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The gun has been modified to look similar to this pistol: a Bergmann 1896 | The gun has been modified to look similar to this pistol: a Bergmann 1896 | ||
[[Image:Bergman-1896-Pistol-s.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Bergmann 1896]] | [[Image:Bergman-1896-Pistol-s.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Bergmann 1896]] | ||
==Winchester 1892== | |||
In the second scene in the film, Jake (John Wayne) is seen aiming a Winchester 1892 at the guys who are about to hang the mexican. | |||
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Revision as of 15:35, 13 June 2009
Film directed by George Sherman in 1971, starring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara. Guns seen in this movie:
Colt Single Action Army
Used by John Wayne, and by several other actors
"Coach Guns"
John Wayne uses 2 twin double-barrel shotguns in the movie. Wayne refers to them as "my Greeners". Greener was and still is a British maker of fine shotguns.
Remington 1866 Derringer
Wayne carries a Double-barrel, Remington 1866 Derringer pocket pistol, which he loans to his grandson at the end of the movie.
Movie prop: "Bergmann 1911"
One of the actors carries a semiauto pistol, which is suposed to be a "Bergmann 1911". Actually, it is a movie prop, made using a Walther P-38:
The gun has been modified to look similar to this pistol: a Bergmann 1896
Winchester 1892
In the second scene in the film, Jake (John Wayne) is seen aiming a Winchester 1892 at the guys who are about to hang the mexican.