Smith & Wesson movie photo viewing thread

[Doug.38PR]

Post photos/still shots of Smith & Wesson revolvers spotted on movies and television programs and identify each one.

 

[QuickDrawMcGraw]

.. OK, I'll play*

"Dead Mans Gun" .. S&W #3 Schofield

----> http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/275823-dead-mans-gun.html

~ Joe

 

[DCWilson]

That's a Colt New Service, but not a 1917 -- barrel's a little long. NS in .45 Colt, probably.

 

[QuickDrawMcGraw]

That's a Colt New Service, but not a 1917 -- barrel's a little long. NS in .45 Colt, probably.

Hey' thanks for the correction David*
I was hoping one of you smarties would chime in.
.. Guess I should of wore my glasses?

~ Joe

 

[vytoland]

travis bickle , taxi driver, S&W firearms............

 

[mc5aw]

The Seven-Ups. One of my favorite films, featuring Richard Lynch and his Model 27.

 

[sipowicz]

Silence of the lambs...all 13s

 

[Horace & Daniel]

S&Ws in the opening of CBS's "Elementary".

 

[Doug.38PR]

Surely someone can post some Beretta M-92 pics? They're used in a LOT of films, The Marine 2 being a good one.

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But that wouldn't be a Smith & Wesson. This is for S&W guns exclusively

 

[QuickDrawMcGraw]

OK' Doug, .. S&W' this time For Sure! lol'''
.. The Deer Hunter* Model 36'

~ Joe

 

[Texas Star]

But that wouldn't be a Smith & Wesson. This is for S&W guns exclusively

So, are you going to demand that Quick Draw McGraw delete his image of Bonnie with the Colt?

 

[S. Hammer]

Sledge Hammer! Model 629.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Raquel Welch shooting Robert Culp's personal S&W New Model #3, the same gun he used in his old show Trackdown.

 

[mc5aw]

William Petersen's character in "To Live and Die in LA" carried a revolver cross draw. He was Secret Service, and I believe his sidearm was a Model 19 snub.

 

[Texas Star]

William Petersen's character in "To Live and Die in LA" carried a revolver cross draw. He was Secret Service, and I believe his sidearm was a Model 19 snub.

I think you're right, and it was a popular gun with them then.

Pity that the Bonnie pic with the New Service had to go. I could tell it wasn't an M-1917 BECAUSE THE BARREL WAS NOT ONLY TOO LONG (AS dAVID wILSON NOTED), BUT THE BARREL RAN RIGHT BACK INTO THE FRAME. tHE m-1917 AND LATER ns GUNS HAD A STEPPED, TAPERED BARREL.

Sorry: the Capslock came on. I have to watch the keyboard to type.

Does anyone recall Jon Hall's old Ramar of the Jungle serials? I think he and Ray Montgomery had M-1917's or Official Police Colts. I have a DVD, but the quality is so poor that I can't be sure which.

Sorry for the Colt question. I'm not necessarily asking for a photo.

What was the name of the PI series with Jameson Parker and Gerald McRaney where one had a nickled M-19 or a M-66 snub, and the other had a .44 Magnum?

Did anyone notice that a couple of pics here show actors about to get burned by barrel/cylinder gap flash if they don't move their hands before firing?

I think Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) handled her M-13 well in, "Lambs" when she confronted the killer with his Python.

 

[QuickDrawMcGraw]

Who can forget Jamie Lee Curtis's M-10
.. in "Blue Steel" 1989

----> Blue Steel Opening - YouTube

~ Joe

 

[LazyKB]

What was the name of the PI series with Jameson Parker and Gerald McRaney where one had a nickled M-19 or a M-66 snub, and the other had a .44 Magnum?


"Simon and Simon"

 

[Dashriprock]

Gary Oldman playing bad cop Norman Stansfield in Leon:The Professional. Fantastic role in which he wreaks havoc with his 629 in several scenes. The film also features a 586, a 686 and a 41. Great movie.

 

[mc5aw]

James Remar and Nick Nolte shared a 4" Model 29 in "48 Hours" ...

 

[Hillbilly77]

Ok, I'll be the cheesy one and post the obvious.

Do we need to point out the model number?