Dan Wesson - Revision history

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	After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by [[CZ\|CZ-USA]] and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.		After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by [[CZ\|CZ-USA]] and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.

	=~~Specifications~~=		=Information=
	'''Founded: ''' 1968		'''Founded: ''' 1968

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About

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	Dan Wesson's unique double action revolver design was invented by Karl R. Lewis, who was also the designer of the [[M79 grenade launcher]] as well as the [[Colt Trooper]] revolver. Lewis's innovative idea for barrels and monogrips that could easily be changed by the firearm's owner with simple hand tools quickly became popular with shooters. Lewis' idea was to house the barrel within a separate shroud secured by a nut at the muzzle, which places tension on the barrel and provides support at both ends of the barrel. By unscrewing the muzzle nut, the shroud and barrel could be removed and replaced with different barrel lengths and shroud configurations. The fact that the barrel is supported and placed under tension at both ends (along with the ability to fine-tune barrel-cylinder gap) resulted in markedly increased accuracy over conventional revolver designs. Because of this design, many revolvers shipped from the factory with several different interchangeable barrels, and complete sets are worth a premium to revolver collectors. Another distinctive feature of the Dan Wesson revolver is their cylinder latch, located on the firearm's crane, ahead of the cylinder. This allowed more structural integrity to remain on the revolver's sideplate, thus making the action stronger.		Dan Wesson's unique double action revolver design was invented by Karl R. Lewis, who was also the designer of the [[M79 grenade launcher]] as well as the [[Colt Trooper]] revolver. Lewis's innovative idea for barrels and monogrips that could easily be changed by the firearm's owner with simple hand tools quickly became popular with shooters. Lewis' idea was to house the barrel within a separate shroud secured by a nut at the muzzle, which places tension on the barrel and provides support at both ends of the barrel. By unscrewing the muzzle nut, the shroud and barrel could be removed and replaced with different barrel lengths and shroud configurations. The fact that the barrel is supported and placed under tension at both ends (along with the ability to fine-tune barrel-cylinder gap) resulted in markedly increased accuracy over conventional revolver designs. Because of this design, many revolvers shipped from the factory with several different interchangeable barrels, and complete sets are worth a premium to revolver collectors. Another distinctive feature of the Dan Wesson revolver is their cylinder latch, located on the firearm's crane, ahead of the cylinder. This allowed more structural integrity to remain on the revolver's sideplate, thus making the action stronger.

	After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by CZ-USA and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.		After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by [[CZ\|CZ-USA]] and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

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	\| ''[[Call of Juarez: The Cartel]]''\|\|"PPC" and "PPC Scoped"\|\| Black finish \|\|2011		\| ''[[Call of Juarez: The Cartel]]''\|\|"PPC" and "PPC Scoped"\|\| Black finish \|\|2011
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	\| ''[[Uncharted 3]]'' \|\| Mag 5\|\| \|\| 2011		\| ''[[Uncharted 3]]'' \|\| Mag 5 \|\| \|\| 2011
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			\| ''[[Days Gone]]'' \|\| The Sheriff \|\| \|\| 2019
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About

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	Dan Wesson Firearms was founded in 1968 by Daniel B. Wesson II, who worked at Smith & Wesson from 1938 until 1963, and strictly controlled production quality. After the purchase of Smith & Wesson by the Bangor-Punta, Wesson set out to open his own manufacturing operation in order to produce high quality, American made revolvers for service as well as competition use. Dan Wesson Arms was incorporated in 1968, with its headquarters and production located in a former school building in Monson, Massachusetts.		Dan Wesson Firearms was founded in 1968 by Daniel B. Wesson II, who worked at Smith & Wesson from 1938 until 1963, and strictly controlled production quality. After the purchase of Smith & Wesson by the Bangor-Punta, Wesson set out to open his own manufacturing operation in order to produce high quality, American made revolvers for service as well as competition use. Dan Wesson Arms was incorporated in 1968, with its headquarters and production located in a former school building in Monson, Massachusetts.

