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Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (original Italian title Se sei vivo spara ("If You Live, Shoot") is a 1967 co-production western movie directed by Giulio Questi and starring Tomas Milian.
The film has nothing to do with Django but uses this title for international release as a way to take advantage of the success of 1966 movie.
The following weapons were used in the film Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot!:
The Stranger (Tomas Milian) and several other Mexican bandits carry Single Action Army revolvers. SAA revolvers are also used by Sorrow (Roberto Camardiel) and his gang of black leather clad gay gunslingers. Evan Templer (Ray Lovelock) holds the SAA revolver in one scene.
Colt-style revolvers are used Oaks (Piero Lulli) and most of his henchmen. They are also seen in hands of townsmen, notably Bill Templer (Milo Quesada) and Hagerman (Francisco Sanz). As the movie was filmed in Spain, these revolvers are most likely Spanish Eibar manufactured guns, but the base model is unknown. Revolvers with 4", 5" and 6" barrels can be seen.
What appears to be the Smith & Wesson 4th Model revolver is seen in hands of a Mexican bandit. Same looking revolvers are used by townsmen. These revolvers are most likely Spanish clones.
Garate El Tigre rifles, Spanish version of Winchester 1892, are widely used by bandits and townsmen. During the hunt for The Stranger one of these rifles is used by Hagerman (Francisco Sanz).
Remington Rolling Block rifles are used by US Army soldiers, Oaks' bandits and their Mexican colleagues, and some townsmen. Both rifle and carbine versions are seen.
