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'''The following guns were used in the film ''[[The Last Samurai]]''''' | '''The following guns were used in the film ''[[The Last Samurai]]''''' | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 2 November 2007
The following guns were used in the film The Last Samurai
Winchester 1876
In the beginning of the film, Nathan Agren (Tom Cruise) shows off and fires a Winchester Rifle at a trade show, according to Nathan it is a lever action rifle with a seven shot capacity. Zebulon Gant (Billy Connolly) also uses a Winchester Rifle in the fog battle scene.
Colt 1860 Army
Nathan Agren (Tom Cruise) uses a Colt 1860 Army revolver, converted for use with metallic cartridges, while training Japan's army. One memorable scene with this gun is when Nathan Agren tries to scare a training imperial troop into shooting him to prove that the soldiers are not ready to battle the samurai.
Colt Single Action Army
Nathan Agren (Tom Cruise) uses a Colt Single Action Army during the fog battle scene. Colonel Bagley (Tony Goldwyn) also uses a Colt Single Action Army during the final charge scene.
Musket
The Imperial Army of Japan uses Muskets as their standard issued weapons. Unlike many Muskets, some of these guns appear to be able to fire two shots before having to reload, all though this could be incorrect.
Howitzer
The Imperial Army is shown training with Howitzers after Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise) comes back from being with the samurai for a few months. The Howitzers are later used in the final battle scene.
Gatling Gun
The Imperial Army uses Gatling Guns to slaughter the remaining samurai in the final charge scene. According to Colonel Bagley (Tony Goldwyn), these guns can fire two hundred rounds a minute, and their new catridges have cut down on jamming.
