Favorite Movie Handgun Still-Frames

ontarget said:

Just curious, but why was he operating the slide anyway? The hammer was already cocked so one would assume there was already a round in the chamber.

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I don't know, it's comedy
Make something up if it'll make you feel better


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Tilos said:

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Must be "premature ejectulation"!!

Tilos said:

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He forgot his P’s.

ontarget said:

Just curious, but why was he operating the slide anyway? The hammer was already cocked so one would assume there was already a round in the chamber.

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For the same reason shotguns are racked several times in a scene without a shot being fired or a shell ejected.

Because Hollywood....

Speedo66 said:

For the same reason shotguns are racked several times in a scene without a shot being fired or a shell ejected.

Because Hollywood....

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Same reason Glocks click several times when empty. Theatrical effect.

I just noticed that the guns aren’t the same from side to side. Not even close.

This one just doesn’t work without the video.

Richie Marks' gorgeous LAR Grizzly, .45 Mag, Shakedown

Matt Hunter's twin micro Uzis Invasion USA

Literally spawned generations of fanboys..
(course who wouldn't want to ditch a Taurus?)

Tommy Lee Jones in “The Fugitive” holding Perfection!


I just couldn’t help myself.

Best Bond ever in my humble opinion.

“Size does matter”

tarosean said:

Literally spawned generations of fanboys..
(course who wouldn't want to ditch a Taurus?)

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Not a bad gun. I had one for a while. Traded it off for something shiny and fun. Happened a lot when I was in my 20s, had my fun with it and moved on to the next one. Seemed to be a trend in more than just guns, but especially in guns.

.308 Norma said:

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Surely this Model 29 is worth an honorable mention!

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Can't believe it took so long for Inspector Callahan and his Model 29 to show up. In no other movie has the main character's gun been as significant as the Model 29 was in Dirty Harry. Any gun enthusiast that watched that movie must have at the very least thought of getting one.

JTQ said:

Beretta 92FS Inox in "3 Days to Kill"

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What Beretta...?

WestKentucky said:

Not a bad gun. I had one for a while.

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Did you just admit to owning the "nickel plated sissy pistol"?

Peckinpah was the man!


Care to "Dare"?


One extra?

Or two?

The “other” iconic pistol and (not handgun but still fun) modern classic associated with best movie line ever.

Olga Konstantinovna Kurylenko - James Bond / Quantum of Solace

Aiming a Rohrbaugh R9:

I like westerns.....

The Glockodile said:

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"Dodge this"