Chained Heat 2
|
DVD Cover
|
Country
|
Czechoslovakia Canada
|
Directed by
|
Lloyd A. Simandl
|
Release Date
|
1993
|
Language
|
English
|
Studio
|
New Line Cinema North American Pictures
|
Distributor
|
Columbia TriStar
|
|
|
The following weapons were used in the film Chained Heat 2:
Handguns
CZ 27
Franklin Goff (Paul Koslo) carries a CZ 27 as his sidearm.
Franklin Goff (
Paul Koslo) holds a CZ 27 in his left hand and a cigarette lighter gun in his right hand.
CZ 70
A CZ 70 is briefly used by Stefan Lotsky (Marek Vašut) during the final battle.
Stefan Lotsky (
Marek Vašut) carries a Czech CZ 70 in his waistband.
Swiss Schmidt 1882/29 Ordnance Revolver
Franklin Goff (Paul Koslo) takes a Swiss Schmidt 1882/29 Ordnance Revolver from a holster in addition to some cash from a safe.
Franklin Goff (
Paul Koslo) handles a Swiss Schmidt 1882/29 Ordnance Revolver.
Walther P38
Stefan Lotsky (Marek Vašut) carries a Walther P38 early in the film and uses it to rescue a girl.
Walther P38 WWII dated with black grips - 9x19mm
Stefan Lotsky (
Marek Vašut) carries a Walther P38 in a dark stairwell.
It can be clearly identified as a P38 when it is fired.
Submachine Guns
MAS-38
Various rebelling prisoners and Magda Kassar (Brigitte Nielsen) use the MAS-38.
MAS-38 - 7.65x20mm Longue
Left: A prisoner celebrates with her MAS-38. Right: Kassar plays with her MAS-38 as she watches two women fight each other.
Sa 24
Carla (Markéta Hrubešová) is briefly seen with a Sa 24 before it is replaced by a sporterized vz. 24 Mauser in the final battle.
Sa 24 - 7.62x25mm. Note the forward slant of the magazine.
Carla (
Markéta Hrubešová) carries an Sa 24, which is later replaced by the vz. 24 in a continuity break.
Sa 25
The Sa 25 is used by multiple characters throughout the film, most prominently in the final shootout.
A girl fires her Sa 25 down a stairwell where a bunch of guards are lying wounded. The Sa 25 is carried by nearly all combatants in the film.
A monstrous fireball from the 9mm blanks used in the film.
Prison guards run out and fire their Sa 25s- however, the man in front may have an Sa 26 judging by the forward sweep of the magazine well.
More prisoners firing Sa 25s. In the context of the film, they are untrained escapees who were just handed the guns with no training whatsoever.
A guard reacts to being shot while he fires his Sa 26- though the gun may be an Sa 26 judging from the forward slant of the magazine well.
The last 20 minutes of the film is a virtual montage of pretty girls firing submachine guns against similarly armed men.
Rifles
vz. 24 Mauser
Vz. 24 Czech Mausers are seized and used by the prisoners.
Puška vzor 24 - 7.92x57mm Mauser
Handing out vz. 24 Mausers to rebelling inmates.
Prisoners set down their Mausers after the prison rebellion ends.
Sporterized vz. 24 Mauser
Carla (Markéta Hrubešová) uses a sporterized vz. 24 Mauser
Grenades
F-1 Grenade
F-1 hand grenades are used by the rebelling inmates.
F-1 high-explosive fragmentation hand grenade
An F-1 is thrown by a girl at the feet of a soldier, however in this shot, the spoon is still in place.
Unknown Hand Grenade
To the lower left, Alex Morrison (
Kimberley Kates) hands out frag grenades, but there are larger unknown grenades (most likely phosphorous or other incendiary type) in the crate.
Launchers
RPG-NH-75 Rocket Launcher
An RPG-NH-75 is used by a rebelling prisoner.
An escaped prisoner aims her RPG-NH-75 launcher at a bunch of panicking prison guards. However it looks as if the launcher is backwards.
As the crouching woman destroys a truck behind, it is confirmed that the launcher is being aimed backwards.
"Oh Crap!" She later kills the men with a frag grenade.
Other
Silver Lighter Pistol
Franklin Goff (Paul Koslo) and Alex Morrison (Kimberley Kates) fight over a silver pocket pistol on a table, however it is a ruse. Goff knows that it is just a pistol shaped cigarette lighter and he shoots her with a real pistol he has hidden in his jacket.
Shots of the silver pocket pistol - later revealed to be just a cigarette lighter.
"It's a lighter, dumb bitch!"