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Doc Holliday ([[Val Kilmer]]) keeps a nickel [[Colt Lightning|Colt Lightning Thunderer]] as a second sidearm, in addition to his Quickdraw SAA. It has birdshead grips.
Doc Holliday ([[Val Kilmer]]) keeps a nickel [[Colt Lightning]] as a second sidearm, in addition to his Quickdraw SAA. It has birdshead grips.
:The Lightning is the .38 Colt model, the Thunderer is the .41 Colt model. There is no "Lightning Thunderer". - [[User:Gunmaster45|Gunmaster45]]
[[Image:Lightning.JPG|thumb|none|350px|Colt Lightning similar to the Thunderer used by Val Kilmer in Tombstone. Kilmer's Thunderer was fitted with a 3 1/2" barrel, ivory grips, and nickel plating.]]
[[Image:Lightning.JPG|thumb|none|350px|Colt Lightning similar to the Thunderer used by Val Kilmer in Tombstone. Kilmer's Thunderer was fitted with a 3 1/2" barrel, ivory grips, and nickel plating.]]
[[Image:Tomb-coltlight1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Doc places his SAA and Thunderer on the card table, telling Ed Bailey ([[Frank Stallone]]) they could be "friends" again.]]
[[Image:Tomb-coltlight1.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Doc places his SAA and Thunderer on the card table, telling Ed Bailey ([[Frank Stallone]]) they could be "friends" again.]]
Billy Clanton (Thomas Haden Church) loads a side-by-side shotgun during the film's opening shootout with the Cowboys. Several others can be seen throughout the film, used primarily by other Cowboys such as Florentino Cruz (Paul Ben-Victor) in Tombstone and "Curly Bill" Brocius (Powers Boothe) during the Iron Springs shootout.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBilly loads up his shotgun before going into battle. It should be noted the shells he is loading are green plastic, which is highly anachronistic to the era, as brass shotgun shells were used at the time.
thats red paper. not green plastic. and paper shells were around back then if i remember correctly
Several Cowboys use Winchester Model 1876 rifles during the film, including Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn), Ike Clanton (Stephen Lang), and Breckenridge (Jason Priestley). Of Earp's men, Sherm McMasters (Michael Rooker) and "Texas Jack" Vermillion (Peter Sherayko) also carry Winchester '76 rifles. According to Sherayko, who was also the film's armorer, there were five Winchester Model 1876 rifles, chambered in .45-60, used in the film.
As with many Westerns, the Single Action Army is the most commonly seen gun in the film, in the hands (or holsters) of nearly every major and minor character.
Single Action Army Quickdraw Model (4.75" barrel)
Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn) carries a nickel Quickdraw model. Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) also has a nickel Quickdraw, which he carries in addition to his Colt Lightning.
Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) often carries a Cavalry Model in addition to his Buntline Special. Morgan Earp (Bill Paxton) has a Cavalry SAA as his primary weapon, as do "Curly Bill" Brocius (Powers Boothe) (who carries two) and his Cowboy gang. Cochise County Sheriff Johnny Behan (Jon Tenney) also has a Cavalry Model, which Ike Clanton borrows during the O.K. Corral gunfight. Johnny Tyler (Billy Bob Thornton) is disarmed of his by Wyatt when the latter replaces him as faro dealer, with Wyatt tossing the revolver to the bartender as a "keepsake" to keep above the bar. Billy Clanton (Thomas Haden Church) draws his during the O.K. Corral confrontation to begin the gunfight. Barnes (John Corbett) fires one into the air during the Henry V speech, causing the other Cowboys to fire theirs into the air at the speech's conclusion.
Johnny "Madcap" Tyler (Billy Bob Thornton), the faro dealer, approaches Wyatt with a Belgian-made Meteor 10-gauge side-by-side shotgun, which Virgil Earp (Sam Elliott) picks up and uses after Johnny puts it down. Morgan Earp (Bill Paxton) also is seen carrying it. Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) uses the sawed-off 10-gauge as his backup gun, hidden underneath the faro table at the Oriental, when Johnny Ringo harasses Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer). Doc himself carries one into the O.K. Corral during the confrontation, as the true Doc Holliday had in 1881.
Virgil Earp (Sam Elliott) carries a Smith & Wesson Schofield with a nickel finish and pearl grips. Wyatt seems to carry this revolver in his holster when he is out riding his horse, giving it back to Virgil when talking to him about his choice to serve as City Marshal.
When Behan is attempting to tell the Earps about Tombstone's positive image, "Turkey Creek" Jack Johnson (Buck Taylor) shoots a man in the background with a Remington 1875. Doc Holliday then sarcastically notes that the city is "very cosmopolitan".
When Virgil, as Deputy Marshal, posts the notice banning the carry of guns within the town of Tombstone, a man can be seen holding what appears to be a Kentucky Flintlock Rifle in protest.
Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) carries a Colt Buntline Special that appears to have been crafted especially for him in 1878 due to his service in Dodge City. In actuality, the Buntline Special in the film is one of three EMF/Uberti replicas custom made for Tombstone. Although the legendary Buntline Special is often associated with Wyatt Earp, he more likely carried his Smith & Wesson .44 during the O.K. Corral gunfight.
Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) carries a three-triggered Stevens 10-gauge during his vendetta ride, notably using it to kill Frank Stilwell (Tomas Arana) at the train depot and "Curly Bill" Brocius at Iron Springs.
Whitney Kennedy .44-40 carried by Peter Sherayko in the film Tombstone. From the personal collection of the film's armorer Peter SheraykoError creating thumbnail: File missingTurkey Creek and Doc during a killing.
Evans Rifle
Cowboy gang member Pony Deal (Forrie J. Smith) carries an Evans rifle, a 28-shot rifle manufactured in the 1870s by Evans of Maine.
File:Evans.jpg28 shot Evans Rifle similar to the one used by "Pony Deal" in the film Tombstone.
