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[[Image:French3.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Roy Scheider uses a Winchester model 1897 Shotgun in "The French Connection"]] | [[Image:French3.jpg|thumb|none|300px|Roy Scheider uses a Winchester model 1897 Shotgun in "The French Connection"]] | ||
== Beretta Model 70 == | == [[Beretta Model 70]] == | ||
During the final shootout, the bad guys use several Colt and Smith & Wesson snub-nose revolvers, but we can also see, briefly, a Beretta Model 70 (lower left corner of the pic) | During the final shootout, the bad guys use several Colt and Smith & Wesson snub-nose revolvers, but we can also see, briefly, a Beretta Model 70 (lower left corner of the pic) | ||
[[Image:French4.jpg|thumb|none|300px|]] | [[Image:French4.jpg|thumb|none|300px|]] | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 23 July 2008
Guns seen in this movie:
Colt Detective Special
Gene Hackman, in his role of Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle carries in an ankle holster a pre-1972 version of the Colt Detective Special
Colt Gold Cup National Match
Marcel Bozzuffi uses an adjustable-sights 1911-type pistol, that looks like a Colt Gold Cup
Smith & Wesson Model 10
Roy Scheider uses a 2"-barrel S&W revolver as his service gun. It seems to be a "Military & Police" (later known as the Model 10) (it looks too large to be one of the early versions of the Chief's Special, with square butt).
Winchester Model 1897
During the final shootout, Roy Scheider uses a Winchester Model 1897 Shotgun
Beretta Model 70
During the final shootout, the bad guys use several Colt and Smith & Wesson snub-nose revolvers, but we can also see, briefly, a Beretta Model 70 (lower left corner of the pic)
