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Revision as of 22:08, 11 July 2010
The following weapons were seen in this movie:
Colt 1860 Army
The main sidearm of U.S. Army Captain James "Jim" West (Will Smith) is a Colt 1860 Army revolver. Several other persons use the same.
In one shot, when West fires his sidearm into the roof of the White House to convince a disguised Gordon that he is impersonating the President, the gun is subtly different.
Colt 1862 Police (with Richards-Mason conversion)
When an impertinent and not-too-sharp Pinkerton detective reaches for Captain West's main sidearm, West speedily draws his backup gun, a Colt 1862 Police with Richards-Mason conversion and nickel finish.
Single Action Army
General McGrath (Ted Levine) carries a Single Action Army as his main sidearm. He uses it to casually gut-shoot an irate patron at Fat-Can's brothel, and threatens Dr. Arliss Loveless (Kenneth Brannagh) with it as his men are slaughtered.
Loveless: After you, sir.
Remington New Line No.1
Artemus Gordon (Kevin Kline), despite his professed dislike for firearms, keeps a Remington New Line No. 1 single-shot derringer on a spring-loaded catch inside a belt buckle. West later slips it to him in Loveless's hideout, and Gordon conceals it on his wrist spring.
- Closest I can match it to is a Colt #3 Derringer. -GM
Looks like a modern 22 revolver. One of those belt buckle guns. New England arms? you mean north american arms and thats not it because those have cylinders but i agree wit GM but there are #4 versions which they probably used because they take a .22 short and the #4 model is alot cheaper than a real one -I agree, they look like Colt #4.
Single barrel shotgun
An assassin hiding in a painting uses it to try to kill West, but fails to.
Winchester Model 1887
West removes a Winchester Model 1887 lever-action shotgun from the arms cache in The Wanderer and cocks it one-handed as he and Gordon ride to confront Loveless.
Gatling Gun
Various Gatling guns are seen in this movie.
Panel of guns
Aboard The Wanderer, Jim West opens a wall panel to reveal a cache of guns (need some ID'ing).
- Colt 1861 Navy with shoulder stock , at top
- Remington 1858 "Cattleman's Carbine"-Dead center
- Remington 1875 Revolver-bottom left, gold plated
- Winchester 1887 lever action shotgun-left, between the two above Remingtons
- Rossi Overland Double barrel sawed-off right, above Cattleman's carbine
- Pearl-gripped Schofield Revolver.
- Rossi Overland Double barrel sawed-off right from Desperado above green ammo box.
- Winchester 1873 Cut down to Mare's Leg style - .45 LC - to the left of the Rossi Overland
Henry 1860
Equipped with telescopic sight, carried by Munitia (Musetta Vander).
Remington 1858 "Cattleman's Carbine"
A Remington 1858 carbine is seen in the cabinet aboard The Wanderer, and Amazonia (Frederique Van Der Wal) also carries one (equipped with a telescopic sight) aboard the Tarantula, before she is ordered at gunpoint to toss it over the side.
Wheelchair Gun(s)
For self-defense, Dr. Arliss Loveless's (Kenneth Brannagh) wheelchair is equipped with twin barrels at the front of the left arm and rear of the right arm, to deliver twin loads of double-aught buckshot. He uses the rear-facing guns to kill General McGrath (Ted Levine), and attempts to use the front-facing guns to shoot West.