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Definately not a Schofield, it's a New Model No.3. I uploaded a picture of the thing for another movie, once I find the bloody thing I'll add it. | Definately not a Schofield, it's a New Model No.3. I uploaded a picture of the thing for another movie, once I find the bloody thing I'll add it. | ||
=== Ross Model 10 === | |||
This rifle, while a cool and all too rare addition to a movie, is anachronistic to the film. There is a picture of William McKinley in the sheriff's office, so I must presume the setting of the movie is from 1899 to pre-September 1901, since Robert Duval's character is using a Savage Model 99. | |||
Revision as of 19:10, 28 May 2010
Long Mountain Outfitters has a picture of the C96 used in the film, but I can't find it on there anymore. If someone knows were to find it, please help me out. - Gunmaster45
- I'll take a look, it might be in their directory. -MT2008
The site looks good. Glad somebody finally got around to this movie. --Jcordell 01:02, 22 May 2009 (UTC)
Smith & Wesson
Definately not a Schofield, it's a New Model No.3. I uploaded a picture of the thing for another movie, once I find the bloody thing I'll add it.
Ross Model 10
This rifle, while a cool and all too rare addition to a movie, is anachronistic to the film. There is a picture of William McKinley in the sheriff's office, so I must presume the setting of the movie is from 1899 to pre-September 1901, since Robert Duval's character is using a Savage Model 99.