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Well I hope that they make it is well done as the first one, I can't wait for this picture!
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It was over the barrel as in it covered the thing rather than be at the end and actually do something. There was the whole shotgun + propane tank = explosion thing too, but pretty much all films do that so I let it off.Sir Sirius wrote:I don't remember anything odd about the silencer, but it's been a while since I've seen the movie, what was the mistake?Admiral Valdemar wrote:I just hope they don't make a silly mistake like the suppressor over the barrel thing in the first one with the sniper dude.
Oh, that is called an integral silencer, they're real and are starting to become quite common. Usualy the gun has to be custom built or modified by a gunsmith to accomodate one. H&K MP5SD has one, CZ makes a version of CZ700 that has an integral silencer and there has been a recent trend in Finland with a few hunters getting such silencers fitted to their rifles.Admiral Valdemar wrote:It was over the barrel as in it covered the thing rather than be at the end and actually do something.
Is that the gun from the film? It's just what I recall it was a rifle that didn't usually have this type of suppressor, hence, it looked like BS. If it had been that rifle then I'd understand (I've used air rifles that have similar inbuilt mechanisms).Sir Sirius wrote:Oh, that is called an integral silencer, they're real and are starting to become quite common. Usualy the gun has to be custom built or modified by a gunsmith to accomodate one. H&K MP5SD has one, CZ makes a version of CZ700 that has an integral silencer and there has been a recent trend in Finland with a few hunters getting such silencers fitted to their rifles.Admiral Valdemar wrote:It was over the barrel as in it covered the thing rather than be at the end and actually do something.
CZ 700S.
No, it's just the first picture of a rifle with an integral silencer I happened to find. I think the rifle used in the movie was a semi-auto, some H&K model IIRC.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Is that the gun from the film?
If the rifle was fired with out the silencer then there is a mistake in the movie. Integral silencers require the barrel to be ported, although the silencer can be removed for cleaning you can't fire the gun with out the silencer.Admiral Valdemar wrote:It's just what I recall it was a rifle that didn't usually have this type of suppressor, hence, it looked like BS.
I remember that too, but didn't he have to unscrew the suppressor in the farm house scene?Illuminatus Primus wrote:AV means that the assassin after making his hit physically slipped the suppressor off the barrel, as it had been slid over it, not screwed onto the muzzle.
It's been a while since I saw the Bourne Identity, but I think it was actually a SIG 550.Sir Sirius wrote:No, it's just the first picture of a rifle with an integral silencer I happened to find. I think the rifle used in the movie was a semi-auto, some H&K model IIRC.
From what I recall, it's basically a former target he was set to "take out" that spots him and thinks he's still in the business and so they try to take him out first. It's not like he can go "sorry, lost my memory and now I've retired. I won't kill you now".RogueIce wrote:Um, is this like a prequel or sequel?
If it's a sequel, what's the point? The first movie seemed to settle things quite nicely, didn't it? Project went bye bye, Jason was free, etc.
Unless that last killer dude goes psycho or something.
Depends on how much of the book they are trying to use.RogueIce wrote:Um, is this like a prequel or sequel?
If it's a sequel, what's the point? The first movie seemed to settle things quite nicely, didn't it? Project went bye bye, Jason was free, etc.
Unless that last killer dude goes psycho or something.
Ah. Ok. See, this I didn't know. Being out of the media loop and all.. yeah.neoolong wrote:Well considering its a trilogy, its not hard to imagine them trying to make a trilogy of films.