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Across 110th Street
Across 100th Street is a 1972 Blaxploitation film starring Anthony Quinn as Frank Mattelli, a prejudiced police captain who is partnered with Lt. William Pope (Yaphet Kotto), a young black by-the-book detective in investigating the killing of five gangsters, two cops and the theft of $300,000 by three amateur criminals.
The following firearms were used in the film Across 110th Street:
Smith & Wesson M76
Jim Harris (Paul Benjamin) uses a Smith & Wesson M76 sub-machine gun in the opening shootout and the theft of the money. He also uses it in the end when being chased by the police. In typical movie fashion, Harris can fire hundreds of rounds without reloading.
Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snubnose
Nick D'Salvio's (Anthony Franciosa) main arm is a snubnose Smith & Wesson Model 10. This is also the sidearm of Cpt. Mattelli (Anthony Quinn) and Lt. Pope (Yaphet Kotto) and other police officers.
Colt Official Police
Joe Logart (Ed Bernard), another one of the criminals that steal money from the gangsters in the beginning of the film, uses a standard Colt Official Police revolver. Several police officers chasing Harris also carry them.
Beretta M1935
One of Doc Johnson's men Shevvy (Gilbert Lewis) uses a Beretta M1935 as his main sidearm. In the final scene, he briefly uses it with a suppressor.
Colt Detective Special
One of the gangsters that is gunned down in the beginning tries to fire a Colt Detective Special at the criminals.
Unidentified Sniper Rifles
Police snipers shoot Harris in the finale with unidentified rifles.
