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The Brave One

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Nice, but where's the trigger?

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The following guns were used in the movie The Brave One

Kahr K9

Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) purchases a Kahr K9 from a blackmarket gun dealer (Angel Sing) to carry for her own protection, eventually using it to kill several criminals as she gradually becomes a vigilante.

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Kahr K9 9mm
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Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) aims her newly acquired Kahr K9 which she picked up from a black market sale in an alleyway - 9mm
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Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) aims her Kahr K9 at the head of Cutler (Victor Colicchio)- 9mm
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A clearer side angle of Erica Bain's Kahr K9 aimed at the head of Cutler (Victor Colicchio)- 9mm
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Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) prowls the back alley with her matte stainless Kahr K9 pistol - 9mm
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A back shot of Bain holding her matte stainless Kahr K9 pistol very loosely in her fingers as she peers around a corner - 9mm. This is appropriate since Bain is completely untrained and has started using her pistol with no formal training whatsoever.

Kahr 9 Digital Gun flashes

It is noteworthy that Foster never really fires her Kahr K9 throughout the movie. Every time she fires, it is a digital flash. Probably easier due to the restrictive New York City filming locations.

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Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) with an obvious digital gun flash from her Kahr K9

Glock 19

Detective Mercer (Terrence Howard) has a Glock 19 as his standard service pistol. He gives it to Erica Bain to kill a gang member in the climax.

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Glock 19 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm
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Detective Mercer (Terrence Howard) hands off his Glock 19 to Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) so that she can shoot Lee (Luis Da Silva Jr.) - 9mm
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"Shut UP!!!!!!!"
^ Not to nitpick, I remember her saying "Shut the f*ck up!!!!" - Gunmaster45
All these mystery guns on this page, and the only thing the EAGLE EYE can correct me on is "Shut the fuck up?" ;) LOL MoviePropMaster2008 02:15, 17 July 2009 (UTC)

Smith & Wesson Model 66

Erica Bain's first action as a vigilante involves her defending herself from a murderous thug armed with a Smith & Wesson Model 66 Snub Nosed Revolver with aftermarket Black custom grips - .357 magnum.

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Smith & Wesson Model 66 Snub with 2" barrel - .357 Magnum
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Sandy Combs (Larry Fessenden) aims his S&W Model 66 Revolver at his wife, Ida Combs, before shooting her four times - .357 magnum. In the film, the police describe the shots as .38 special, which is completely understandable and usable by a .357 magnum revolver.
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Sandy Combs (Larry Fessenden) shoots Ida Combs (An Nguyen) at close range. Like before, the gun flashes are digital CGI special effects and not blanks, however it is probably for safety purposes, considering how close he is to the victim.
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Sandy Combs (Larry Fessenden) notices a noise in the store after killing his wife, while gripping his S&W Model 66 Revolver - .357 magnum.
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Like yet another untrained individiual, Sandy Combs (Larry Fessenden) nervously grips his S&W Model 66 Revolver in an unusual manner when looking for the person in the store - .357 magnum.
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Another shot of the Model 66 revolver, here the custom black grips are visible - .357 magnum.

M1911A1

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.

Steyr GB

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - M1911A1, (Tbd), Steyr GB Pistol

Beretta 92FS

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store. Two of them are visible, one with wooden grips, one with black plastic factory grips.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - Steyr GB Pistol, Beretta 92FS with Wooden grips.

Makarov PM

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - Beretta 92FS with Wooden grips, Beretta 92FS with black grips, Makarov PM.

Smith & Wesson 39

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.

SIG-Sauer P210

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.

Smith & Wesson Model 10 HB

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - S&W Model 39, SIG-Sauer P210, Smith & Wesson Model 10 HB.

Smith & Wesson 645

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - S&W 645, Astra 400, (TBD)

Astra 400

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.

Smith & Wesson 659

  • Seen behind the glass counter at a gun store.
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Seen behind the glass at the gunstore: Left to right - Astra 400, (TBD), Smith & Wesson 659.



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Help me out here on Identifying these pistols '
I think the bottom left revolver is a Smith & Wesson .32 Double Action Second Model Revolver --AdAstra2009 02:19, 17 July 2009 (UTC)

Green Screen shots

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What is interesting is how many GREEN screen shots there are of Foster shooting, probably the most expedient way to film scenes of firing weapons in a city (New York City) that is notorious for being difficult to fire live guns with blanks.