Gone with the Wind

Gone with the Wind (1939)

The following firearms are seen in the film Gone with the Wind:

Remington Model 1858 Army

After escaping Atlanta, Rhett Butler (Clark Gable) leaves Scarlett (Vivian Leigh) on her own so he can go fight in the war, before leaving, he gives Scarlett a Remington 1858 Revolver, which she later uses to shoot a Union soldier in the face.

Remington 1858 New Army - .44 caliber.

Rhett (Clark Gable) gives Scarlett (Vivian Leigh) his Remington 1858 for personal protection.

Scarlett opens a drawer to get the revolver, when union soldier shows up.

Scarlett quietly walked down the stairs with a Remington 1858 revolver in her hand.

Scarlett holds her 1858 Remington, after just having shot the Union soldier.

Colt Model 1860 Army Percussion

The Union Soldier that attempts to steal from Scarlett's house is seen wielding a Colt 1860 Army, which was the Union Army's general issue revolver. Scarlett is also seen using one later on while trying to defend herself from a couple of homeless guys.

Colt 1860 Army - .44 caliber.

The Union Soldier holding his 1860 Army.

Scarlett prepares to head off to the mill, before leaving she places an 1860 in her lap, stating she can shoot straight.

Scarlett attempts to pull her 1860 on one of the bums, but he gets the upper hand on her.

Unknown Revolver

Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) comes down the stairs before leaving to fight, a revolver that is hard to identify is seen holstered on his hip, more than likely it is a Remington 1858, seeing as it was the most common revolver issued to Confederate Troops.

Ashley Wilkes in uniform, with his revolver on his side.

Springfield 1861 Rifle

The film takes place during the Civil War, so many soldiers are seen with Springfield Rifles

Springfield 1861 - .58 caliber minie ball.

As Atlanta is shelled by Sherman, many soldiers are seen marching through Atlanta with Springfield Rifles over their shoulders.

A rack of Springfield Rifles is seen in the Army Jail .

Cannons

Cannons are seen during the film

Union troops sit behind their cannons during the siege of Atlanta.

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