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Brazilian poster of the film
Lucio Flavio (Original Portuguese title: Lucio Flavio o Passageiro da Agonia, "Lucio Flavio the Passenger of Agony") is a 1977 Brazilian crime drama directed by Héctor Babenco. It was inspired by the true story of the bank robber Lucio Flavio and the ties between his gang and corrupt members of the police.
The following weapons were used in the film Lucio Flavio:
Revolvers
Smith & Wesson Military & Police (Spanish version)
Lucio Flavio (Reginaldo Faria) uses a nickel plated revolver throughout the film; it appears to be one of the copies of the Smith & Wesson Military & Police made by various Eibar gunsmiths.
S&W Model 10 copy made by Guisasola Hermanos -.38 Long Colt
Lucio Flavio points the revolver at a former associate in the opening scene.
Lucio Flavio points his weapon at Constancio; this appears to be the same nickel plated revolver as above.
Lucio Flavio reloads two chambers on his revolver. He uses .32 S&W Long ammunition made by Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos (non-Brazilian viewers may be more familiar with this ammunition manufacturer's international branding, MagTech).
Lucio Flavio places his revolver on a table alongside bundles of stolen cash; note the that extractor rod is black and different from the original S&W model.
A similar revolver but with a nickel plated ejector rod is also seen.
Lucio Flavio answer the door, gun in hand. Note the placement of the screws is different from the original S&W model.
Lucio Flavio and Liece threaten 132.
Smith & Wesson Model 10
Lucio Flavio's brother Nijini (Sergio Otero) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 10 during a bank robbery
Smith & Wesson Model M&P Revolver with 6.5" barrel and gold medallion grips - .38 Special
Nijini holds a long-barreled revolver
The death squad prepares to salute their fallen comrade by firing at his grave. The man further to the right appears to have the same gun.
Smith & Wesson M1917
132 (Milton Gonçalves) uses what appears to be a Smith & Wesson M1917 revolver.
Smith & Wesson M1917 Revolver (Military issue with lanyard ring) - .45 ACP
132 threatens Lucio Flavio with the revolver
Unknown Revolvers
Members of the police death squad are seen with unknown revolvers.
One of the death squad policemen at the funeral carries a revolver.
The death squad prepares to salute their fallen comrade, by firing at his grave.
Colt Police Positive
Carcará (Carlos Wilson) carries a Colt Police Positive.
Colt Police Positive w/ 4" Barrel and nickel finish - .38 Special
Carcará points his revolver at a Lucio Flavio;note the unsupported ejector rod
The weapon can be seen in a production still
Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector
Carcará uses what appears to be a Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector Third Model. It's probably some Brazilian or Spanish replica.
Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector - .32 S&W Long.
Note the ejector rod, similar to that of the Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector.
Carcará holds his S&W .32 hand ejector.
Taurus Model 80
A security guard uses what appears to be a Taurus Model 80 revolver.
Taurus Model 80 with 4 inch barrel - .38 Special.
Liece disarms the guard during a robbery.
Liece holds a revolver in one hand and the Ruby in the other.
Pistols
Ruby Pistol
Liece de Paula (Ivan Almeida) uses what appears to be a Ruby Pistol with black grips through the film.
Garate, Anitua y Cia Ruby-Type Pistol - .32 ACP
Liece disarms the guard during a robbery.
Liece holds a revolver in one hand and the Ruby in the other.
Lucio Flavio and Liece threaten 132.
Lucio Flavio and Liece point their weapons at Constancio; note the Ruby's safety.
The Ruby can be seen in Liece's waistband during the assault on the prison convoy.
A member of the police death squad carries what appears to be the same pistol.
One of the death squad policemen at the funeral carries the pistol.
For some reason, the Ruby's safety is on in this scene; during the gun salute no muzzle flash or smoke is seen and the actor only mimics the recoil.
Unknown Pistol
132 carries an unknown pistol; it's only seen inside the holster.
Lucio Flavio takes the weapon from 132.
Lucio Flavio gives the weapon to Liece
Submachine Guns
MP 40
The MP 40 is used by police; an odd choice since it was never adopted by any Brazilian police force. Lucio Flavio receives an MP 40 from corrupt policemen; he says he will need it for his next robbery but does not use it (during the actual robbery scene he carries his revolver).
The guard on the left holds what appears to be an MP40. "Santa Terezinha Mechanic Materials" is written on the gate (A front for the detention center)
A guard at the detention center holds an MP 40
132 delivers the MP 40; he cocks the gun to show it's in working condition
A guard on the prison convoy holds an MP 40.
A policeman points an MP40 at Lucio Flavio
The weapon can be seen in a production still
INA Model 953
A guard at the secret detention center carries an INA Model 953
The guard on the right holds an INA. "Santa Terezinha Mechanic Materials" is written on the gate (A front for the detention center)
Rifles
FN FAL
During the assault on the prison convoy, Liece de Paula uses a FN FAL paratrooper model with the folding stock removed; the weapon is fitted with an extended magazine. This rifle is most likely a Brazilian-manufactured IMBEL M964 variant.
FN FAL 50.61 - 7.62x51mm NATO
Liece holds a guard at gunpoint.
The extended magazine can be seen in this shot.
Rossi Model 62
Liece de Paula carries what appears to be a Rossi Model 62 SA during the landfill scene; the weapon is fitted with a scope.
Rossi Model 62 SA - .22 LR
Liece covers Lucio Flavio with his sniper rifle.
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