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The Hong Kong-style firepower that has not been seen for a long time is full of guns in "Furious Case"
The new film "Furious Case", which has been released for two months, as the box office champion of the recent Chinese action crime movie, and the blessing of the two male gods of Zhen Zidan and Nicholas Tse, so that the author who has not seen a Hong Kong-style police gunfight film for a long time will naturally not let go of this opportunity.
The plot of the film belongs to the blackening of the back of the former police officers common in Hong Kong films in recent years, before there was "Sharpshooter", and then there was "Bomb Disposal Expert 2", and the author did not comment much on the plot.
Thanks to director Chen Musheng's many years of action film shooting experience and Zhen Zidan's supervision and guidance, this film still shows an authentic Hong Kong-style style in terms of gun battle action scenes, and the appearance of a large number of firearms also satisfies the feelings of the majority of male moviegoers.
A collection of posters for "Fury Cases"
As an indispensable prop in gunfight films, the police and bandits used multiple models of pistols. At the beginning of the film, a Siegsauer P226 pistol appears on the bandit's desk, and it appears as a gun for the bandit in several subsequent gunfight scenes. The gun has been widely acclaimed for its excellent performance in the past forty years, and its output has exceeded the million mark, and it is also a frequent visitor in various film and television works.
At the beginning of the first gunfight scene, Ah Ao, played by Tse Ting-feng, snatched a pistol from the drug dealer and killed several people in a row, that is, the TT30/33 (or 54-type) pistol that crossed the Xiangjiang River in the name of "Big Black Star", which once caused headaches for the Hong Kong police, but in the film, Tse Tingfeng used it to shoot more than ten shots in a row, compared to the eight-round capacity in reality, it can only be said that this is an unobtrusive wearing gang.
In addition to the above two pistols, the bandit side also uses the Glock 18 fully automatic pistol with the Micro Roni Carbine kit produced by CAA twice in the film. With the addition of the carbine kit, the pistol was held shoulder-to-shoulder, greatly increasing the stability of the shot, and the extended sight line and the leather rail that could be fitted with an optical sight also improved the shooting accuracy for long-range targets. The Micro roni kit, which appears in the film, also carries a spare elongated magazine on the front grip, which improves the firepower sustainability of the weapon.
In terms of the Hong Kong police, the model of the pistol is relatively uniform. While collecting her equipment in the police station's firearms room, a uniformed policewoman was inspecting her gun, and the revolver in her hand was the Smithwison M10 heavy barrel revolver adopted by the Hong Kong Police Force in 1995, firing .38 caliber enhanced special revolver cartridges, which are still used in large quantities by the Hong Kong Police Uniform Patrol and Police Mobile Unit.
The criminal investigation plainclothes unit played by Zhen Zidan and his colleagues is equipped with a siegsauer P250DCc double-action compact pistol that has been distributed since 2007, and the Hong Kong police have purchased 3900 versions of 9X19MM caliber pistol cartridges with a capacity of 15 rounds.
Mainly supplied to criminal investigators from crimewing agencies, the first reassignment units included the Organized Crime and Triad Investigation Division (OCTB), the Criminal Intelligence Division (CIB), the Narcotics Division (NB) and the Commercial Crime Investigation Division (CCB), and the Marine Police Investigation Department also used the gun in the future. Considering that the environment in which police pistols are used is mostly a densely populated area in the city, in order to avoid excessive penetration and injury to innocent civilians, the Hong Kong police are equipped with air-tipped bullets with low penetration.
The one that appears in the film, personally feels like a model, is significantly different from the real P250DCc
In addition, Abang, played by Zhen Zidan, seized a Beretta 92FS pistol from the drug dealer when he arrested the drug dealer, and played a two-gun shooting with the P250DCc, as a well-known model, I will not repeat it here.
The only automatic weapon used by the police in the whole movie is the MP5A2 submachine gun produced by HK, which uses a fixed stock and a special handguard for MP5 tactical lights produced by SURE-FIRE, and the top of the receiver has a Piccardini rail and can be fitted with optical sights, but the trigger unit is an old version, which can choose single-shot or burst shooting mode.
In addition to the Glock 18 pistol mentioned above, the bandits also used the domestically produced Type 56 automatic rifle, the M70B1 rifle produced in the former Yugoslavia (now Serbia) and the NEA-15 automatic rifle produced by North Eastern Arm.
