Favorite movie guns

[mtcurman]

What guns have caught your eye the most at the movies? Here's mine.

A Volcanic that Clint Eastwoodcarries in For a Few Dollars More.

"Lucky" Ned Pepper's Remington 1875 with four loop mexican loop holster and four-leaf clover grips in the new version of True Grit.

Tom Selleck's '76 carbine in Crossfire Trail.

Please share your's!

Ben

 

[pab1]

Here are the first ones that come to mind. Matthew Quigleys Sharps rifle in Quigley Down Under. Chuck Conners big loop Winchester in The Rifleman along with John Waynes in True Grit. All the guns in Mountain Men. Hatchet Jacks rifle in Jeremiah Johnson.

 

[tg]

Richard Widmarks Volley gun in Waynes "Alamo" flick and most any of the guns except the heros longrifle in the latest version of the "Last of the Mohicans" (I really like the part where everyone was not shooting two or three bad guys off their horses at 100 yds with single shot pistols like in the "Patriot")I just could not get past that gun not really belonging so to speak, plus the use of the extra range silk patch in the first shot then using a different gun likley with regular patcthing for the second shot, overall I found the movie very entertaing as we muct take what we get in fims of the type/period

 

[Jumpshot]

M41-A Pulse Rifle

 

[wattlebuster]

I liked all the rocklocks in the patriot and in the alamo (Billy Bobs Version)

 

[Sunkmanitu Tanka]

Where do you put the flint???? :hmm: :idunno: :shocked2:

 

[Jumpshot]

I asked myself the same question when I opened this thread.

 

[Mickc01]

I liked all the rocklocks in the patriot and in the alamo (Billy Bobs Version)

Don't forget the overall nicely done rifle-guns and smoothies from the Daniel Day Lewis "Last of the Mohicans".

 

[matt denison]

TG,

I think he used the long range "give ya an extra 40 yards" silk patch in his own gun for the last shot when he plugs the last sentry allowing the messenger to get through. Such drama! Makes my toes curl.. :rotf:

p.s. I had an actual conversation with a fellow who told me he uses silk patches in his rifle because he heard that silk allows for longer range shooting. Honest, no kidding.

 

[tg]

"p.s. I had an actual conversation with a fellow who told me he uses silk patches in his rifle because he heard that silk allows for longer range shooting. Honest, no kidding."

I can believe it, years ago I overheard some guys talking at a vendors tent at a "vous and one of the guys was explaining about how the TC Maxi ball mould was copied from a dated mould found in cache in a cave on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies early in the 20th century and the original was from 1830 as I recall... I almost said something but they were all hanging on every word, I did not have the heart to weigh in on the conversation..... I have gotten over my empathy issues since then :grin:

 

[jimmytheshank]

The Aliens Pulse Rifle as well as the LOTM rifle were among my favorite. The LOTM rifle I had a friend and forum member OldArmy make for me. (I aint tried the silk patch yet).

But the guns that made me drool were the minigun in "Predator" and the Barrett .50 in "NAVY SEALs"

 

[DennisPollywog]

I have always been fond of the handgun Eddie Valiant used in Toon Town in Rodger Rabbit...bet it was the talking bullets that swayed my decision :rotf:
Shreck

 

[wayne1967]

 

[Shine]

The speed lee Val Kilmer used in the ghost and the darkness.

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/The_Ghost_and_the_Darkness

 

[Kevin Makel]

Here's mine!

Another view

 

[Stumpkiller]

I like Jack Sparrow's flintlock pistol from the first Pirates o' the Carib. Carried the same load for years (vowed to kill Barbarosa with the one shot he marooned him with), has been immersed repeatedly, thrown off a ship and swum to an island (twice) and it goes off nicely when he shoots Barbarosa.

 

[buford87]

:thumbsup: :hatsoff:

 

[Jumpshot]

It was the Glock of it's day. :grin:

 

[chad1043]

Josey Wales Kentucky Long rifle with the scope on it. Probably the one rifle scene that always comes to my mind.

 

[Stumpkiller]

Josey had a Sharps.

"We got somethin' in this territory called the Missouri boat ride."