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== Armalite AR-18 == | == Armalite AR-18 == | ||
During the junction shootout and the final battle, Devereau and his henchmen, Johnson ([[Stefan Gierasch]] | During the junction shootout and the final battle, Devereau and his henchmen, Johnson ([[Stefan Gierasch]])use [[Armalite AR-18]] rifles with scopes fitted during these scenes. Devereau uses his notably to hit Ralston ([[Scatman Crothers]]) on the head with, and then uses it to kill one of the engine crew members to get the engineer to start the train, but later kills the engineer when he attempts to escape. Caldwell takes Johnson's AR-18 and fires at Devereau with it. | ||
[[Image:Sterling AR-18.JPG|300px|thumb|none|400px|AR-18 with scope and sling fitted 5.56mm]] | [[Image:Sterling AR-18.JPG|300px|thumb|none|400px|AR-18 with scope and sling fitted 5.56mm]] | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 31 March 2009
The following guns are used in the movie:
Colt Detective Special
Colt Detective Specials are seen many times throughout the movie. The main villain of the film, Roger Devereau (Patrick McGoohan), is seen with one in a holster, which is later taken by George Caldwell (Gene Wilder), and holds him at gunpoint with it, later using it during a shootout with Devereau's henchmen in the baggage car. Bob Sweet (Ned Beatty), who is the undercover FBI agent posing as a vitamin salesman on the train, gives Caldwell his Colt Detective Special, but drops it while climbing the outside of the baggage car. Chief Donaldson (Len Birman) uses one at the Junction shootout with Devereau and his men.
Smith & Wesson Model 10
In addition to the Colt Detective Special, the Smith & Wesson Model 10 is seen as well. One of Devereau's henchmen, Reese (Richard Kiel), uses one to kill Sweet and then attempts to use it to kill Caldwell, but is shot by the harpoon gun Caldwell had before he could use it. (A goof during this scene; the weapon sounded like it was silenced, but it wasn't.) Caldwell takes one from Sheriff Oliver Chauncey (Clifton James) and holds him and his deputy at gunpoint with it while he hijacks their patrol car. Grover Muldoon (Richard Pryor) later borrows it from Caldwell when they get back on the train, pulling it on Devereau after saying the "N"-word, and Caldwell later uses it during the shootout in the baggage car after running out of ammo for the Colt Detective Special. Some of the State Troopers during the junction shootout use Model 10s as well.
Colt M1911A1
One of Devereau's henchmen, Edgar Whiney (Ray Walston), uses a Colt M1911A1 pistol as his sidearm throughout the film, using it during the shootout in the baggage car, and later during the junction shootout.
Armalite AR-18
During the junction shootout and the final battle, Devereau and his henchmen, Johnson (Stefan Gierasch)use Armalite AR-18 rifles with scopes fitted during these scenes. Devereau uses his notably to hit Ralston (Scatman Crothers) on the head with, and then uses it to kill one of the engine crew members to get the engineer to start the train, but later kills the engineer when he attempts to escape. Caldwell takes Johnson's AR-18 and fires at Devereau with it.
M16
During the Junction shootout, many of the FBI Agents are armed with M16 rifles. A sharpshooter on a helicopter with Chief Donaldson uses one to fire back at Devereau (who is on the train), only to be wounded by Devereau's AR-18. Donaldson later commandeers the weapon and fires at Devereau with, wounding him in the process.
Unknown Bolt Action Rifle
One of the FBI Agents that is at the Junction has an unknown bolt-action rifle of unknown make and model.