The film focuses on Ray Liotta as a military man who disobeyed orders, killed his commanding officer and has been sentenced to this prison. There is also a small group who are trying to build a civilisation, under a hundred of them, called the Insiders, led by Lance Henriksen who is called the Father. On the island, there are the Outsiders, a brutal group of convicts led by Stuart Wilson. If they cause trouble, the warden (a sadistic Michael Lerner) exiles them to an island called Absolom from which there is no escape. Like Fortress and other films about futuristic prisons, this one is set in the near but distant future, an isolated prison where hardened criminals are sent from all around the world. In fact, it is a screenplay derived from the Mad Max stories and ethos.

No Escape was filmed in Australia (with costumes by Mad Max designer, Norma Moriceau). O’ Connor, Don Henderson, Ian Mac Neice, Jack Shepherd, Michael Lerner, Ernie Hudson, Russell Kiefel, David Argue. Ray Liotta, Lance Henricksen, Stuart Wilson, Kevin Dillon, Kevin J. Peter Malone's Film Reviews and Resources.Michael Fallon Books and Audio-visual Resources.Heart of Life Centre for Spiritual and Pastoral Formation.St Mary's Towers Retreat Centre, Douglas Park NSW.Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.Daughters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.commando552 ( talk) 10:55, 26 April 2021 (EDT) Jackhammer Mk1?Īnybody have a clue what the original version that had military testing looked like? My guess would be that it is what the drawings on the Wikipedia page are, as this looks like a halfway model between the toolroom prototype and the Mk3-A2. I think that where the proprietary sealed cassette thing might come from is that supposedly the Jackhammer was also compatible with a very heavy load called 'Jack Shot', and I can imagine that this could be intended to be used from factory made cassettes as they were not a 'normal' round. My guess is that this was just an idea or concept (like the landmine thing) that never actually made it into the final firearm. Also, should we get rid of the part about this having factory sealed ammo? Both the prototype and last model load from standard 2 3/4' shells. This one is a later model known as the Mk3-A2, and appears to be what most depictions are based on. He just put out a second video about another surviving one. CLONK!- AnActualAK47 ( talk) 20:01, 14 January 2016 (EST) Alternative source: Tibfulv ( talk) 17:40, 8 April 2021 (EDT) It sure made one hell of a clank when he pumped it. Interesting, though most videogame weapons seem to be based on the pre-production version, not that one. Slon95 ( talk) 12:43, 30 July 2020 (EDT) Video of the last Pancor Jackhammer in existenceĪdding this source here for those wanting information on the gun. Here is this thing, in case someone is still wondering. So this confirms that we shouldn't look again in the gun wiki lol it doesn't appear to be quality controlled anyway. Not only does this have differences from a real Pancor, it would be physically impossible for it to work anyway as the axis of the barrel and the top chamber of the magazine and the bolt channel are obviously offset from one another. I think that the image you posted is actually the prop weapon from 'No Escape', and is just a prop weapon based on the Pancor rather than actually being anything real. Compare, that mechanism wouldn't fit in the thing you posted. That looks like some kind of pump-action background prop, it doesn't have the hooked charging handle or a trigger and the forend seems to be fixed to the barrel. Was the fictional weapon in this film based on it or something? (if yes, probably on this MK3A2 variant) - Ultimate94ninja ( talk) 05:27, (EDT) Why is fallout 3 on this page? 193.1.104.2 18:29, 30 October 2010 (UTC)ĭunno, but don't worry, it's gone now BeardedHoplite 18:42, 30 October 2010 (UTC)Ī long time ago the page stated the weapon to appear in the 1994 film 'No Escape', used by Ray Liotta. Forgotten Weapons have a video on the weapon. They were apparently tested to destruction. If there have been two of these shotguns made, where are they?īecause if they're in some collection or museum, maybe it would be possible to get a better photo.- Maxmali ( talk) 11:51, 1 August 2014 (EDT)

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