3:10 to Yuma (2007): Difference between revisions
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3:10 to Yuma (2007): Difference between revisions
A Remington 1889 double barreled shotgun sawed off to an extremely short length is carried by Byron McElroy ([[Peter Fonda]]) until his death and later by Dan Evans ([[Christian Bale]]).
A [[Double Barreled Shotgun|Colt 1878]] double barreled shotgun with the barrel sawed down to short length is carried by Byron McElroy ([[Peter Fonda]]) until his death and later by Dan Evans ([[Christian Bale]]).
[[Image:Yuma1.jpg|thumb|600px|none|Byron McElroy ([[Peter Fonda]]) with the Remington 1889 double-barreled shotgun.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|McElroy fires his Colt 1878 at Wade's men. Based on the location of the bead sight, this shotgun was built to be genuinely sawed down by the reproduction company.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-2.jpg|thumb|none|600px|McElroy dumps the brass shells out of his Colt 1878.]]
[[Image:Yuma2.jpg|thumb|600px|none|Byron McElroy ([[Peter Fonda]]) with the Remington 1889 double-barreled shotgun.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-3.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Charlie Prince admires McElroy's shotgun.]]
: If this is true, that's an anachronism. This movie takes place before '89. -GM
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-4.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Continuity error: Prince tips open the shotgun twice, but the sound effect is only heard once.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-5.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Wade takes McElroy's shotgun and throws him off a cliff when he insults Wade's mother.]]
I believe you're mistaken. I have an 1878 Colt and believe that is what Fonda is using, which removes any concern about an anachronism. -RT
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-6.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Dan takes cover from the Indians while holding the shotgun.]]
:Yeeaaah, have you mistaken the 1878 Colt with the Remington 1889? Because I said the 1889 is an anachronism. I too believe this is a Colt 78 but why would I be mistaken? - [[User:Gunmaster45|Gunmaster45]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-7.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Dan shoots a pack of dynamite in mid-air to block the possey from pursuing them. It is doubtful a shotgun's shot would ignite dynamite at all.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-8.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Dan clutches the shotgun while waiting to take Wade to the train station.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-9.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Dan shoots a town member with the shotgun.]]
[[Image:Three-TenShotgun-10.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Dan fires the shotgun.]]
Single Action Army revolvers are carried by several characters in the film, most notabley Ben Wade (Russell Crowe), whose gun has custom grips with gold crosses, nicknamed "The Hand of God". The gun is said to be cursed as anyone who touches it other than Wade dies. Wade keeps the gun in a special holster designed by Will Ghormley to have the old time look mixed with the advantages of modern quickdraw holsters (see here for more information). Crowe was trained in the film by Thell Reed, a world reknowned quick draw shooter labeled "Fastest Gun Alive" by the Colt company, who has worked as a weapons trainer in many films.
Charlie Prince (Ben Foster) carries two Smith & Wesson Schofield Model 3 revolvers in butts-forward holsters also built by Will Ghormley (see more here). Thell Reed extensively trained Foster in multiple quick draw and spinning techniques to turn him into the cold-blooded killer Charlie Prince.
The Mexican sharpshooter Campos (Rio Alexander) carries a Colt 1855 Revolving Rifle fitted with a full length telescopic sight and converted to fire metallic cartridges.
A Colt 1878 double barreled shotgun with the barrel sawed down to short length is carried by Byron McElroy (Peter Fonda) until his death and later by Dan Evans (Christian Bale).
A Henry 1860 can be seen being cocked by a person when he hears the offer of 200 dollars to anyone who kills the person keeping Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) captive and is also used by other outlaws trying to kill Dan Evans (Christian Bale).
