Baddest Man to Carry a S&W on TV or Movies

There is a older blond lady that has been wilding a ss gun. I think it's a 3 rd gen gun, can't pinpoint what? Any one have a guess..

The Walking Dead?

I think she's got a 3913. It's definately a 3rd gen though, with that hammer drop safety.
 
How about Tom Cruise in Collateral??

YouTube - Collateral at it's best

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What about Denzel Washington, -training day-. A pair of 4506's i think.
Segal carried a 645 or 4506 in one or two movies. He's bad.
 
Deputy Barney Fife(sigh) finest Lawman ever to wear the sheild.

What did he carry? anyone know?

The man was so fast and deadly with a gun he only ever needed one bullet.

I can say in all honesty, based on my careful observation of the technique of thousands of shooters, in and out of law enforcement, that Deputy Fife has clearly been one of the most influential handgunners of the last 5 decades.

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1st Place - Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry. 2nd Place - John Wayne in McQ. Not only does he use an S&W revolver in the first portion of the film (sorry, can't remember exactly which model), until he loses his badge and his sidearm is taken from him, he "borrows" a Model 76 sub-machine gun in the latter portion of the film, and uses it to good effect in the climactic car chase/shootout on the beach near the end of the film, rendering the bad guy's car swiss cheese with it! I can't believe nobody has come up with that, yet (though I did see one earlier reference to him in McQ, but no reference to the S&W sub-gun).
 
Lee Marvin-Point Blank A man done wrong by his wife and friend. He not only breaks people down with that S&W but a Chrysler Imperial!

He also handles a mean S&W 76 subgun in Prime Cut.
 
How about Steve Mcqueen in Nevada Smith? He tracks down 3 men who murdered his parents and on his journey, Brian Keith teaches him to handle a gun, a S&W Schofield. Later he robs a bank so he can get thrown into a prison camp where one of the murders is doing time. He befriends him and talks him into escaping with him into the swamp were he kills him with ,what looks like a M&P, he stole from a guard
 
How can you guys forget Chief Dan Matthews (Broderick Crawford) of the Highway Patrol and his 2" S&W M&P?
 
How about Mel Gibson's character, Porter, in Payback. He was really bad with a 4" 29 that he used to get even with the whole "syndicate", including Lee Marvin of all people. The only bad guy I ever wanted to see win in a movie.....
 
With Clint you not only get Dirty Harry (S&W 29) and Unforgiven (S&W Schofield), but you also get the S&W 627 "Bloodwork". And how about that Model 66 in Tightrope?

Agreed. Unforgiven -- just awesome.
 
By the way, in the same movie, Little Bill the sheriff gets off a back handed slap at a particular Colt's revolver!:
"(Little Bill is telling Beauchamp the real story of English Bob's gunfight)
Little Bill Daggett: You see, the night that Corky walked into the Blue Bottle, and before he knows what's happening, Bob here takes a shot at him! And he misses, 'cause he's so damn drunk. Now that bullet whizzing by panicked old Corky, and he did the wrong thing. He went for his gun in such a hurry that he shot his own damn toe off. Meantime Bob here, he's aiming real good, and he squeezes off another, but he misses, because he's still so damn drunk, and he hits this thousand-dollar mirror up over the bar. And now, the Duck of Death is as good as dead. Because Corky does it right. He aims real careful, no hurry, and... BAM! That Walker Colt blew up in his hand, which was a failing common to that model.... "

LOVE IT! Unforgiven -- great movie!
 
Sorry guys, you all have forgotten about Denzel Washington (aka Detective Alonzo Harris) in Training Day. Dual wielding Smith & Wesson 4506-1's is bad ***.

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Alonzo is a baaaaaad man! Duel wielding gangsta style!
 

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