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'''Wild Wild West''' is the 1999 film adaptation of the 1960's television series and stars [[Will Smith]] as James West and [[Kevin Kline]] as Artemus Gordon. | |||
{{Film Title|Wild Wild West}} | |||
[[Image:WWWsposter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|'''''Wild Wild West''''' (1999)]] | |||
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== Colt 1860 Army == | |||
The main sidearm of U.S. Army Captain James "Jim" West ([[Will Smith]]) is a [[Colt 1860 Army]] revolver. Several other persons use the same. | The main sidearm of U.S. Army Captain James "Jim" West ([[Will Smith]]) is a [[Colt 1860 Army]] revolver. Several other persons use the same. | ||
[[Image:1860Army.jpg|thumb|none|450px|Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber.]] | |||
[[Image:WWWCNavy.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A quasi-Mexican standoff between Jim West ([[Will Smith]]) and U.S. Marshall Artemus Gordon ([[Kevin Kline]]), West pointing his [[Colt 1860 Army]], Gordon pointing a perfume atomizer.]] | [[Image:WWWCNavy.jpg|thumb|none|500px|A quasi-Mexican standoff between Jim West ([[Will Smith]]) and U.S. Marshall Artemus Gordon ([[Kevin Kline]]), West pointing his [[Colt 1860 Army]], Gordon pointing a perfume atomizer.]] | ||
[[Image:WWWCNavy2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|West points his Colt 1860 Army in a prostitute's face as she is reaching for her john's pistol hanging off the bedpost. "That'd be an awful career decision, darling."]] | [[Image:WWWCNavy2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|West points his Colt 1860 Army in a prostitute's face as she is reaching for her john's pistol hanging off the bedpost. "That'd be an awful career decision, darling."]] | ||
== | == Colt 1861 Navy == | ||
When West fires his sidearm into the roof of the White House to convince a disguised Gordon that he is impersonating the President, the gun is the subtly different Colt 1861 Navy. | |||
[[Image:WWWCNavy3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|West fires his sidearm into the ceiling. This is actually a Colt Blackpowder Signature Series 1861 .36 Navy converted to .38 by Kenny Howell. Two guns were sent and converted, they were later sold at the Stembridge Auction - Regards, Tecolote]] | [[Image:WWWCNavy3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|West fires his sidearm into the ceiling. This is actually a Colt Blackpowder Signature Series 1861 .36 Navy converted to .38 by Kenny Howell. Two guns were sent and converted, they were later sold at the Stembridge Auction - Regards, Tecolote]] | ||
Revision as of 05:13, 15 July 2010
Wild Wild West is the 1999 film adaptation of the 1960's television series and stars Will Smith as James West and Kevin Kline as Artemus Gordon.
The following weapons were used in the film Wild Wild West:
Colt 1860 Army
The main sidearm of U.S. Army Captain James "Jim" West (Will Smith) is a Colt 1860 Army revolver. Several other persons use the same.
When West fires his sidearm into the roof of the White House to convince a disguised Gordon that he is impersonating the President, the gun is the subtly different Colt 1861 Navy.
Colt 1862 Police (with Richards-Mason conversion)
When an impertinent and not-too-sharp Pinkerton detective reaches for Captain West's main sidearm, West speedily draws his backup gun, a Colt 1862 Police with Richards-Mason conversion and nickel finish.
Single Action Army
General McGrath (Ted Levine) carries a Single Action Army as his main sidearm. He uses it to casually gut-shoot an irate patron at Fat-Can's brothel, and threatens Dr. Arliss Loveless (Kenneth Brannagh) with it as his men are slaughtered.
Loveless: After you, sir.
Remington New Line No.1
Artemus Gordon (Kevin Kline), despite his professed dislike for firearms, keeps a Remington New Line No. 1 single-shot derringer on a spring-loaded catch inside a belt buckle. West later slips it to him in Loveless's hideout, and Gordon conceals it on his wrist spring.
- Closest I can match it to is a Colt #3 Derringer. -GM
Looks like a modern 22 revolver. One of those belt buckle guns. New England arms? you mean north american arms and thats not it because those have cylinders but i agree wit GM but there are #4 versions which they probably used because they take a .22 short and the #4 model is alot cheaper than a real one -I agree, they look like Colt #4.
Single barrel shotgun
An assassin hiding in a painting uses it to try to kill West, but fails to.
Winchester Model 1887
West removes a Winchester Model 1887 lever-action shotgun from the arms cache in The Wanderer and cocks it one-handed as he and Gordon ride to confront Loveless.
Gatling Gun
Various Gatling guns are seen in this movie.
Panel of guns
Aboard The Wanderer, Jim West opens a wall panel to reveal a cache of guns (need some ID'ing).
- Colt 1861 Navy with shoulder stock , at top
- Remington 1858 "Cattleman's Carbine"-Dead center
- Remington 1875 Revolver-bottom left, gold plated
- Winchester 1887 lever action shotgun-left, between the two above Remingtons
- Rossi Overland Double barrel sawed-off right, above Cattleman's carbine
- Pearl-gripped Schofield Revolver.
- Rossi Overland Double barrel sawed-off right from Desperado above green ammo box.
- Winchester 1873 Cut down to Mare's Leg style - .45 LC - to the left of the Rossi Overland
Henry 1860
Equipped with telescopic sight, carried by Munitia (Musetta Vander).
Remington 1858 "Cattleman's Carbine"
A Remington 1858 carbine is seen in the cabinet aboard The Wanderer, and Amazonia (Frederique Van Der Wal) also carries one (equipped with a telescopic sight) aboard the Tarantula, before she is ordered at gunpoint to toss it over the side.
Wheelchair Gun(s)
For self-defense, Dr. Arliss Loveless's (Kenneth Brannagh) wheelchair is equipped with twin barrels at the front of the left arm and rear of the right arm, to deliver twin loads of double-aught buckshot. He uses the rear-facing guns to kill General McGrath (Ted Levine), and attempts to use the front-facing guns to shoot West.