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Revision as of 17:16, 17 November 2019
Bad Day for the Cut is an Irish movie directed by Chris Baugh about a farmer that sets off on a bloody quest for vengeance after his elderly mother is murdered.
The following weapons are used in the movie Bad Day for the Cut:
Pistols/Revolvers
Hi-Power
Damien (Andrew Porter) uses what appears to be an Inglis Hi-Power as it can be seen with a sling swivel and a "humped" rear sight.
S&W Model 581
Both Bartosz (Józef Pawlowski) and Ossie (Ryan McParland) carry a Smith & Wesson Model 581. Kaja (Anna Próchniak), picks up Ossie's revolver on one occasion and uses it.
Makarov Pistol
Frankie Pierce's (Susan Lynch) preferred weapon seems to be a Makarov PM as she is seen carrying it throughout the film.
Colt Series 70
Vivian (Shashi Rami) carries a Colt MK IV Series 70 and Trevor Ballantine (Stuart Graham) uses it near the climax of the film
Shotguns
Over-Under IZh-27
Donal's (Nigel O'Neill) signature weapon is an IZh-27. Primarily used for hunting, but re-purposed for other uses during the film.
