The Four Feathers (2002)

The following guns were used in the film The Four Feathers:

The Four Feathers (2002)

Martini-Henry Mk. III

British soldiers through out the film are armed with Martini-Henry Mk. III rifles. Most notabley seen used by Jack Durrance (Wes Bentley) when firing it at the charging Zulu warriors in which the rifle's breech block fails and the gun blows up in his face.

Martini-Henry Mk. III (1881-1888) - .577-.450 caliber.

Jack Durrance practices stabbing with the bayonet of his Martini-Henry Mk. III rifle.

British soldiers march armed entirely with Martini-Henry rifles.

A British soldier fires his Martini-Henry at a Dervish Sniper (Marouazi Mohammed) as he flees.

Willoughby (Rupert Penry-Jones) with his Martini-Henry at the ready.

British soldiers fire their Martini-Henry rifles at the charging Zulu warriors.

Durance fires his Martini-Henry at the charging Zulus.

Willoughby stabs a Zulu warrior with his Martini-Henry bayonet.

Durance's Martini-Henry blows up in his face when the breech block fails.

Webley Mk. VI

British soldiers use Webley Mk. VI revolvers as their sidearms in the film.

Webley Mk. VI - .455 Webley.

Durrance chases after the Dervish sniper with his Webley Mk. VI revolver at the ready.

Durrance points his Webley Mk. VI at the Dervish sniper.

A British soldier reloads his Webley.

Willoughby fires his Webley.

Note how Willoughby's Webley is attached to his belt by a lanyard.