M1911A1 pistol, .45 caliber (11.43 mm) Made in the United States, strong, is a good practice.
In the movie, the American pilot not only teaches Mu Liangfeng how to use a pistol, but also gives his own gun (M1911A1 pistol) as a gift to his savior Mu Liangfeng, an American pilot who is a good man.
FN 1922
During the attack on the convoy, officers can also be seen using the Belgian-made FN 1922 pistol, which lasted from 1922 to 1983, and was a self-defense pistol that fired .32ACP, and the FN 1922 was not bad.
Later in the movie, you can also see that Mu Liangfeng's "protagonist group" uses the FN 1922 pistol, which can be seen that the compact self-defense pistol is one size smaller than the full-size pistol of the M1911.
FN 1922 pistol
The gun was indeed exported to China, but I don't know how much, the FN 1922 pistol has a .32ACP version and a .380ACP version, and the .32ACP version that appears in the movie is the .32ACP version, which weighs about 0.7 kg and has a total length of about 178 mm, and the .32ACP version uses a 9-round steel magazine for ammunition.
Colt Model 1903
This film also appeared Colt M1903 hammerless pocket pistol, whether this gun was exported to China I don't know, but it feels like there should be, otherwise the prop department where to find the props of this gun.
A closer look at the gun reveals that the Colt M1903 Hammerless Pocket Pistol is actually a replica of the Belgian FN M1903 Hammerless Pocket Pistol. (Moses Browning is the eternal God!) ）
The Colt M1903 hammerless pocket pistol was produced from 1903 until 1945, firing .32ACP, 8 rounds of steel magazine supply, weighing about 0.68 kg, the whole gun length of 180 mm, the barrel length of 100 mm, basically no different from the original Belgian FN M1903 hammerless pocket pistol, as a pocket pistol for self-defense, this gun is really good.
Mauser C96
The Mauser C96 pistol in this film is a Mauser C96 commercial pistol native to the German Mauser Gun Factory, firing 7.63x25 caliber, this gun is not cheap, a large number of precision metal milling processing, it is doomed to this guy is not cheap.
Southern 14 pistols
It is really unclear whether the Japanese in this film use the early type of the Southern 14 or the late type, but I personally think that it is most likely the early type, and the difference between the early type and the late type I have said more than once before when I talked about other movies.
M1903
The Springfield M1903 rifle, also known as the Springfield Rifle, is a Springfield Arsenal classic (albeit a copy of Mauser), a 30-06 caliber you deserve.
Although, however, your sniper scope model looks ok at first glance, but your Picatinny rail really flashes my titanium alloy dog eyes.
Rows and rows of M1903 rifles, counting guns and sniper scopes, how expensive it is! I dare not imagine, but I can tell you responsibly that there is no documentary record that can prove that M1903 appeared on the Battlefield in China during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and basically the M1903 that appeared in China was aided by the United States to the Kuomintang after the end of the War of Resistance.
M1903A1
I've never seen a single M1903 rifle with a sniper scope on the Internet, which is basically the M1903A1 rifle and the M1903A3 and M1903A4 after that.
And people's sniper scopes are much longer, and the sniper scope in the movie looks very similar at first glance, but if you look closely, you can see that it is too short and too much.
Meiji Type 38 rifle
This gun is too famous, the Japanese army classic famous gun, I personally still like this gun, ah? It seems that I like all the bolt-action rifles, and that's all right!
Meiji 38 rifle
Secretly tell you, if you watch the movie carefully, you will find that many times in this film, note that many times Chinese soldiers also take Meiji 38 rifles, it may be that the formal and Hanyang-made prop guns are not enough to take 38 to charge.
Type 97 sniper rifle
This film of Japan's 97 type sniper rifle props are really how bad it is, the sniper scope on the brother's 97 sniper rifle is obviously the same sniper scope on the M1903 above the M1903 in front of Mu Liang Feng Brother, although it is not clear but I guess you this sniper scope is also xue Mu Liang Feng took the Picatinny rail fixed on it, right?
And this, directly fix the sniper scope above the ruler, really blinded my titanium alloy dog eyes, I guess it should still be the director can not find the Original Japanese Type 97 sniper rifle 2.5 times optical sight.
