Mission or Mad Dog in Under Siege 2

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Okay, I know it's a crappy movie, but it does have a few cool knives. I saw a Gerber mark II a Sog flash ( I think) and a few other neat ones, but one has me stumped. In a few scenes, notably the final knife fight sequence, between Penn and Seagal, Seagal's character is using what looks like either a Mission MPK or maybe one of the smaller Mad Dogs, such as a Pygmy Atak. Does anyone out there know what it actually was? Thanks.

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lagarto said:
Okay, I know it's a crappy movie

Hey, hey, watch it there, no badmouting of movie featuring deadly babe righteous (Afifi Alauie ... i'm a sucker for gals that look in-shape) :D h and knives were pretty too :rolleyes:
 
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SOrry guys but the knife in Undersiege 2 was a Mad Dog ATAK.

http://mdk.idv.tw/mdhistory.htm

Mad Dog knives used in Undersiege 2:

As for Steven Segal;
Kevin's former Wm.Morris agent Chris, arranged for Kevin to meet Steven for lunch. He had warned Kevin of Steven's infamous super ego and given Kevin's...er...um... sense of himself , we all waited with baited breath to see what would happen. Amazingly, the two hit it off very well. They were in touch with each other and would sometimes get together for lunch if Kevin was in Hollyweird, throughout the making of his knives for the movie. As I recall, Steven had six Dogs made with custom handles to accommodate his HUGE hands.

Steven had asked that the knives ship to him hair shaving sharp, so that's how they shipped. The prop master was the first to open the box of sharp Dogs and immediately cut himself, rather badly as I recall. The prop master returned the knives with instructions to dull them. Kevin did as instructed and shipped them back. Steven got the dull knives and immediately demanded that they be sent back and resharpened...and so it went. Kevin and Steven may have met or talked on the phone a couple of times since then but I wouldn't call it a friendship so much as a respectful business relationship.

------- By Mrs. Mad Dog
 
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