Talk:Blade II

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Blade 2 + 3: HK USP 9mm Daywalker Gun

Blade 2 + 3: HK USP 9mm Daywalker Gun

Blade 2: MAC-11 Maschinenpistole

Blade 2: MAC-11 Maschinenpistole

Chupa's M16

The above statement is still wrong. In the club, Chupa's M16A2 is very clearly fitted with a Beta-C magazine, which holds 100 rounds, made by the Beta Company. APG 12/9/08

Sorry, buddy, but they are two 90 drums fitted together, they are WAY too big to only be 100 rounds. The Winchester

APG that's a negative they are two 90 rounder snail drums coupled together. Besides it's too big to be a Beta-C mag, it is also stated by Long Mountain Outfitters along with an image. http://www.longmountain.com/movieguns/Blade2 BTW this should be in discussionUser: AdAstra2009

Just posted a better picture of the drums. Hope it helps!

(moved from main page) --AdAstra2009 00:34, 15 November 2009 (UTC)

Better shot of the 90 round drums

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Unknown AR-15

I think the unknown AR-15 mentioned is an AR-15 with a charging handle mounted on the bolt. I saw it in a magazine, I will try and find it. Anyone else agree with me? --2ndChoiceName (talk) 17:24, 30 June 2013 (EDT)

Sporter II?

^ Don't know what that guy's talking about but anyway - The gun looks like it has a slightly differently shaped handguard, probably from an M4/M4A1, however, it looks like it lacks both a forward assist and mag fencing, so wouldn't it actually be a build off of a Sporter I Carbine (or at least, off an SP1 receiver)? StanTheMan (talk) 15:53, 30 November 2014 (EST)

Custom Beretta 93R

Does anyone know if this custom Beretta 93R appears in the film at all?

Screen-used stunt (made of plastic and rubber with no moving parts) custom Beretta 93R from Blade II. Image from ScreenUsed.com.

Opposite side view of the stunt custom 93R from Blade II. Image from ScreenUsed.com.

The stunt custom 93R from Blade II with vinyl leg holster from Blade II. Image from ScreenUsed.com.

Also, it might be worth noting that this seems to be a recycled "Auto 9" prop. While the grips don't look like any of the film-used ones I've seen, this one from RoboCop: The Series has grips that appear to match.--Quarax (talk) 19:36, 31 May 2015 (EDT)

Those were made for Jason X. I don't think they were recycled from the original Robocop, as that pistol is still around in it's robocop form, but it is likely from one of the Canadian produced sequels, the TV series, or one of the TV movies also made in Canada.

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Jason_X

--James3 (talk) 16:19, 9 September 2015 (EDT)