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Taxi Driver

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The following guns were used in the film Taxi Driver











Smith & Wesson 29

Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) purchases four guns from the illegal arms dealer he meets, the first of which is a S&W 29 in .44 Magnum. He is turned on to this gun by a passenger of his who claims he is going to kill his cheating wife with a .44 Magnum. The .44 features prominently in the film and is used later by Travis to shoot both the fat man and the pimp in the flop house.

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Travis purchases a S&W 29 .44 Magnum from the gun dealer.
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"Did you ever see what a .44 magnum pistol will do to a woman's face?"
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Travis with his S&W 29 .44 Magnum in his apartment.

Smith & Wesson 36

The second pistol Travis (Robert De Niro) picks out is a S&W 36 nickel plated revolver in .38 special with custom mother-of-pearl grips. Travis later uses the little .38 to shoot Sport, Iris' pimp, outside the flop house. In a continuity mistake of the film, when Travis trains in the shooting range, the S&W 36 is now a Colt Detective Special (see below).

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The arms dealer picks out a nickel plated S&W 36 .38 revolver for Travis.
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Travis with his S&W 36 in his apartment.
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Travis shoots Iris' pimp with his .38 snub nose.

Smith & Wesson Escort .22LR

The third pistol Travis Bickle picks out is a S&W Escort, although it is incorrectly referred to as a Colt 25. He memorably attaches the S&W Escort to a drawer slide and mounts it on his forearm. Travis later uses his S&W Escort to kill the boss in the flop house.

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Travis tests out the arms dealers S&W Escort.
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Travis attaches his S&W Escort to a slide on his arm.
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Travis with his S&W Escort in his apartment.

Walther P38

The Walther P38 is visible in case closest to Travis when he purchases his pistols. The salesman describes it as the pistol that was replaced by the Walther PPK as the sidearm for German officers in the Second World War. This is somewhat incorrect; the PPK was issued to Military Policemen, Luftwaffe officers, support personnel, and high-ranking Nazi Party officials.

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Walther P38 9mm

Astra Constable

The last pistol Travis Bickle picks out is an Astra Constable He later uses it to shoot and kill a liquor store robber. There is also a continuity error involving this gun (see below)

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The arms dealer picks up an Astra Constable .380.
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Travis tests out an Astra Constable .380 .
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Travis shoots and kills a liquor store robber with his Astra Constable .380

Astra Constable (notice sunburst on slide) http://www.collectorsfirearms.com/admin/product_details.php?itemID=19253

Walther PP

There are several continuity mistakes in the movie. When Travis is training in a indoor shooting range, he has a Walther PP instead of the Astra Constable he bought previously (See image)

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Note that 3 of the guns shown here are not those that Travis had bought

Colt Detective Special

Another continuity mistake. In the shooting range, Travis has a Colt DS, instead of the S&W Chiefs Special (see image)

Sterling pistol

Another mistake: the S&W escort is now a Sterling pistol

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