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Guns Used In FACE/OFF (1997)

John Woo films are known for excess — slow motion gunfights, dual-wielded pistols, endless ammo, and pure cinematic chaos. And few movies embody that style better than Face/Off (1997). In this video, we break down the guns used throughout Face/Off, starting with one of the most iconic weapons in movie history: Castor Troy’s gold-plated 1911 pistols. From their real-world origins and mechanical design to the custom modifications made specifically for the film, we dig into why these guns look the way they do — and why they fit Castor Troy’s character so perfectly. From there, we explore the bulk of the film’s arsenal, including: • Castor Troy’s gold Springfield Armory 1911 “V-12” pistols • The Ruger AC-556 during the prison break • Multiple Heckler & Koch MP5 variants used by FBI and criminals • The Mini Uzi during Dietrich’s house shootout • The South African BXP submachine gun • XM177E2 Commando carbines seen during the speedboat chase Along the way, we look at how these weapons actually function, why they were chosen for the film, and how closely their on-screen use lines up with real-world history. If you love guns in movies, 90s action films, or John Woo’s unmistakable style — this one’s for you. Support the channel on PATREON 👉   / 147588249   👉 patreon.com/GunsNMovies 00:00 Intro 00:21 Castor Troy’s Gold Guns 03:20 Ruger AC-556 05:30 Film Behind-the-Scenes 06:07 HK MP5 Variants 09:12 Mini Uzi 10:20 Film Behind-the-Scenes 11:51 Armscor / Milkor BXP 12:41 XM177E2 Commando Site used for identifying weapons used in movie IMFDB - Internet Movie Firearms Database (please show them some support!! this site is the best) https://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Face/Off QUESTION - Have a question or suggestion for the youtube video or future video recommendations? Drop it in the comments below! WATCH NEXT -    • Guns Used In The Mummy (1999)   DISCLAIMER: The pictures, audio, and video used in the videos on this channel are a mix of paid stock, by attribution, royalty-free, public domain, or otherwise fall under the guidelines of fair use. No copyright infringement is intended. All rights belong to their respective owners. If you are or represent the copyright owner of materials used in this video and have an issue with the use of said material, please send an email to loudout0425@gmail.com. I will respond ASAP. This video is strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only!