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Flatfoot

DVD Cover

Country	Italy France
Directed by	Steno
Release Date	1973
Language	Italian
Studio	C.A.P.A.C. Mondial Televisione Film

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Commissioner "Flatfoot" Rizzo	Bud Spencer
Cheif Commissioner Tabassi	Adalberto Maria Merli
Sgt. Caputo	Enzo Cannavale
Antonino Percuoco aka "Manomozza"	Mario Pilar
Ferdinando Scarano aka "The Baron"	Angelo Infanti
De Ribbis	Raymond Pellegrin

Flatfoot (original title Piedone lo sbirro, "The Bigfoot Cop"), also released as The Knock Out Cop is a 1973 Italian crime comedy directed by Steno. Bud Spencer appears as Naples police Commissioner Rizzo, known as "Flatfoot". This hard cop doesn't need a gun, he solves all problems using his fists. The first film about the adventures of "Flatfoot" and his permanent partner Sgt. Caputo (Enzo Cannavale) was followed by three sequels: Flatfoot in Hong Kong (1975), Flatfoot in Africa (1978), and Flatfoot in Egypt (1980).

The following weapons were used in the film Flatfoot:

Pistols

Beretta M1951

Beretta M1951 pistols are seen in hands of police.

Beretta M951 - 9x19mm

A police detective holds his Beretta in the opening scene.

A police detective (at the right) holds a Beretta M1951 during the attempt to arrest crime boss "Manomozza".

Rizzo (Bud Spencer) draws his pistol...

...but hands it to his old buddy Gennarino (Enzo Maggio).

Beretta M1934

Cheif Commissioner Tabassi (Adalberto Maria Merli) carries a Beretta M1934 pistol.

Beretta Model 1934 - .380 ACP

Tabassi's pistol in holster.

Tabassi (at the left) holds his Beretta during the attempt to arrest crime boss "Manomozza".

Wz. 35 Vis

In the opening scene drug-intoxicated sailor Jho (Jho Jhenkins) fires a pistol that appears to be a Wz. 35 Vis.

Wz. 35 Vis - 9x19mm - Left side

Jho fires from the rooftop.

The slide-mounted safety allows to identify the pistol as Vis.

Various pistols

Lawer De Ribbis (Raymond Pellegrin) draws a pistol from his table. It appears to be a Beretta pistol but it's impossible to identify the exact model.

"Manomozza" (Mario Pilar) draws an M1911-style pistol.

"Manomozza" holds his pistol in the final scene. Next to him one of his henchmen holds a Beretta-style pistol.

Submachine Guns

Beretta Model 38/42 (38/44)

In the final scene uniformed and plainclothes policemen carry submachine guns that appear to be Beretta Model 38/42 or Beretta Model 38/44 or a mix of both.