3:10 to Yuma (1957)

The following guns were used in the film 3:10 to Yuma (1957):

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3:10 to Yuma (1957)

Single Action Army

Nearly every character carries a Single Action Army.

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Single Action Army

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Alex Potter (Henry Jones), the town drunk, and a deputy prepare to confront Charlie Prince (Richard Jaeckel).

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Dan Evans (Van Heflin) clocks Bob Moons (Sheridan Comerate) when he attempts to kill Wade.

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The volunteers waiting for Wade's gang.

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Evans fires at Charlie Prince.

Double Barreled Shotgun (Sawed Off)

A double barreled shotgun with the barrel sawed down to short length is initially carried by the Bisbee Marshal (Ford Rainey) and used in the capture of Ben Wade (Glenn Ford). The Marshal then turns it over to Dan Evans to carry for the remainder of the movie. A shotgun just like this one is used in the remake.

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The Marshal with the shotgun after capturing Wade.

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Evans with the shotgun as volunteers are gathered to escort Wade.

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Evans and the shotgun as a deputy puts his Winchester 1892 into his scabbard.

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A good close side-view of the shotgun as Evans attempts to prop open the window. Wade looks on from the background.

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Good view of the underside. Wade lunges for the gun.

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Evans duel-wielding.

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Another good shot of the underside of the shotgun, as well as the Single Action Army Evans took from Bob Moons.

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Evans escorting Wade through town.

Winchester 1892

Several of the supporting characters carry Winchester Model 1892s.

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Saddle Ring Carbine.

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The volunteers await the arrival of Wade's gang. The man in the foreground is holding a Winchester 1892. (Note the way Alex Potter is holding his Single Action Army.)

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A deputy loads his 1892 into his saddle scabbard as Evans looks on. Note the saddle ring on the rifle.

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A sharpshooter moves into position to take a shot at Evans.