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''The Outlaw'' is a 1943 film by Howard Hughes that fictionalizes the last days of Doc Holliday, played by veteran actor [[Walter Huston]]. In the film, Holliday meets up with Billy the Kid ([[Jack Buetel]]), both known to each other by reputation. They end up quarreling over a horse and a woman named Rio ([[Jane Russell]]) and end up uniting against Holliday's friend, Lincoln County sheriff Pat Garrett ([[Thomas Mitchell]]). The film takes "artistic license" to a new level with its fiction but is better known for the controversy surrounding its release rather than its actual content.
[[Image:Outlaw-poster.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''The Outlaw'' (1943)]]


'''The following firearms were used in the film ''The Outlaw'':'''
'''''The Outlaw''''' is a 1943 Western directed by [[Howard Hughes]] as well as uncredited [[Howard Hawks]] (who was replaced midway through filming) that fictionalizes the last days of Doc Holliday, played by veteran actor [[Walter Huston]]. In the film, Holliday meets up with Billy the Kid ([[Jack Buetel]]), both known to each other by reputation. They end up quarreling over a horse and a woman named Rio ([[Jane Russell]]) and end up uniting against Holliday's friend, Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett ([[Thomas Mitchell]]). The film takes "artistic license" to a new level with its fiction but is better known for the controversy surrounding its production (including an incident involving Russell and the wearing of a specially-engineered brassiere) rather than its actual content.
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== Single Action Army ==
== Single Action Army ==
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[[Image:Outlaw-saa4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday aims his Single Action Army.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday aims his Single Action Army.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday draws his revolvers again.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday draws his revolvers again.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Billy the Kid compares his guns to Doc's.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa6.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Billy the Kid ([[Jack Buetel]]) compares his guns to Doc's.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa7.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Pat Garrett, Sheriff of Lincoln County, with a Single Action Army.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-saa7.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Pat Garrett ([[Thomas Mitchell]]), Sheriff of Lincoln County, with a Single Action Army.]]


== Colt New Army ==
== Colt New Army ==
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[[Image:Outlaw-win3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday fires his Winchester.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-win3.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Doc Holliday fires his Winchester.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-win4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Pat Garrett holds his Winchester on Doc Holliday.]]
[[Image:Outlaw-win4.jpg|thumb|none|500px|Pat Garrett holds his Winchester on Doc Holliday.]]
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The Outlaw (1943)

The Outlaw is a 1943 Western directed by Howard Hughes as well as uncredited Howard Hawks (who was replaced midway through filming) that fictionalizes the last days of Doc Holliday, played by veteran actor Walter Huston. In the film, Holliday meets up with Billy the Kid (Jack Buetel), both known to each other by reputation. They end up quarreling over a horse and a woman named Rio (Jane Russell) and end up uniting against Holliday's friend, Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell). The film takes "artistic license" to a new level with its fiction but is better known for the controversy surrounding its production (including an incident involving Russell and the wearing of a specially-engineered brassiere) rather than its actual content.


The following weapons were used in the film The Outlaw:


Single Action Army

All of the characters in the film, including Doc Holliday (Walter Huston), Billy the Kid (Jack Buetel), Rio McDonald (Jane Russell), Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell), the Stranger (Gene Rizzi), and Fred the drunk carry Single Action Army revolvers. Doc and Billy each carry a set of two nickel SAAs with white grips.

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Colt Single Action Army w/ 5.5" barrel - .45 Long Colt
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Rio's Single Action Army.
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The Stranger aims his Single Action Army at Billy.
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Doc Holliday draws his revolvers.
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Doc Holliday aims his Single Action Army.
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Doc Holliday draws his revolvers again.
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Billy the Kid (Jack Buetel) compares his guns to Doc's.
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Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell), Sheriff of Lincoln County, with a Single Action Army.

Colt New Army

In some scenes requiring a quickdraw, Doc Holliday (Walter Huston) or Billy the Kid (Jack Buetel) draw a Colt New Army & Navy or a similar double-action revolver rather than their SAAs. Since the film takes place in 1881 and the first New Army model was introduced in 1889, the use of these revolvers is anachronistic.

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Colt New Army in 38 Colt. Mfd 1889-1905
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Billy the Kid shoots a hole through a cigar to entertain a local group of boys.
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Before Billy re-holsters his Colt, the double-action ejector rod can be seen.
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Doc's Colt as he fires at Pat's deputies in the bar.
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Doc puts away his Colt.

Winchester Model 1892

Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell) takes a Winchester Model 1892 when he goes in search of Billy the Kid in New Mexico. Doc Holliday (Walter Huston) also has one, using the sight to snipe Garrett's deputies in the posse.

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Winchester Model 1892 carbine - 44-40 Cal.
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Pat Garrett chambers his Winchester inside the bar.
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Doc Holliday aims at Pat Garrett's posse.
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Doc Holliday fires his Winchester.
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Pat Garrett holds his Winchester on Doc Holliday.