Down in the Valley

The following firearms appear in the film. NOTE: This is a work in progress.

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Single Action Army

Harlan (Edward Norton) owns two Single Action Army revolvers and is seen firing them akimbo style. Harlan practices drawing, firing, and also tricks such as twirling when he is in his apartment. Harlan lets Lonnie fire his revolver when they go out shooting together. Wade (David Morse) also owns a Single Action Army which Harlan describes as a Colt model 1921. Wade uses his Single Action Army to confront Harlan.

Harlan draws his Single Action Army revolvers.

Wade's Single Action Army in his gun cabinet.

Harlan shooting akimbo style.

Harlan showing Lonnie how to shoot.

Harlan shooting targets while Lonnie watches on.

Wade confronting Harlan with his Single Action Army.

Harlan loads his revolver.

Mauser C96

A Mauser C96 pistol is seen in Wade display case.

Wade's Mauser C96 on display in the gun cabinet above his Remington 1875.

Remington 1875

A Remington 1875 revolver is also seen in Wade's display.

Wade's Remington 1875 on display in the gun cabinet.

Denix Replica Single Action Army

A Denix Replica Single Action Army revolver is seen in Wade's display case.

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Denix Replica Single Action Army.

Denix Replica Pocket Pistol Replica

Along with the Single Action Army is a Denix Pocket Pistol replica.

Unknown Revolver

A unknown revolver is partialy seen in Wade's display case.

Smith & Wesson Model 64

Detective Sheridan (Geoffrey Lewis) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 64 as his sidearm. Wade later picks up and uses Sheridan's revolver to go after Harlan.

Smith & Wesson Model 64 Snub Nose - .38 Special.