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3:10 to Yuma (2007)
The following guns were used in the movie 3:10 to Yuma
Gatling Gun
Mounted on the stage coach during the opening shootout.
Winchester model 1873
Carried by stagecoach guards during the opening shootout.
Winchester 1866
Carried by stagecoach guards during the opening shootout.
Pretty sure this is just a Win 73 saddle ring carbine. -GM
Colt Single Action Army (1873 Cavalry model)
Used by many characters in the movie.
Colt Single Action Army ( 1873 Civilian Model)
Ben Wade (Russel Crowe) carries a Colt 1873 Civilian Model Revolver with custom grips he calls "The Hand of God", which has a gold cross on both sides of the grip.
Spencer 1860 Carbine
Dan Evans (Christian Bale) carries a Spencer 1860 Carbine chambered in 56-56 throughout the film.
Spencer 1882 Shotgun
The Spencer 1882 Shotgun is an early pump-action shotgun carried by a deputy early in the film.
Carried by Dan Evans throughout the film. Willam Evans, Dans son carries similar pistol in the film, a Colt 1860 Army revolver with the same Richards-Mason conversion to fire cartridges.
Colt Model 1860 Richards-Mason Conversion
Carried by Dan Evans son William (Logan Lehman) throughout the film. Dan carries a similar pistol in the film, a Colt 1851 navy revolver with the same Richards-Mason conversion to fire cartridges.
- This is an 1851 conversion too. The shape of the frame is the biggest give awat - Gunmaster45
I am afraid not GM! It is most certainly an 1860 judging by the extractor lever on the lower left side. KMR
- I'm afraid so KMR! I'll even so you when I upload screencaps of it soon. And I don't understand what the hell you mean by extractor lever, do you mean the ejector rod or the loading gate? Because both guns have these. Well ,whatever you mean, I will soon prove you wrong. - Gunmaster45
Smith & Wesson Schofield
Charlie Prince (Ben Foster) is carrying two 1875/1869 Schofield Cavalry model revolvers made by Smith & Wesson. The revolver breaks open allowing quick access to the actual 6 chambers allowing for quick reloading. They are named after Major George W. Schofield and shot the .45 Smith and Wesson cartridge which had a speed of 740ft/s muzzle velocity and delivering 283 ft-lbs of energy. The cartridge is a shorter round than the accepted .45 Colt round which lend people to nickname the Colt round as a "Long Colt".
Colt Model 1855 Revolving Rifle
Mounted with a telescopic sight and carried by Ben Wade's Mexican sharpshooter.
I believe it was a cartridge version of some sort, towards the end it looks like he's punching out cartridges from his cylinder, after they shoot the rancher - ben
Remington 1889 Double Barrelled Shotgun
A Remington 1889 double barreled shotgun sawed off to an extremely short length is carried by Byron McElroy (Peter Fonda) until his death and later by Dan Evans (Christian Bale).
- If this is true, that's an anachronism. This movie takes place before '89. -GM
I believe you're mistaken. I have an 1878 Colt and believe that is what Fonda is using, which removes any concern about an anachronism. -RT
- Yeeaaah, have you mistaken the 1878 Colt with the Remington 1889? Because I said the 1889 is an anachronism. I too believe this is a Colt 78 but why would I be mistaken? - Gunmaster45
Henry 1860
A Henry 1860 can be seen being cocked by a person when he hears the offer of 200 dollars to anyone who kills the person keeping Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) captive and is also used by other outlaws trying to kill Dan Evans (Christian Bale).
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