Tin Star - Season 1
Main Cast
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The following weapons were used in Season 1 of the television series Tin Star
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Pistols Beretta 92FS Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) of the Little Big Bear Police carries a Beretta 92FS as his sidearm.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Beretta 92FS - 9x19mm. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth's holstered Beretta in "Fun and (S)Laughter". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth's sidearm is returned to him by the Musqwa First Nations tribe in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth picks up his sidearm in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth's Beretta on the bar of Randys Roadhouse in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth "surrenders" his sidearm to Godswill in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chief Worth aims his sidearm at Rrginald Godswill in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth aims his Beretta at Whitey in "Cuckoo". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth aims his weapon at Frank in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth takes aim at Whitey in "My Love Is Vengeance". Glock 17 The Glock 17 is the most commonly featured gun in the series. It is carried by Constables Denise Minahik (Sarah Podemski ) and Nick McGillen (Ryan Kennedy ) of Little Big Bear Police as their standard issue sidearms, as well as Inspector Benoit Lehane (Roark Critchlow ) of the Royal Canadian Federal Police. Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) briefly arms himself with one after temporarily losing his Beretta 92FS in "Comfort of Strangers". Chief Lightfoot (Lorne Cardinal ) of the Reverie Ipowahtaman Police Service is seen armed with one in "Exposure". Anna Worth (Abigail Lawrie ) also handles one in the series.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Glock 17 (3rd Gen) - 9x19mm. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Constable Denise Minahik aims her Glock at Daniel Lyle in "Fun and (S)Laughter". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Constable Nick McGillen's holstered Glock in "The Kid". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey searches the Worth's house in "The Kid". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Constable Nick McGillen approaches a crime scene with his Glock drawn in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Royal Canadian Federal Police forensic officers with holstered Glocks in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chief Lightfoot's holstered Glock in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Constable Nick McGillen draws his Glock on Jim and Angela worth in "My Love Is Vengeance". Glock 19 Louis Gangon (Christopher Heyerdahl ), Head of Security for North Stream Oil, carries a Glock 19 as his sidearm throughout the series. He is seen using it with a suppressor in "This Be The Verse". Simon "Whitey" Brown (Oliver Coopersmith ) is seen carrying one in "The Kid", "Bait" and "My Love is Vengeance".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Glock 19 (3rd Gen) - 9x19mm. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Gangon with his holstered Glock 19 in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Gangon flashes his holstered Glock 19 at Frank Keane in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good view of Gangon's holstered pistol in "Cuckoo". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Gangon threads a suppressor onto his Glock in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Gangon prepares to shoot out the power lines outside the Worth residence in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A view of the pistol as Gangon unloads Angela's shotgun after disarming her in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing An injured Gangon aims his pistol at Elizabeth Bradshaw in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey's (Oliver Coopersmith ) Glock 19 on the table in "My Love Is Vengeance". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Anna Worth holds Whitey's Glock in "My Love Is Vengeance". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Anna aim's Whitey's Glock at her father in "My Love Is Vengeance". Desert Eagle Mark 1 (Stainless) In "Exposure", Frank (Ian Puleston-Davies ) purchases a stainless Desert Eagle Mark 1 from biker McMoney (Mike Kovac ). He later attempts to use it to shoot Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) in "This Be The Verse".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing A satin nickel Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark I - .357 Magnum. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Desert Eagle in the guitar case with the other guns in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A closeup of the gun as McMoney shows Frank in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Frank aims the Desert Eagle in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Frank prepares to load the Desert Eagle in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Frank opens fire on Chief Worth in the graveyard in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A side view of the pistol as Frank flees Worth in "This Be The Verse". Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 (Nickel) In "This Be The Verse", Boner (George Tchortov ) aims a nickel Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 at Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ). The blank firer is presumably standing in for a real life M1911 variant.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 with nickel finish - 9mm P.A.K. blanks Error creating thumbnail: File missing Boner aims his pistol at Chief Worth in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing An alternate angle of the pistol in "This Be The Verse". Remington 95 Double Derringer In "This Be The Verse", Jaclyn Letendre (Michelle Thrush ) is seen carrying a Remington 95 Double Derringer with pearl grips in her purse. She later uses it to threaten Louis Gangon (Christopher Heyerdahl ).