	Dan Wesson's unique double action revolver design was invented by Karl R. Lewis, who ~~was Lewis~~ was also the designer of the [[M79 grenade launcher]] as well as the [[Colt Trooper]] revolver. Lewis's innovative idea for barrels and monogrips that could easily be changed by the firearm's owner with simple hand tools quickly became popular with shooters. Lewis' idea was to house the barrel within a separate shroud secured by a nut at the muzzle, which places tension on the barrel and provides support at both ends of the barrel. By unscrewing the muzzle nut, the shroud and barrel could be removed and replaced with different barrel lengths and shroud configurations. The fact that the barrel is supported and placed under tension at both ends (along with the ability to fine-tune barrel-cylinder gap) resulted in markedly increased accuracy over conventional revolver designs. Because of this design, many revolvers shipped from the factory with several different interchangeable barrels, and complete sets are worth a premium to revolver collectors. Another distinctive feature of the Dan Wesson revolver is their cylinder latch, located on the firearm's crane, ahead of the cylinder. This allowed more structural integrity to remain on the revolver's sideplate, thus making the action stronger.		Dan Wesson's unique double action revolver design was invented by Karl R. Lewis, who was also the designer of the [[M79 grenade launcher]] as well as the [[Colt Trooper]] revolver. Lewis's innovative idea for barrels and monogrips that could easily be changed by the firearm's owner with simple hand tools quickly became popular with shooters. Lewis' idea was to house the barrel within a separate shroud secured by a nut at the muzzle, which places tension on the barrel and provides support at both ends of the barrel. By unscrewing the muzzle nut, the shroud and barrel could be removed and replaced with different barrel lengths and shroud configurations. The fact that the barrel is supported and placed under tension at both ends (along with the ability to fine-tune barrel-cylinder gap) resulted in markedly increased accuracy over conventional revolver designs. Because of this design, many revolvers shipped from the factory with several different interchangeable barrels, and complete sets are worth a premium to revolver collectors. Another distinctive feature of the Dan Wesson revolver is their cylinder latch, located on the firearm's crane, ahead of the cylinder. This allowed more structural integrity to remain on the revolver's sideplate, thus making the action stronger.

	After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by CZ-USA and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.		After the death of Dan Wesson II, the company continued to be managed by Wesson's son, Seth, but financial issues eventually led to bankruptcy. Despite Dan Wesson's death and financial issues, the company continued to branch out to producing rifles, designing ammunition, as well as a popular line of Dan Wesson 1911 semi automatics in various calibers. The company changed hands and locations several times, and was eventually moved from Massachusetts to New York, where it remains. Currently the company is owned by CZ-USA and the company's focus has shifted from revolvers to 1911s, with the only revolver still being made by the company being the 715 HV6.

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Dan Wesson Model 715

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	== Dan Wesson Model 715 ==		== Dan Wesson Model 715 ==
	[[Image:DW715.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 715 - .357 Magnum]]		[[Image:DW715.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 715 V - .357 Magnum]]
	The Model 715 is the stainless version of the Model 15. It was one of the company's most famous models and is currently the only revolver still manufactured by the company, with its HV-6 barrel, the 6 inch-long barrel with a heavy vent shroud. It was produced from 1982 to 2006, and manufacturing began again in 2016 after a ten-year hiatus and continues to this day.		The Model 715 is the stainless version of the Model 15. It was one of the company's most famous models and is currently the only revolver still manufactured by the company, with its VH-6 barrel, the 6 inch-long barrel with a heavy vent shroud. It was produced from 1982 to 2006, and manufacturing began again in 2016 after a ten-year hiatus and continues to this day.

	===Film===		===Film===

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Dan Wesson Model 744

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	== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==		== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==
	[[File:~~Wesson44Magnum~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:DanWessonRevolver.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]
	[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]
	===Film===		===Film===

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Dan Wesson Model 744

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	== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==		== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==
	[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]
	[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson Model 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]
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Mr. Wolf: /* Dan Wesson Model 15 */

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Dan Wesson Model 15

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	== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==		== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==
	[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744-VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]
	[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744-VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| rowspan=2\|744-V \|\| rowspan=2\|1987		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| rowspan=2\|744 V \|\| rowspan=2\|1987
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	\| [[Bille Bird]] \|\| Mrs. Feldman		\| [[Bille Bird]] \|\| Mrs. Feldman
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	\| ''[[Police Academy 6: City Under Siege]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| 744-V \|\| 1989		\| ''[[Police Academy 6: City Under Siege]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| 744 V \|\| 1989
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Punisher, The (2004)\|The Punisher]]'' \|\| [[Mark Collie]] \|\| Harry Heck \|\| rowspan=2\|744-VH with 8" compensated barrel \|\| rowspan=2\|2004		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Punisher, The (2004)\|The Punisher]]'' \|\| [[Mark Collie]] \|\| Harry Heck \|\| rowspan=2\|744 VH with 8" compensated barrel \|\| rowspan=2\|2004
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Thomas Jane]] \|\| Frank Castle		\|[[Thomas Jane]] \|\| Frank Castle