Real Type 97 sniper rifle
The real 97 looks like this, people's sniper scopes are fixed to the side of the gun body, and the sniper scope has a thick rubber pad at the end to protect the shooter's eyes, and all the sniper rifles or sniper rifles in Japan during World War II did not install the sniper scope above the ruler.
Medium formal rifle
The Japanese in this section took two formal rifles and laughed me to death, the Chinese soldiers in this film took 38 rifles in many shots, the Japanese took the Zhongzheng rifle, and the co-director was confused.
Hanyang Type 88 rifle
Mu Liangfeng took a classic Chinese gun, the Hanyang Type 88 rifle, which was served in the Qing Empire, Yuan Shikai's Chinese Empire, the Beiyang Government, the Nationalist Government, and New China.
The Hanyang 88-type rifle that Mu Liangfeng took also carried a barrel protective cover, which was actually useless, but it was easy to get debris to cause gun failure, so both germans and Chinese finally canceled the design of this barrel protective sleeve.
Hanyang Type 88 rifle after 1904
In 1904, we cancelled the barrel protection sleeve of the Hanyang Type 88 rifle, and the subsequent improvement also changed the 7.92x57 round-headed bullet to a pointed-headed bullet, and the Hanyang Type 88 rifle in the movie should be a product from 1896 to 1903, and it is likely to use a 7.92x57 round-headed bullet.
M1941 Johnson rifle
I don't know why, our domestic movies and TV series like to use this gun as a sniper rifle (not only domestic, Captain America 1 can't run), M1941 Johnson rifle with a barrel short reseat principle doomed this thing to be inaccurate.
And the Japanese could not have had the M1941 Johnson rifle, and even if there had been, it had been captured in the Pacific Theater, and the scope was also the director's obscenity, and I had never seen an M1941 Johnson rifle with a sniper scope in reality, and no one would use him as a sniper rifle.
The reason why the Japanese may have captured the gun in the Pacific is because at the beginning of the Pacific War, the U.S. Marine Corps was still using the old-fashioned Springfield M1903 rifle, so the U.S. Marine Corps, which lacked (at all) semi-automatic rifles, had bought a batch of M1941 Johnson rifles for emergency response, but after the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1943, the U.S. Marine Corps fully replaced the M1 Garand and M1 carbine, and no one used the M1941 Johnson rifle. The reason is that the maintenance of this gun is more cumbersome and complex, the failure rate is higher, with Garand there is no need to use this thing, M1 Garand is much more reliable, maintenance is simpler, and the accuracy is higher.
After the end of the War of Resistance, M1941 Johnson rifles were also aided to the Nationalist government, and the Plaster Army had a record of seizures, but the number should not be very large, at least not as many as the M1917 rifle and the M1903 rifle.
Fake M1920
Or as I said in the article I said before about Jinling Thirteen, the SIG M1920 submachine gun here is disguised with Stern, and you can see that it is obviously the pull handle of the Stern submachine gun.
And I would like to say that the Japanese Army units in this film are equipped with a considerable number of this fake M1920, to which I just want to say that during World War II, Japan was extremely short of submachine guns, even if there were submachine guns purchased from Germany and self-developed Hundred Submachine Guns, all of which were used by the Japanese Naval Forces and airborne troops.
Army red deer still want submachine guns? Do you army red deer have a submachine gun worth of life? Even if the Japanese Army had submachine guns that captured Chinese soldiers, the number was very small, and it was impossible to achieve the exaggerated amount of equipment in the movie.
2B
Holding a Colt M1903 hammer pocket pistol in one hand and holding a Japanese 97 grenade in the other hand to hold the beautiful Japanese nurse sister hostage is a typical 2B.
Didn't you know that a Type 97 grenade had to be knocked to blow up? You threaten others not even pulling out the safety ring, really want to start fighting, wait for you to make that action of pulling the safety ring, before you stumble, that time is enough for others to kill you two or three times.
The right thing to do is to unplug the safety ring in advance, and then the top of the grenade is pointed at the head of the female nurse, making a motion ready to fall.
(The guy next to him who beats soy sauce is holding a Belgian FN 1922)