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==[[Smith and Wesson model 13]]== | ==[[Smith and Wesson model 13]]== | ||
This .357 magnum, 3" barrel revolver was the last issue revolver of the FBI (usually loaded with .38 spl +P .158 gr LHP ammo) | This .357 magnum, 3" barrel revolver was the last issue revolver of the FBI (usually loaded with .38 spl +P .158 gr LHP ammo) | ||
[[Image:Smith&WessonModel13.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Smith & Wesson Model 13 - .357 Magnum]] | |||
[[Image:Silenceoflambs1.jpg|thumb|none|300px|FBI recruits training in a deleted scene of "the silence of the lambs"]] | [[Image:Silenceoflambs1.jpg|thumb|none|300px|FBI recruits training in a deleted scene of "the silence of the lambs"]] | ||
Revision as of 04:07, 7 August 2009
We can see several guns in this movie:
Smith and Wesson model 13
This .357 magnum, 3" barrel revolver was the last issue revolver of the FBI (usually loaded with .38 spl +P .158 gr LHP ammo)
The holster used in the movie seems to be also the one that the FBI used with the S&W (note the Speedloader pouch)
but, unfortunately, someone forgot to teach Jodie Foster how to holster the gun:
The revolver used by Jodie Foster in the movie has a Pachmayr Grip adaptor (note that the bullets in the speedloader are SJHP, and not the .38 spl LSWCHP +P, used by the FBI in that era:
Browning Hi-Power
Used by a SWAT agent:
Colt Government
A deactivated Colt 1911 is used during FBI instruction
Colt Python
The gun used by "Buffalo Bill" played by Ted Levine is a 6" barreled, nickel-plated Colt Python.
Heckler & Koch MP5
A H&K MP5-K is seen in the hands of a FBI agent
Sawed Off Shotgun, Likely Autoloader, Possibly Remington 1100
FBI Special Agent Jack Crawford played by Scott Glenn is seen wielding a sawed off shotgun of unidentified manufacture prior to raiding the wrong house.
- I'm thinking Browning Auto-5.-protoAuthor