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Dan Wesson Model 744

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	== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==		== Dan Wesson Model 744 ==
	[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Wesson44Magnum.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744-VH with 8" barrel - .44 Magnum]]
	[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744 VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]		[[File:Dan Wesson Model 744-VH 10" comp.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Dan Wesson 744-VH with rare 10" compensated barrel - .44 Magnum]]
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| rowspan=2\|744 V \|\| rowspan=2\|1987		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| rowspan=2\|744-V \|\| rowspan=2\|1987
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	\| [[Bille Bird]] \|\| Mrs. Feldman		\| [[Bille Bird]] \|\| Mrs. Feldman
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	\| ''[[Police Academy 6: City Under Siege]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| 744 V \|\| 1989		\| ''[[Police Academy 6: City Under Siege]]'' \|\| [[David Graf]] \|\| Sgt. Eugene Tackleberry \|\| 744-V \|\| 1989
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Punisher, The (2004)\|The Punisher]]'' \|\| [[Mark Collie]] \|\| Harry Heck \|\| rowspan=2\|744 VH with 8" compensated barrel \|\| rowspan=2\|2004		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Punisher, The (2004)\|The Punisher]]'' \|\| [[Mark Collie]] \|\| Harry Heck \|\| rowspan=2\|744-VH with 8" compensated barrel \|\| rowspan=2\|2004
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	\|[[Thomas Jane]] \|\| Frank Castle		\|[[Thomas Jane]] \|\| Frank Castle

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	==Dan Wesson Model 15 ==		==Dan Wesson Model 15 ==
	The Model 15 is very similar to the Model 14, only it had adjustable sights. The Model 15 was one of Dan Wesson's flagship models, produced in great numbers from 1971 to 1992.		The Model 15 is very similar to the Model 14, only it had adjustable sights. The Model 15 was one of Dan Wesson's flagship models, produced in great numbers from 1971 to 1992.
	[[File:DJB746B-A-F2-H.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15-V - .357 Magnum]]		[[File:DJB746B-A-F2-H.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15 V - .357 Magnum]]
	[[File:Danwessonsupermagblue.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15-V SuperMag with blued finish and wood grips - .357 Maximum (not Magnum)]]		[[File:Danwessonsupermagblue.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15 V SuperMag with blued finish and wood grips - .357 Maximum (not Magnum)]]
	[[File:Danwesson8inch.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15-VH SuperMag with blued finish and wood grips - .357 Maximum (not Magnum)]]		[[File:Danwesson8inch.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Dan Wesson Model 15 VH SuperMag with blued finish and wood grips - .357 Maximum (not Magnum)]]

