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Painkiller Jane (2007)

Painkiller Jane was a television show for the Sci Fi Channel that ran for one season (2007). In the television series, Kristanna Loken played the self healing titular character DEA Agent Jane Vasco. Not to be confused with the made for television movie Painkiller Jane (2005) that started Emmanuelle Vaugier as U.S. Army Capt. Jane Elizabeth Browning, though both became the titular action heroine who heals from all mortal wounds and (apparently) cannot be killed except through complete destruction of the body (burned completely to ashes or explosion or acid) or dismemberment or decapitation.

The show was mostly filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, but then abruptly moved to Budapest, Hungary for the last third of the season. To the show's credit, when the production moved to Hungary, the storyline also moved to the same country, so they did not try to make an Eastern European country look like the United States.

The following guns were used in the show:

Pistols

Beretta 9000S

Jane Vasco wields a Beretta 9000S pistol in the Pilot Episode.

Beretta 9000S - 9mm.

Jane Vasco (Kristanna Loken) aims her Beretta 9000S with a clip on laser

Jane Vasco (Kristanna Loken) with her Beretta 9000S.

Jane Vasco (Kristanna Loken) obviously has no issues keeping her eyes open when she fires. She locks her gaze on the gunman's eyes to see whether or not he will draw down on her as she aims at center of mass.

Smith & Wesson 6906

In the Pilot Episode, Agent Maureen Bowers (Alaina Huffman) carries a S&W 6906.

Episode 1: Maureen Bowers (Alaina Huffman) holds her 5906 to the throat of her soon to be friend and co-worker Connor King (Noah Danby) in a nightclub. With a gun to his throat he still manages to make a pass at her.

Episode 2: Agent Maureen Bowers (Alaina Huffman) looks on at attacking zombie soldiers with her S&W 6906 - 9mm

Episode 2: Agent Maureen Bowers (Alaina Huffman) fires her duty sidearm that she carried when she was with the D.E.A., a S&W 6906 - 9mm

Heckler & Koch Mark 23

In the Pilot Episode, Riley Jensen (Sean O. Roberts) carries a Heckler & Koch Mark 23.

Riley Jensen (Sean O. Roberts) readies his Heckler & Koch Mark 23 - .45 ACP

Jericho 941 Stainless

A thug in the pilot episode tries to shoot Jane with a Stainless Jericho 941 - 9mm

Jericho 941 Two Tone

In Episode 2 "Toy Soldiers" a CID (Criminal Investigations Division) Agent (Doug Chapman) wields a two tone Jericho 941 (Stainless Frame, Matte Blued Slide) - 9mm

CID (Criminal Investigations Division) Agent (Doug Chapman) wields a two tone Jericho 941 - 9mm

CID (Criminal Investigations Division) Agent (Doug Chapman) holds back from firing his two tone Jericho 941 - 9mm

Heckler & Koch VP70

A thug in the pilot episode pulls a VP70 out of his back holster to try to get the drop on Jane - 9mm

SIG-Sauer P226

In the Pilot Episode, a "Neuro" makes police officers shoot at Jane Vasco. They all fire in a police station when, in the melee, the fire alarm goes off. They all use SIG-Sauer P226 Pistols - 9mm.

A police officer, under the influence of a Neuro, aims his P226 at Jane Vasco - 9mm

Another Police officer shoots Jane point blank with a P226 while the water sprinklers are on - 9mm

Submachine guns:

MP5K

In the pilot episode, a ten year old Jane Vasco (Tiera Skovbye) wields a Heckler & Koch MP5K -9mm

Jane Vasco as age ten, (Tiera Skovbye), fires her MP5K in a flashback in the pilot episode. To be fair this is the only time she blinks while dumping the entire magazine (and this was the only frame of the weapon that was not blurry.)

Ten year old Jane Vasco (Tiera Skovbye) fires her MP5K with a small rail attached to the foregrip - 9mm

Heckler & Koch UMP

Members of the Neuro hunting team ready their Heckler & Koch UMPs - .45 ACP

Rifles

Heckler & Koch SL8

Episode 2 "Toy Soldiers" Andre McBride (Rob Stewart) uses a black stocked SL8 Tactical outfitted with a Suppressor (the factory designation for a threaded barrel rifle is SL9SD chambered for a new .30 cal cartridge) with a flush fit five round magazine, Harris Bipod, modified scope rail and Scope. The rifle is wrongly depicted as capable of firing darts.

Heckler & Koch SL8 Tactical rifle - 5.56mm

Andre McBride (Rob Stewart) along with Maureen and Connor look on with horror as Jane is held captive by undead soldiers. McBride holds a black stocked SL8 - 5.56mm

Andre McBride (Rob Stewart) runs of to another position with his SL8. Here we can see clearly the Harris Bipod and the Suppressor - 5.56mm

Andre McBride (Rob Stewart) aims his black stocked SL8 - 5.56mm

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 ===Heckler & Koch SL8===
-* Episode 2 "Toy Soldiers" Andre McBride ([[Rob Stewart]]) uses a black stocked SL8 outfitted with a Suppressor (the factory designation for a threaded barrel rifle is SL9SD chambered for a new .30 cal cartridge) with a flush fit five round magazine, Harris Bipod, modified scope rail and Scope.  The rifle is wrongly depicted as capable of firing darts.
+* Episode 2 "Toy Soldiers" Andre McBride ([[Rob Stewart]]) uses a black stocked SL8 Tactical outfitted with a Suppressor (the factory designation for a threaded barrel rifle is SL9SD chambered for a new .30 cal cartridge) with a flush fit five round magazine, Harris Bipod, modified scope rail and Scope.  The rifle is wrongly depicted as capable of firing darts.
+[[Image:H&KSL8Tactical.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Heckler & Koch SL8 Tactical rifle - 5.56mm]]
 [[Image:PJ2-SL8a.jpg‎|thumb|none|500px|Andre McBride ([[Rob Stewart]]) along with Maureen and Connor look on with horror as Jane is held captive by undead soldiers.  McBride holds a black stocked SL8 - 5.56mm]]
 [[Image:PJ2-SL8RunA.jpg‎ |thumb|none|500px|Andre McBride ([[Rob Stewart]]) runs of to another position with his SL8.  Here we can see clearly the Harris Bipod and the Suppressor - 5.56mm]]