Streets of Laredo

Country	USA
Language	English
Channel	NBC
Creator	Joseph Sargent
Genre	Western
Broadcast	1995
No. of Seasons	1
No. of Episodes	3

Main Cast
Character	Actor

Captain Woodrow F. Call	James Garner
Lorena Parker	Sissy Spacek
Corporal "Pea Eye" Parker	Sam Shepard
Judge Roy Bean	Ned Beatty
John Wesley Hardin	Randy Quaid
Famous Shoes	Wes Studi
Ned Brookshire	Charles Martin Smith
Billy Williams	George Carlin
Joey Garza	Alexis Cruz
Mox-Mox	Kevin Conway

The following weapons were used in the miniseries Streets of Laredo:

Revolvers

Single Action Army

Woodrow F. Call (James Garner), Joey Garza (Alexis Cruz), Deputy Ted Plunkert (Tristan Tait), Maria Garza (Sonia Braga), Sheriff Doniphon (David S. Cass Sr.), Mox-Mox (Kevin Conway), and other characters carry Single Action Armys throughout the series.

Colt Single Action Army w/ 7.5" barrel - .45 Long Colt

Sheriff Doniphon cocks and aims his Single Action Army at Woodrow to prevent him from releasing one of his escorts. (S1E2)

Woodrow tries to arm himself with his Single Action Army after being shot in the leg by Garza. (S1E3)

Joey arms himself with Woodrow's Single Action Army to threaten him, but decides not to kill him. (S1E3)

Colt Single Action Army w/ 5.5" barrel - .45 Long Colt

Brookshire offers Woodrow a Single Action Army with ivory grips, but the latter refuses, much to Brookshire's surprise. (S1E1)

Plunkert dons his holster with a Single Action Army holstered. (S1E1)

Joey cocks and fires his Single Action Army at a gringo. (S1E1)

Joey cocks his Single Action Army to threaten a man inside a cabin. (S1E1)

Maria shoots her Single Action Army at a farm pig. (S1E2)

Maria points her Single Action Army at Hardin. (S1E2)

One of Mox-Mox's men aims and fires his Single Action Army at a crow. (S1E2)

One of Mox-Mox's men points his Single Action Army at the hill where Woodrow is shooting. (S1E2)

Colt Bisley Single Action Army

Judge Roy Bean (Ned Beatty) stands out from the rest for carrying a Colt Bisley Single Action Army as his personal handgun.

Colt Single Action Army Bisley Model w/ 5.5" barrel - .45 Long Colt

Roy grabs his Bisley Single Action Army from the table. (S1E1)

Roy holds and looks at his Bisley Single Action Army. (S1E1)

Roy reads a newspaper while holding his Bisley Single Action Army. (S1E2)

Roy tries to fire his Bisley Single Action Army, but it suffers a malfunction that prevents it from firing. (S1E2)

Colt 1878 Double Action

Ned Brookshire (Charles Martin Smith) carries two Colt 1878 Double Action revolvers as his personal handguns.

Colt 1878 Double Action w/ 7.5" barrel, nickel-plated finish and pearl grips - .45 Long Colt

Brookshire shows his two holstered 1878 Double Actions to Woodrow. (S1E1)

A good shot of the grip on one of Brookshire's Colt 1878 Double Action. (S1E1)

Joey tries to take Brookshire's saddle but is shot in the leg, causing him to change his mind. (S1E3)
Note the two Colt 1878 Double Actions holstered in the saddle.

Remington 1875

Lorena Parker (Sissy Spacek) can briefly be seen using a Remington 1875 in episode 3.

Remington 1875 "Frontier" (Uberti replica) - .45 Long Colt

Lorena arms herself with her Remington 1875. (S1E3)

Lorena holsters her Remington 1875 on her belt and goes to Woodrow's aid. (S1E3)

Smith & Wesson Schofield

A Smith & Wesson Schofield can be seen holstered in the saddle of "Pea Eye" Parker (Sam Shepard).

Smith & Wesson Model 3 Schofield - .45 S&W Schofield

The Smith & Wesson Schofield holstered in Parker's saddle holster. (S1E2)

Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier

John Wesley Hardin (Randy Quaid) carries a Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier as his personal handgun.

Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier - .44-40 WCF

Hardin cleans his Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier. (S1E2)

Hardin loads his Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier. (S1E2)

A good close-up shot of the Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action New Frontier being aimed by Hardin. (S1E2)

Rifles

Henry 1860

One of the Texas State Railroad employees tries to arm himself with a Henry 1860 during episode 1. Woodrow F. Call (James Garner) carries a Henry 1860 as his personal rifle throughout the series.

