Outlaws

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Outlaws (1997)

Outlaws is a 1997 Western-themed videogame released by Lucasarts.

The following weapons appear in the video game Outlaws:

Remington 1875

Marshal James Anderson (voiced by Jeff Osterhage) uses what appears to be a Remington 1875 as his primary weapon. It was his father's gun, and his daughter Sara (voiced by Kath Soucie) also uses it at one point. It features an inaccurate anachronistic swing-out cylinder (one that swings out to the right no less, much like on the Mle 1892 Revolver). While the year the game is set in is never given, Anderson was a kid when he inherited it and was a Marshal 10 years prior to the game's start but it's still the Old West so its appearance in flashbacks is likely entirely anachronistic. It should be noted that in some cutscenes, the gun is incorrectly depicted with a loading lever latch akin to those found on percussion revolvers. It is referred to as the ".45 pistol" in the game manual, implying that it's chambered in .45 Colt, which a very small number of original Remington 1875s were (and it was possible to convert the ones chambered in .44 Remington to .45 Colt as well).

Remington 1875 - .45 Long Colt.

Anderson retrieves his Remington from an old trunk.

The swing-out cylinder. Also note how deep inside the chambers the cartridges sit. The firing pin would never make contact with the primers.

Sara Anderson with her father's pistol. The game's heavily stylized art on full display. Note the loading lever latch, a feature which real Remington 1875 revolvers do not have, as they don't even have a loading lever.

Anderson, as a boy, reaching for his father's Remington. The image is distorted because it's a hazy flashback.

Anderson as a boy aims the massive pistol.

A different view of Anderson's sidearm. This profile looks less like a Remington and closer to the earlier Colts. Possibly because in the other shots the gun is a CG model, whereas in this scene it's hand-drawn. Regardless, Anderson would hardly be the first western hero to have his gun change between scenes.

Smith & Wesson Single Action 2nd Model

Matthew "Dr. Death" Jackson (John de Lancie) carries this little gun. It is only briefly seen as Anderson shoots it out of his hand and into a crevice. It is not usable in the game.

A nickel-plated Smith & Wesson Single Action 2nd Model.

Dr. Death's .38.

Henry 1860

"Slim" Sam Fulton (Cam Clarke) is shown with a Henry 1860 just as he receives his mortal wound from Anderson. It is not usable in the game.

Henry 1860 - .44RF

Slim's Henry rifle.

Winchester Rifle

Never seen clearly in cutscenes, the usable rifle in-game appears to be a Winchester Model 1866 as it appears to have a brass frame in the gameplay view. The strategy guide refers to it as the ".44 Henry rifle", but the reloading animation depicts a loading gate (albeit on the wrong side of the frame) making it in reality a Winchester as the Henry rifle loaded from the front of the magazine tube. The rifle can also be equipped with an optional scope in-game for long range shooting, and in fact is one of the first—if not the first—such occurrence of "sniper zoom" in a video game.

Sawed-Off Double-Barreled Shotgun

Gameplay view of sawed-off double-barrel.