Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Howling (1981)WARNING: THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS
The following firearms were seen in the film The Howling :
Remington Model 760 Rifle Sam Newfield (Slim Pickens ) is seen with a Remington 760 pump-action rifle on several occasions.
While it is true that the updated Remington 7600 was introduced in 1981, the year of the film's production, it is unlikely that it was the new gun, since the firearm is not seen in any close-up shots so it is unlikely that it was a hero gun, and it was too new for a film appearance, so it is more likely that this is the older Remington 760.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Remington 760 - first introduced in 1952 Error creating thumbnail: File missing Sam with his 760 during the wolf hunt. This shot is reversed, as the rifle's ejection port appears on the left side of the receiver. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Sam racks the pump on his 760. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Sam aims his 760 as he begins to "change". Unknown Revolvers Two separate revolvers are seen in the film that are never seen clearly enough to positively identify.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing A rookie police officer shoots Eddie Quist (Robert Picardo ). Error creating thumbnail: File missing Newfield chats with Karen and Donna at The Colony's tennis court. His service revolver can be seen behind his arm. Savage 99C Bill Neill (Christopher Stone ) owns a Savage 99C which he uses during the wolf hunt.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Savage 99 Error creating thumbnail: File missing Karen White (Dee Wallace ) with her husband's 99C while investigating the howling noises in the woods. Error creating thumbnail: File missing One of the other guests at The Colony shows Bill how to use the Savage. Winchester Model 70 Super Grade One of the residents at The Colony carries a Winchester Model 70 Super Grade bolt-action rifle.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Post 1964 Winchester NEW Model 70 Super Grade - various calibers Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Colony resident with a Winchester Model 70. This is part of the reversed shot from before, causing the bolt to appear to be on the wrong side of the rifle. Griffin & Howe sporterized M1903 Springfield One of the residents at The Colony is seen using a Griffin & Howe sporterized M1903 Springfield rifle (distinguishable by its distinctive rear sight).
Error creating thumbnail: File missing A Griffin & Howe M1903 Sporter with iron sights. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Parker-Hale 1200 Rifle Chris Halloran (Dennis Dugan ) uses a Parker-Hale Sniper Rifle bolt-action rifle chambered in .30-06 near the end of the film.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Parker-Hale 1200 series rifle Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chris searches Dr. Waggner's office while armed with a Parker-Hale rifle. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chris cycles the bolt on his Parker-Hale. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Karen White (Dee Wallace ) holds the rifle while Chris douses the barn with gasoline. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Error creating thumbnail: File missing In a continuity error, Sam's Remington 760 briefly turns into a Parker-Hale rifle. Bonus - Silver .30-06 Bullets Before he heads up to The Colony, Chris stops by a bookstore that he and Terri Fisher (Belinda Balaski ) had visited earlier in the film, where he picks up a box of .30-06 bullets that the store owner Walter Paisley (Dick Miller ) had special ordered for another customer.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Paisley shows off the box of silver bullets, explaining how the original buyer was unable to pay, leaving him with a box of expensive, impractical ammo that he can't seem to sell. Error creating thumbnail: File missing A closeup of the silver bullets. 