The Type 56 automatic rifle and the Type 54 pistol of "Big Black Star" became a lingering nightmare in the hearts of Hong Kong people from the late 1980s to the early 21st century in the hands of "King of Thieves" Ye Jihuan and Ji Bingxiong, and were also the standard weapons of the bandits in many Hong Kong film and television works in the future. The M70B1 automatic rifle is actually an AKM rifle licensed by the former Yugoslav Zastava Weapons Company, although it is a licensed production type, but it has also been modified to a certain extent: a gun grenade firing sight that can be erected in the air vent, the handguard has 3 heat dissipation holes, and there is a rectangular block protrusion on the left and right sides of the receiver under the shell window, similar to the RPK machine gun.
(Type 56 automatic rifle used by drug dealers, pay attention to the base left behind after removing the folded triangular bayonet under the barrel)
In the M70B1 rifle in the film, although the grenade firing sight was removed, the three-hole mortuary and the block protrusion on the receiver are still obvious features
M70B1 automatic rifle
The NEA-15 series rifles are based on the basic structure of the AR15 rifle, built from the American North Eastern Arm company, and are available in four calibers: .22LR, 5.56x45, .300 AAC Blackout and 7.62x39, and the barrel length is available in a variety of sizes from 7.5 inches to 18 inches.
The NEA-15 rifle in the film is a 5.56X45MM caliber, 14.5-inch barrel version, and does not use the original NEA handguard, but modifies the M-LOK handguard produced by Magpur. This is not the first time that the NEA-15 series of rifles has appeared in a Hong Kong director's work, in Lin Chaoxian's "Mekong Operation", Peng Yuyan's Fang Xinwu in the final jungle gun battle scene, holding a 7.5-inch barrel NEA-15 PDW model equipped with NEA's CSS (compact carbine stock).
The poster shows Nicholas Tse holding a NEA-15 rifle, noting the NEA griffin logo engraved in its magazine well
The NEA15 rifle is engraved with the griffin logo on the left side of the magazine well, above the pull handle and under the stock
NEA-15 PDW in Operation Mekong
The shotgun in the film only appears in the Remington 870, which is used by both police and bandits, but the appearance configuration is different. The police used the standard police type with the surefire tactical lamp front bracket, and the bandits used the stockless short-barrel type for easy concealment.
Sniper rifles, as a frequent guest in gunfight films, naturally appear in this film.
The police used the PSG-1 semi-automatic sniper rifle produced by HK in the only sniper operation. The PSG-1 sniper rifle, which has been around for half a century now, has a basic mechanism similar to that of the G3 automatic rifle, eliminating the burst mechanism and mechanical sight, replacing it with a refined heavy barrel and optical sight, and adding a manual device for low-noise breech locking on the right side of the receiver. HK has consistently called the PSG-1 one of the most accurate semi-automatic sniper rifles with an accuracy of less than 1 MOA.
However, in today's new products, this statement seems to have been very far-fetched, and because of its unit price of tens of thousands of dollars, only a few elite secret service units in reality buy it to use it. The police sniper in this film should be a member of SDU (commonly known as the Flying Tigers) from the perspective of their clothing, and in the 1996 film "Flying Tigers" directed by Chen Jiashang, the snipers of the Flying Tigers were already using PSG-1.
In the 1996 film Flying Tigers, the Flying Tigers sniper team using PSG-1
The bandits used a manual bolt-on sniper rifle with night vision sights and laser pointers, which could only be roughly judged to be an MSR sniper rifle made by Remington due to the limited shooting angle in the film.
The MSR rifle won the bid in April 2013 and received the official designation MK21 MOD0, but the good times were short-lived, and in early 2016, the U.S. Special Operations Command discovered that Remington had replaced the outsourced, high-quality competition-grade barrel used in the bidding samples for mass production with a self-produced cold-forged barrel, resulting in a decrease in accuracy, and the U.S. Special Operations Command immediately canceled all remaining orders and re-tendered, and less than two years later, Remington declared bankruptcy. If any reader can determine the specific model of this gun, I hope to teach it in the comment area, and the author is very grateful.
In the shot after the bandit sniper shoots, the weapon in his hand becomes a PSG-1 sniper rifle, which should be the wrong prop to wear the gang
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