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Ramos' revolver is either a Smith and Wesson M27 or M28 .357 Magnum with a four inch barrel and the full "football" wooden grips. I'm leaning towards the M28 (also known as the Highway Patrolman)since it was standard issue for the Texas Department of Public Safety, which Ramos was a trooper in. Also Dakota has one he uses to threaten Snow during the card game at his home. The one Dakota uses has a set of Pachmayr grips. | Ramos' revolver is either a Smith and Wesson M27 or M28 .357 Magnum with a four inch barrel and the full "football" wooden grips. I'm leaning towards the M28 (also known as the Highway Patrolman)since it was standard issue for the Texas Department of Public Safety, which Ramos was a trooper in. Also Dakota has one he uses to threaten Snow during the card game at his home. The one Dakota uses has a set of Pachmayr grips. | ||
-Dave | |||
=Submachine Guns= | =Submachine Guns= | ||
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The following weapons were used in the film Lone Wolf McQuade:
Handguns
Smith & Wesson Model 29 (Nickel)
Texas Ranger J.J. McQuade (Chuck Norris) carries a custom engraved and nickeled Smith & Wesson Model 29 as his sidearm.
M1911A1
Several characters use M1911A1 pistols in the film.
Unknown Revolvers
Ramos' revolver in night compound fight
Ramos' Revolver in Arsenal fight
Pilot's revolver - it appears to be a colt
Deputy on Left is carrying a revolver
Ramos' revolver is either a Smith and Wesson M27 or M28 .357 Magnum with a four inch barrel and the full "football" wooden grips. I'm leaning towards the M28 (also known as the Highway Patrolman)since it was standard issue for the Texas Department of Public Safety, which Ramos was a trooper in. Also Dakota has one he uses to threaten Snow during the card game at his home. The one Dakota uses has a set of Pachmayr grips. -Dave
Submachine Guns
MAC 10
One of the Mexican bandits at the film's beginning is seen using a MAC-10 SMG. A MAC-10 fitted with a suppressor is used by the hitman sent to McQuade's home.
Rifles
Steyr SSG 69 Rifle
At the film's beginning, McQuade (Chuck Norris) holds a 7.62x51mm (.308 Winchester) Steyr SSG 69 sniper rifle. It appears to be an earlier Steyr SSG. McQuade uses it to begin a shoot-out when shooting it out with the Mexican bandits.
Mini-14
Seen in the hands of both sides.
By Rawley's man killing the Cubans attempting to rob him.
Used by Ramos in the Mexican Arsenal compound
Lever Action Rifle
Used by the Horse bandit in the beginning of the film
AR-15/M16
Used by both sides
Ramos in the beginning of the film carrying an AR-15
FBI Agent Burnside with 2 agents behind him holding M-6/AR-15's
FBI Agent Jackson and Deputy Ramos with M-16/AR-15's.
Unknown rifles
FBI Agents Burnside and Jackson carry scoped bolt action rifle on the recon of the transshipment base.
Shotguns
Browning Auto-5
McQuade also wields a cut down Browning Auto-5 with a sawed off stock.
Ithaca Model 37
Crook on left appears to be holding a model 37
Unknown Double Barrel
Horse bandit shooting an unknown double barrel shotgun
Heavy Weapons
M60 machine gun
Arms dealer Rawley Wilkes (David Carradine) fires an M60 mounted on an armored half-track.
M61 Vulcan
Among the heavy weapons seen in Wilkes' gun shed is an M61 Vulcan.
M2 .50 Cal Machine Gun
Shown during Recon on transhipment point
M72A2 LAW
Unknown Pintle Mounted weapon
Unknown Towed Artillery Piece
Unknown type Flex/Door Gun
Grenades
Ramos threw a grenade and forgot to pull the pin.
Jackson with 2 grenades on his belt
Crossbow
Crossbow brought by Agent Jackson
Gun Racks
Ranger McQuade's Gun Rack
Dakota's Gun Rack
Unknown Ammunition
Horse bandit with 2 bandoleers of unknown ammunition
Reloads?
Reloads? We Don't need no stinking reloads..
