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Revision as of 14:15, 29 October 2010
The following firearms were used in the 1971 Mystery-Thriller film Figures in a Landscape:
Winchester Model 1892
Both MacConnachie (Robert Shaw) and Ansell (Malcolm McDowell) use a Winchester Model 1892 Rifle throughout the film which they took from the Widow's (Pamela Brown) house while passing through the village. It is used many times, most notably by MacConnachie to shoot the helicopter observer (Christopher Malcolm), until it is lost by Ansell while fighting the soldiers in the farming fields.
Star Z45
Another weapon used in the film is the Star Z45, which is taken from the dead helicopter observer by MacConnachie and used by him for the rest of the film. Soldiers searching for MacConnachie & Ansell also use this weapon.
Unidentified Rifle
Many of the soldiers use unidentified rifles throughout the film while searching for MacConnachie and Ansell. After sneaking into the military headquarters, Ansell takes one of these rifles and uses it for the rest of the film. Since the production was independent and rather low budget, it could be any number of cheap rifles.
