Road to Perdition

The following firearms can be seen in the film Road to Perdition:

Road to Perdition (2002).

M1911A1

The M1911A1 is the most commonly seen gun in the movie, used primarily by mob soldier Michael Sullivan (Tom Hanks). Connor Rooney (Daniel Craig) also uses an M1911A1 when murdering Finn McGovern (Ciaran Hinds) and, later, Sullivan's wife Annie (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and youngest son Peter (Liam Aiken). (Whenever Sullivan uses this gun to kill Connor, the gun fires three times and, although casings are heard hitting the ground, none are seen leaving the pistol itself and the slide never retracts. Also, the gun is often seen firing with the hammer down, even though it is a single action pistol.)

M1911A1 - .45 ACP.

Sullivan takes off his M1911A1 when he returns home from "work".

Connor's M1911A1 when he shoots Annie and Peter.

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Sullivan holds his M1911A1 on a banker.

Sullivan puts his M1911A1 in the face of another banker.

Sullivan shoots Connor (hammer down and without cycling) Is this a Non-Gun?.

The "non-gun" above may be a real firearm - if you note the "safety" lever above the thumb on the image "Conner's M19111A1 when he shoots Annie and Peter" you can see that the M1911A1 has a slide lock which allows a single round to be fired without cycling the action.

Thompson M1921

Michael Sullivan uses the .45 ACP Thompson M1921 submachine gun, popular with gangsters of the era, during the Finn McGovern murder and also to gun down John Rooney (Paul Newman) and his gangsters towards the end of the movie.

M1921 Thompson - .45 ACP

Sullivan opens his Thompson's case.

Sullivan constructs his Thompson.

Sullivan prepares to load his Thompson.

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Sullivan kills Rooney.

Smith & Wesson Mk.I Hand Ejector

Calvino (Doug Spinuzza) puts a S&W Hand Ejector under a magazine when his bodyguard (Kevin Chamberlin) tells him that Sullivan is there. Sullivan then grabs it and uses it to shoot both Calvino and the bodyguard, presumably leaving it on the desk when he leaves.

Smith & Wesson Mk.I Hand Ejector

Calvino's Hand Ejector sits under a magazine.

Sullivan grabs the Hand Ejector first and shoots both Calvino and the bodyguard.

Colt Detective Special

Michael Sullivan (Tom Hanks) gives a .38 Colt Detective Special to his son when he goes in to kill Kelly, telling Michael Jr. that he's "got six shots" if he needs them. At the film's end, a dying Sullivan uses the same revolver to kill Maguire.

Colt Detective Special - .38 Special

Michael Jr. looks at the gun his father handed him.

Sullivan shoots Maguire.

Savage 1907

Hitman Harlen Maguire (Jude Law) uses a .32 ACP Savage 1907, shooting Sullivan in the shoulder after the hotel shootout. Michael Sullivan, Jr. (Tyler Hoechlin) picks up this gun at the end of the movie but does not fire it.

Savage 1907 - .32 ACP.

Maguire shoots at Sullivan's car outside the diner.

Maguire rests his shooting arm on the window after the hotel shootout.

Maguire puts his Savage on the window sill to tend to his bleeding eye.

Michael Jr. holds Maguire at bay with his own pistol.

Winchester Model 1897

Harlan Maguire (Jude Law) carries a Winchester Model 1897 shotgun under his jacket when he goes to kill Michael in the hotel. He ends up killing the mob accountant but missing Michael.

Winchester Model 1897 - 12 gauge riot gun

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Maguire is wounded while holding his shotgun.