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	\| ''[[Code of Silence]]'' \|\| \|\| Hitman \|\| \|\| 1985		\| ''[[Code of Silence]]'' \|\| \|\| Hitman \|\| \|\| 1985
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	\| ''[[Malibu Express]]'' \|\| [[Darby Hinton]] \|\| Cody Abilene \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1985		\| ''[[Malibu Express]]'' \|\| [[Darby Hinton]] \|\| Cody Abilene \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1985
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	\| ''[[Malibu Express]]'' \|\| [[Lori Sutton]] \|\| Beverly Mcafee \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1985		\| ''[[Malibu Express]]'' \|\| [[Lori Sutton]] \|\| Beverly Mcafee \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1985
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	\|''[[Raw Deal (1986)\|Raw Deal]]'' \|\|[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]\|\|Mark Kaminsky\|\|\|\|1986		\|''[[Raw Deal (1986)\|Raw Deal]]'' \|\|[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]\|\|Mark Kaminsky\|\|\|\|1986
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	\|''[[Raw Deal (1986)\|Raw Deal]]'' \|\|[[Sven-Ole Thorsen]]\|\|bodyguard\|\|\|\|1986		\|''[[Raw Deal (1986)\|Raw Deal]]'' \|\|[[Sven-Ole Thorsen]]\|\|bodyguard\|\|\|\|1986
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	\| ''[[Hard Ticket to Hawaii]]'' \|\| [[Dona Speir]] \|\| Donna \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1987		\| ''[[Hard Ticket to Hawaii]]'' \|\| [[Dona Speir]] \|\| Donna \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1987
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	\| ''[[Picasso Trigger]]'' \|\| [[Guich Koock]] \|\| L.G. Abilene \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1988		\| ''[[Picasso Trigger]]'' \|\| [[Guich Koock]] \|\| L.G. Abilene \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1988
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	\| ''[[Predator 2]]'' \|\| Various actors \|\| Gangbangers \|\| .\|\| 1990		\| ''[[Predator 2]]'' \|\| Various actors \|\| Gangbangers \|\| .\|\| 1990
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	\| ''[[Guns (1990)\|Guns]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1990		\| ''[[Guns (1990)\|Guns]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1990
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	\| ''[[Guns (1990)\|Guns]]'' \|\|[[Dona Speir]] \|\| Donna Hamilton\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1990		\| ''[[Guns (1990)\|Guns]]'' \|\|[[Dona Speir]] \|\| Donna Hamilton\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1990
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	\| ''[[Do or Die]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1991		\| ''[[Do or Die]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1991
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	\| ''[[Hard Hunted]]'' \|\|[[Becky Mullen]] \|\| Becky \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Hard Hunted]]'' \|\|[[Becky Mullen]] \|\| Becky \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Hard Hunted]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Hard Hunted]]'' \|\|[[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Enemy Gold]]'' \|\|[[Mark Barriere]] \|\| Mark Austin\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1992		\| ''[[Enemy Gold]]'' \|\|[[Mark Barriere]] \|\| Mark Austin\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1992
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	\| ''[[Fit to Kill]]'' \|\| [[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1993		\| ''[[Fit to Kill]]'' \|\| [[Michael J. Shane]] \|\| Shane Abilene \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1993
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	\| ''[[Fit to Kill]]'' \|\| [[Sandra Wild]] \|\| Sandy \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1993		\| ''[[Fit to Kill]]'' \|\| [[Sandra Wild]] \|\| Sandy \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1993
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	\|''[[The Real McCoy]]''\|\|[[Henry Stram]]\|\|cashier\|\|8" Heavy Vented barrel\|\|1993		\|''[[The Real McCoy]]''\|\|[[Henry Stram]]\|\|cashier\|\|8" Heavy Vented barrel\|\|1993
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	\| ''[[Needful Things]]'' \|\|[[Ray McKinnon]] \|\| Deputy Sheriff Norris Ridgewick \|\| \|\| 1993		\| ''[[Needful Things]]'' \|\|[[Ray McKinnon]] \|\| Deputy Sheriff Norris Ridgewick \|\| \|\| 1993
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	\| ''[[The Dallas Connection]]'' \|\|[[Mark Barriere]] \|\| Mark Austin\|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1994		\| ''[[The Dallas Connection]]'' \|\|[[Mark Barriere]] \|\| Mark Austin\|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1994
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	\| ''[[Johnny Mnemonic]]'' \|\| [[Takeshi Kitano]] \|\| Takahashi \|\| .\|\| 1995		\| ''[[Johnny Mnemonic]]'' \|\| [[Takeshi Kitano]] \|\| Takahashi \|\| .\|\| 1995
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	\| ''[[Day of the Warrior]]'' \|\| [[Kevin Light]] \|\| Doc Austin \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1996		\| ''[[Day of the Warrior]]'' \|\| [[Kevin Light]] \|\| Doc Austin \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1996
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	\| ''[[Return to Savage Beach]]'' \|\| [[Paul Logan]] \|\| Doc Austin \|\| chrome model 15-VH \|\| 1998		\| ''[[Return to Savage Beach]]'' \|\| [[Paul Logan]] \|\| Doc Austin \|\| chrome model 15 VH \|\| 1998
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	\| ''[[Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me]]'' \|\| [[Mike Myers]] \|\| Fat Bastard \|\| . \|\| 1999		\| ''[[Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me]]'' \|\| [[Mike Myers]] \|\| Fat Bastard \|\| . \|\| 1999