[Ol' Badger]

Hey boy's,
I've heard about the Webley Fosbery from the movie the Maltese Falcon right? But I've disovered another movie in which it appears too. A cheap sci-fi from 1974 called ZARDOZ. If you get the chance and see the movie, you'll see Sean Connory(SP?) using this revolver and he grabs the barrle and slides it back on the frame. I'll attach a picture I found and you guys tell me if I'm correct.

[Cosmoline]

Looks like the auto revolver to me.

But I'm going to have to sue you for reminding me of "Zardoz."

[TrapperReady]

But I'm going to have to sue you for reminding me of "Zardoz."


Can we please make it a class-action suit? :cuss:

[Cosmoline]

I'm amazed anyone got him to sign that print!! Maybe it was Roger Moore signing it by mistake.

[Ian]

A movie with Sean Connery and Gene Wilder and it's not good? That's a bit surprising...

[Ol' Badger]

I'm only asking about the Fosbery and not if its a good movie :uhoh:

[Gunsnrovers]

Ah Zardoz.

Saw that in 1985. We were living in Potomac, MD after just moved from Hawaii and my mom sent my father to rent a video while we unpacked after the movers left. He came home with Zardoz.

He was never allowed to rent videos alone ever again.

[SpaceCowboy]

I don't want to hijack this thread but since were on the topic of movie gund--what were those revolvers that what's his name used in "the mummy"? The first one btw.

[Cosmoline]

Weren't they Colt New Service revolvers in .45 Colt? It's been awile. I know he had some 1911's and a trench gun, too.

[Dr.Rob]

Zardoz is a movie so bad (Sean C. in a man-sarong?) that the director can't even explain what the movie is about.

The giant head that roams the countryside and vomits guns to the barbarians is kind of cool though.

It's raining Enfields!