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==[[Remington | ==[[Remington Model 8]]== | ||
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Revision as of 16:37, 18 October 2009
The first success in Sam Peckinpah's career as a Film Director, this movie, Starring Randolph Scott, Joel McCrea and Warren Oates displays several interesting guns including:
Colt Single Action Army
The 7.5 inch-barreled version can be seen in several scenes, used by Joel McCrea.
Warren Oates uses the 3"-barrel "Sheriff" model:
Remington 1875
Carried in the final scenes by Randolph Scott
