popeye
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70's movie. 5 mins. into movie, Clyde flashes large revolver tucked in his waistband, to Bonnie, new partner prospect. What is it? This is not a test, I want one.
Bonnie & Clyde: movie
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JohnBT
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I can't remember. I haven't seen the movie since the night it opened in D.C.
Good movie.
John
Good movie.
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Captain Scarlet
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If I remember correctly it was a Colt revolver
these were the standard army pistols before the 1911 pistol
*COLT new service .45 caliber revolver model 1907
*COLT army special .38 caliber model 1908
these were the standard army pistols before the 1911 pistol
*COLT new service .45 caliber revolver model 1907
*COLT army special .38 caliber model 1908
P95Carry
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Could that have been S&W 1917 model? I had one in .455 Webley but they were also in ... what was it ... .45acp using half-moons ...... or .45 LC .. forget!
mgjohn
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Most likly a Colt or S&W 1917 in 45acp.
Mike Irwin
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The one he has in his hand in that picture above certainly looks like a Colt New Service. It doesn't appear to have a shrouded ejector rod, or a front ejector rod lug, which would make it a Smith.
The one that Bonnie has in the picture MAY be an S&W Military & Police .38, but it could also be a Colt. Kind of hard to tell at that angle.
The one that Bonnie has in the picture MAY be an S&W Military & Police .38, but it could also be a Colt. Kind of hard to tell at that angle.
BluesBear
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Both Colts in photo.
His is a New Service, hers is a smaller frame model.
His is a New Service, hers is a smaller frame model.
Captain Scarlet
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definitly COLTs...
after seeing the picture I can tell these are both .38 caliber by the way the
barrels look, the barrels have a "slim" profile so they cant be .45 caliber.
They are most likely either Colt New Navy .38 caliber model 1892 or Colt
Army Special .38 caliber model 1908 they also have the standard
military fixed non adjustable front sites.
after seeing the picture I can tell these are both .38 caliber by the way the
barrels look, the barrels have a "slim" profile so they cant be .45 caliber.
They are most likely either Colt New Navy .38 caliber model 1892 or Colt
Army Special .38 caliber model 1908 they also have the standard
military fixed non adjustable front sites.
BluesBear
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Look at the big front sight on Warren Beatty's gun. 1892 model didn't have that big of a sight. And, upon enlargement, it doesn't look like a slim barrel to me.
Topgun
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It's not a slim barrel. But it MAY be rubber.
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popeye
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I was afraid it was a 1917. I want one butt, they're big $$ now for a good one. Thanks for replies.
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Saw that movie when I was in the 3rd grade at the Saturday matinee.
The only thing(s) I remember clearly are the hooters on the woman who they made undress so they could steal her clothes.
Guns? What guns?
The only thing(s) I remember clearly are the hooters on the woman who they made undress so they could steal her clothes.
Guns? What guns?
Topgun
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popeye
When the urge gets to be unbearable, just chant:
"I don't NEED to be tommy gunned in my car with Faye Dunaway" 25 times and the urge will pass.
When the urge gets to be unbearable, just chant:
"I don't NEED to be tommy gunned in my car with Faye Dunaway" 25 times and the urge will pass.
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