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Remington 95 Double Derringer Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Derringer in Jaclyn's purse in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Jaclyn clutches her Derringer in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Jaclyn aims her Derringer at Gangon in "This Be The Verse". Revolvers Smith & Wesson Model 27 A masked gunman (Oliver Coopersmith ) uses what appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 27 with Pachmayer grips to shoot at Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) and his family in "Fun and (S)laughter".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing S&W Model 27 with 4" barrel. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The gunman aims his Model 27 at the Worth's car in "Fun and (S)Laughter". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good side view of the the Model 27 in "Fun and (S)Laughter". Ruger SP101 In "Bait", Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) acquires a Ruger SP101 from the glovebox of a car driven by Reginald Godswill (Tobi Bamtefa ).
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Ruger SP101 - .357 Magnum Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Ruger in Godwill's glovebox in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chief Worth exits the crashed car with the revolver in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good side view of the revolver as Worth reloads his confiscated Beretta in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Worth executes Godswill with his own revolver in "Bait". Colt Detective Special (3rd Generation) In "Exposure", one of the handguns that McMoney (Mike Kovac ) offers to sell Frank (Ian Puleston-Davies ) is what appears to be a 3rd Generation Colt Detective Special with black grips.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Colt Detective Special - .38 special Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Cold DS in the guitar case with the other guns in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Colt (left) displayed by McMoney in "Exposure". Unknown Snubnose Revolver In "Exposure", another one of the handguns that McMoney (Mike Kovac ) offers to sell Frank (Ian Puleston-Davies ) is an as of yet unitentified snubnose revolver with wooden grips and stainless plating.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing The revolver in the guitar case with the other guns in "Exposure". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The other snubnose (right) displayed by McMoney in "Exposure".
Shotguns Double Barrelled Shotgun In "Comfort of Strangers", Hal Laskamin (Owen Crowshoe ) is seen armed with a double barrelled shotgun whilst escorting Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) from the Musqwa First Nations reserve.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Double Barrelled Shotgun - 12 Gauge. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Hal Laskamin provides Chief Worth with an armed escort off the reserve in "Comfort of Strangers". Over and Under Shotgun In "Comfort of Strangers", another member of the Musqwa First Nations tribe is seen armed with an over and under shotgun in a standoff with the police.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing CZ Redhead OAU Shotgun - 12 gauge. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Musqwa man (back right) with the shotgun in "Comfort of Strangers". Unknown Shotgun Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Musqwa First Nation member on the far left with what appears to be a single barrel silver shotgun in "Comfort of Strangers". Charles Daly Model 105 In "Bait", both Angela Worth (Genevieve O'Reilly ) and Anna Worth (Abigail Lawrie ) are seen training themselves to shoot with what appears to be a Charles Daly Model 105 OAU shotgun. Angela is later seen using it in "Cuckoo" and "This Be The Verse".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Charles Daly Model 105 - 12 gauge. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela Worth removes the shotgun from its rack in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another side view of the shotgun in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela aims the shotgun at a target in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Anna Worth aims the shotgun in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another view of Anna with the shotgun in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela aims the shotgun at Whitey upon discovering him in the kitchen in "Cuckoo". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela searches the house for Gangon in "This Be The Verse". Mossberg 500 Tactical In "Exposure", two Mossberg 500 Tactical shotguns are seen in a police cruiser driven by Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ). One of the shotguns is later used by Angela Worth (Genevieve O'Reilly ) in "This Be The Verse" and "My Love Is Vengeance".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Mossberg 500 Tactical with extendable M4 stock - 12 gauge. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The shotgun (right) secured in the cruiser in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another secured shotgun in Worth's cruiser in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela threatens McMoney with the shotgun in "This Be The Verse". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela aims the shotgun at Whitey in "My Love Is Vengeance". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Angela tries to prevent Anna and Whitey from leaving in "My Love Is Vengeance". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Anna Worth aims the shotgun at her father in "My Love Is Vengeance". Winchester Model 120 In "Comfort of Strangers", a member of the Musqwa First Nations tribe is briefly seen armed with a Winchester Model 120 during a police standoff.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Winchester Model 120 - 20 gauge Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Musqwa tribesman with his shotgun in the background in "Comfort of Strangers". Sawed Off Double Barrelled Shotgun In the flashback episode "Fortunate Boy", Malcolm Brown (Geoffrey Bell ) uses a sawed of shotgun with exposed hammers to threaten an undercover Jim Worth (Tim Roth ). It is briefly handled by Helen Brown (Leanne Best ) in the same episode.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Sawn of shotgun with exposed hammers - 12 gauge. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Malcolm exits the trailer with the shotgun in "Fortunate Boy". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The shotgun on the table as Malcolm tells Helen that Jim is a police officer in "Fortunate Boy". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Helen prepares to enter the trailer with the shotgun in "Fortunate Boy". Rifles Remington 700 BDL In "Comfort of Strangers", Hal Laskamin (Owen Crowshoe ) is seen armed with a Remington 700 BDL during a standoff with Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) and his colleagues.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Remington 700 BDL rifle with no iron sights and scope (current production) - .308 Winchester. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Hal Laskamin (right) with the BDL in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Hal unslings his Remington in "Comfort of Strangers". Remington 700PSS In "Comfort of Strangers", Reginald Godswill (Tobi Bamtefa ), Frank Keane (Ian Puleston-Davies ) and Johnny (Stephen Martin Walters ) are seen using what appears to be a Remington 700PSS with a Choate Super Sniper Stock, collapsible bipod and suppressor. It is later used by Simon "Whitey" Brown (Oliver Coopersmith ) in the episodes "Jack" and "Bait".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Remington 700PSS with Choate Super Sniper Stock - 7.62x51mm NATO Error creating thumbnail: File missing Godswill aims the rifle in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Frank Keane attempts to get a better shot with the rifle in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey aims the rifle at a North Stream Oil truck in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing A good side view of the rifle as Whitey (Oliver Coopersmith ) takes up position in "Jack". Winchester Model 1894 In "Comfort of Strangers", a member of the Musqwa First Nations tribe is seen armed with what appears to be a Winchester Model 1894 in a standoff with the police.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Winchester 1894 - .30-30 Error creating thumbnail: File missing The man to the left of Chief Minahik with the Model 1894 in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The same man (left) with the Model 1894 in "Comfort of Strangers". Unknown Rifle In "Comfort of Strangers", a member of the Musqwa First Nations tribe is seen armed with an unknown bolt action hunting rifle.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Musqwa tribesman readies his rifle in "Comfort of Strangers". Assault Rifles M4A1 In "Comfort of Strangers", Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) gives Constable Denise Minahik (Sarah Podemski ) an M4A1 from the police station armoury as they prepare to search for his missing daughter. Another M4A1 is seen in a patrol car in "Jack".
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Colt M4A1 with 6 position collapsible stock - 5.56x45mm. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Chief Worth hands Constable Minahik the rifle in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Minahik exits the police station with the M4A1 in "Comfort of Strangers". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The M4A1 (left) secured in the cruiser in "Bait". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Another M4A1 secured in Worth's cruiser in "Bait".
Other Toy Revolver In "Fun and (S)Laughter", Peter Worth (Rupert Turnbull ) is seen playing with a plastic toy revolver.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Petey Worth aims the toy at his father in "Fun and (S)Laughter". Police Station Armoury In "Comfort of Strangers", Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) is seen selecting weapons from a large safe in the police station. Aside from the M4A1 he hands to Constable Denise Minahik (Sarah Podemski ), the others appear to be unidenfied shotguns and rifles.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing The open gun safe in "Comfort of Strangers". Keyring Gun In "Jack", Simon "Whitey" Brown (Oliver Coopersmith ) is seen carrying a spring loaded, two shot keyring gun when he attempts to kill Chief Jim Worth (Tim Roth ) at a funeral.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey loads a bullet into the keyring gun in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing The loaded keyring gun in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey cocks the keyring gun at the funeral in "Jack". Error creating thumbnail: File missing Whitey aims the weapon, before deciding against using it at a funeral full of police officers in "Jack". 
