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Jamaica Inn (2014)
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Jamaica Inn is a 2014 British three part mini series, a period drama adapted from Daphne du Maurier's 1936 novel. This is the third screen adaptation of the original novel after the Alfred Hitchcock's 1939 film starring Maureen O'Hara and the 1983 ITV mini series starring Jane Seymour.
Joss Merlyn (Sean Harris) holds a New Land Pattern Flintlock Pistol with the flat heel of the grip, typical for the East Indian Pattern. The pistol is definitly a modern replica, may be a non firing one.
In the climactic scene Vicar Francis Davey (Ben Daniels) holds a Sea Service Flintlock Pistol. The screen gun is a non-firing replica that slightly differs from the original pistol. When Davey "fires" it, he only cocks the hammer and presses the trigger, without any imitation of loading. Flashes on the lock are seen but the pistol doesn't produce muzzle flame. Exactly same model can be seen in Henry Krank catalogue (63P) but the manufacturer isn't mentioned.
Due to continuity errors, Davey's pistol several times switches from the Sea Service to the Heavy Dragoon pistol and back againt. This Heavy Dragoon pistol isn't seen "firing". A long flintlock pistol that is seen in hands of a customs officer is also supposedly to be a Heavy Dragoon (no belt hook can be seen, so it's hardly a Sea Service).
During the prison break, Jem Merlyn (Matthew McNulty) takes two Double Barreled Flintlock Pistols from the customs officers' armory. He uses this guns in the climactic scene. These pistols are definitly modern replicas, may be non firing ones.
During the abmush on the wreckers' gang, customs officers fire some long guns. They are seen at great distance and cannot be identified. Flintlock Muskets would be correct weapons for this scene, but it's unknown what guns were used.
