The type of weapons used in action films obviously vary depending on what type of action is being portrayed in the film.
Batman

James Bond

But being a Spy for the British government he had his fair share of gadgets.
InDr. No, Bond's sole gadgets were a Geiger Counter and a wristwatch with a luminous (andradioactive) face. The gadgets, however, assumed a higher profile in the 1964 film Goldfinger. The film's success encouraged further espionage equipment from Q Branch to be supplied to Bond. In the opinion of critics, some Bond films have included too many gadgets and vehicles, such as 1979's science-oriented Moonraker and 2002's Die Another Day.
Looking at the types of Weapons and gadgets used in action films we will struggle to find the correct weapons and even if we did I believe we will find it hard to prevent it from looking professional and make it look a little bit tacky as it wont be easy to pull off!
Good work mate maybe add a form of swords maybe 'kill bill' and also other guns as are film opening is a type of gangsta film maybe look at 'snatch' or 'lock stock and two smoking barrels'.
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