GoldenEye

:For other uses, see Goldeneye (disambiguation)

Weapons/Firearms of GoldenEye

• Walther PPK — James Bond's standard issue pistol.
• Makarov PM pistol — Standard-issue pistol of the Soviet/Russian armed forces. The pistol was prominately used by General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov in a number of scenes in the movie. Natalya Simonova was seen using a Makarov PM when she commandeered one of the Janus helicopter gunships to rescue Bond from the satellite dish's antenna before it exploded.
• Browning BDM pistol — Alec Trevelyan's preferred pistol of choice.
• Kalashnikov AK-74 automatic rifle — Standard-issue automatic infantry rifle of the Soviet/Russian armed forces and has been in Soviet/Russian military service since 1974/1975.
• Kalashnikov AKSU-74 carbine/sub-machine gun — Standard-issue carbine/sub-machine gun of the Soviet/Russian armed forces. The AKSU-74 was prominately used by James Bond at the Arkangel Chemical Weapons Facility in 1986 and in St. Petersburg in 1995 when he and Natalya were escaping from the Russian military base after General Ourumov killed Defence Minister Dmitri Mishkin and a guard with Bond's handgun to make it look like Bond killed the minister and make Bond looked liked he was killed while trying to escape from the interrogation room. The AKSU-74 was also used by Xenia Onatopp when she used the weapon to kill the personnel at the Severnaya satellite control centre after General Ourumov got control of the two Goldeneye satellites.

Trivia

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In the movie GoldenEye, a number of the AK-74 rifles that were used were not real AK-74s but non-Russian made Kalashnikov rifles that were made to look like the AK-74 rifle.

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The folding-stock variant AK-74 rifles that were seen in GoldenEye were Chinese-made Norinco Type 56/AKM rifles that were fitted with AK-74-style muzzle brakes and Russian-make red bakelite plastic magazines that were made for the AKM rifle in the 1970's. The rifles that were fitted with fixed buttstocks were real, Russian-made AK-74 rifles.

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