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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: Difference between revisions
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[[Image:M1928.jpg|thumb|none|400px|M1928 "Tommy Gun" .45 ACP]] | [[Image:M1928.jpg|thumb|none|400px|M1928 "Tommy Gun" .45 ACP]] | ||
Lao Che's son Kao Kan shoots at Indy in the Club Obi Wan nightclub with a Thompson M1928 in the opening sequence. | Lao Che's son Kao Kan shoots at Indy in the Club Obi Wan nightclub with a [[Thompson]] M1928 in the opening sequence. | ||
==Webley Mk III== | ==Webley Mk III== | ||
Revision as of 01:42, 23 March 2009
Colt Official Police
Indy loses his Colt Official Police at the beginning of the film when Willie drops it out of the getaway car after they exit club Obi Wan. Indy's had a 4" barrel and was .38 special. It had been thought that the Temple of Doom gun was the Colt New Service M1917 or possibly one of the cut down Smiths from Raiders of the Lost Ark, but new evidence and first hand information has led to the discovery that it was a 4 inch Colt Official Police .38.
Short Magazine Lee Enfield
Used by the Indian Army against the Temple of Doom guards at the Bridge scene.
The funny thing is that while the SMLE Mk III, of which over 3 million were made and used across the entirety of the British "empire" during BOTH world wars, is known as "Utterly reliable and with the smoothest bolt action ever made..." (Hogg, Ian. Jane's Guns Recognition Guide. HarperCollinsPublishers, Glasgow, UK, 2002.), an India soldier is shown jamming one. Perhaps it was a Lee Enfiled Rifle No. 4, or mahaps it was an honest SMLE Mk 3, only the film-makers may ever know.
Martini Henry?
Used by the Temple of Doom guards during the Mine Cart chase.
M1928 Thompson
Lao Che's son Kao Kan shoots at Indy in the Club Obi Wan nightclub with a Thompson M1928 in the opening sequence.
Webley Mk III
A nickel plated webley Mk. III is used by Chen to shoot and kill Indy's partner, Wu Han, during the cork popping scene in Club Obi Wan.
