Inside Man

The following firearms were used in the film Inside Man:

Inside Man (2006)

Ruger GP101

Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) carries a Ruger GP100 during the bank robbery, referred to throughout the film as a ".357".

Ruger GP101, the Stainless Version; .357 Magnum.

Dalton Russell pulls out his Ruger when his gang enters the bank dressed as painters.

Russell holds his Ruger on Sgt. Collins.

Russell threatens Peter Hammond (Peter Frechette) inside the bank.

Russell holds his Ruger on a woman who refuses to strip down.

Russell confronts Det. Frazier.

Russell holds his Ruger on Det. Frazier.

AK-47

The other three bank robbers, Steve Damerjian (Carlos Andres Gomez), Stevie (Kim Director), and Steve-O (James Ransone) carry AK-47 rifles. During an interview with Det. Frazier, Steve-O (posing as one of the bank hostages) has a discussion with Frazier about how "everyone who's seen a halfway decent action movie" knows what an AK-47 looks like after identifying the gun as such. When Frazier enters the bank after the robbery, another detective points out to him that the AKs are "toy guns". (Although identified as toys, the bank robbers can be seen using firing AK models when the detectives consider the consequences of raiding the bank. Since these sequences don't show events that actually happened, it is not a mistake that the guns would be "toys".)

Type III AK-47 7.62x39mm

A bank robber aims his AK at the tellers.

Stevie with her AK in the bank.

Stevie with her AK near the bank vault.

A bank robber holds an AK on the women near the vault.

Steve-O with his AK outside the bank.

The Steves with their AKs when releasing a hostage.

An AK sits in the corner of the office.

Steve holds his AK on Det. Frazier.

Det. Frazier is handed the AK, told it is a "toy gun".

Glock 19

Almost all of the NYPD officers carry a Glock 19, including Det. Keith Frazier (Denzel Washington) and Sgt. Collins (Victor Colicchio).

Glock 19 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm

Sgt. Collins backs away from the bank with his Glock in his holster.

Frazier removes his magazine and places it on the dresser, but the mag was empty! Movie foul perhaps?

Frazier checks his Glock before putting it away.

Frazier's Glock 19 in its case.

SIG-Sauer P226

The officer on the other side of the officer with the Glock is carrying a SIG-Sauer P226, which was recently added to NYPD's approved carry list. The exact specifications are DAO, 9mm, but the one in this film seems to have a hammer, so it is not DAO. An officer with a shield, or body bunker as NYPD ESU refers to them, can also be seen carrying one when they raid the bank.

NYPD officer immediately to the left of the one holding the Beretta is seen with his SIG-Sauer drawn.

I wouldn't worry too much about approved carry lists. The gun in the other cops hand looks like a Colt Double Eagal.--Jackie.45Cal 13:00, 16 August 2010 (UTC)