Henry 1860 - .44 Rimfire

Woodrow holds his Henry 1860 next to his luggage as he waits for the train next to Brookshire. (S1E1)

A good shot of the barrel of Woodrow's Henry 1860 inside the train. (S1E1)

Woodrow cleans the stock of his Henry 1860...

...and then the lever. (S1E1)

Woodrow holds a Henry 1860 and a Winchester Model 1892. (S1E2)

Woodrow points his Henry 1860 at one of Mox-Mox's henchmen. (S1E2)

Lorena holds the Henry 1860 as she cares for Woodrow at night. (S1E3)

Henry 1860 w/ case hardened colored steel (modern replica) - .44-40 WCF

One of the Texas State Railroad employees tries to grab his Henry 1860 after one of his coworkers was shot. (S1E1)

Schmidt-Rubin Sporterized Rifle

Joey Garza (Alexis Cruz) carries a sporterized Schmidt-Rubin Rifle as his personal long-range rifle throughout the series.

Sporterized Schmidt-Rubin Infanteriegewehr Modell 1889 - 7.5x55mm Swiss

A close-up shot of Garza's Schmidt-Rubin Sporterized Rifle receiver. (S1E1)

The Swiss gun dealer (uncredited) points his Schmidt-Rubin Rifle at a cactus to prove to Garza that the gun works. (S1E1)

Garza aims and fires his new Schmidt-Rubin Rifle. (S1E1)

Garza aims his Schmidt-Rubin rifle at Woodrow and Lorena. (S1E3)

Sharps 1874

Joey Garza (Alexis Cruz) uses a Sharps 1874 during episode 1. It is later replaced by the Schmidt-Rubin Rifle for the remainder of the series.

Sharps 1874 (Uberti replica) - .45-70 Government

Garza cocks the hammer of his Sharps 1874 while pointing it at Texas State Railroad employees. (S1E1)

From a hilltop, Garza aims his 1874 Sharps at the Swiss arms dealer. (S1E1)

A closer shot of Garza aiming his Sharps 1874. (S1E1)

Pennsylvania Rifle

Mr. Lily (Peyton E. Park) is seen holding what appears to be a Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle during episode 2.

Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle - .40 caliber

Lily holds his Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle when Woodrow and his buddies find him in the middle of nowhere. (S1E2)

Lily stands up with his Pennsylvania Flintlock Rifle in hand. (S1E2)

Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy"

Billy Williams (George Carlin) is seen with a Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" during the climax of episode 1.

Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" Rifle - .44 Rimfire

Billy Williams, armed with a Winchester Model 1866, confronts the sheriff's deputies who were going to hang Joey Garza's mother. (S1E1)

Billy pulls the lever on his Winchester Model 1866 and shoots one of them in the ear. (S1E1)

Winchester Model 1873

Woodrow F. Call (James Garner) uses a Winchester Model 1873 as a club to beat Sheriff Doniphon during the episode 2. Judge Roy Bean (Ned Beatty) uses a Winchester Model 1873 during the climax of episode 2.

Winchester Model 1873 Sporting Rifle w/ charcoal blue finish (Uberti replica) - .45 Long Colt/.357 Magnum

Woodrow prepares to strike Doniphon with a Winchester Model 1873. (S1E2)

Roy aims his Winchester Model 1873 at the mysterious outlaw approaching his cabin. (S1E2)

Winchester Model 1892

One of the Texas State Railroad employees fires his Winchester Model 1892 at Joey Garza (Alexis Cruz). "Pea Eye" Parker (Sam Shepard) arms himself with a Winchester Model 1892 seen on the wall of his house with the front grip removed and carries it throughout the series as his personal rifle. Judge Roy Bean (Ned Beatty) is briefly seen holding a Winchester Model 1892 during Episode 2. Woodrow F. Call (James Garner) uses a Winchester Model 1892 during the shootout against Mox-Mox and his gang in episode 2.

Winchester Model 1892 - .38-40 WCF

One of the employees of the Texas State Railroad fires his Winchester Model 1892 rifle at the mysterious shooter, who has just killed one of his coworkers. (S1E1)

Roy holds up his Winchester Model 1892 that he had on the table. (S1E2)
Later, it is replaced by a Winchester Model 1873.

Winchester Model 1892 Carbine - .38-40 WCF

Before leaving, Parker grabs his Winchester Model 1892 without the foregrip that was hanging on the wall of his house. (S1E1)
There is no explanation as to why production removed the foregrip from this rifle; usually this is done to make the rifle look like a Henry 1860, which is strange considering that production had these rifles.

Parker's Winchester Model 1892 placed on his saddle. (S1E1)

In the middle of the night, Parker holds his Winchester Model 1892 in the camp of Woodrow's group. (S1E2)

After his Henry 1860 runs out of ammunition, Woodrow arms himself with the Winchester Model 1892 to finish off one of Mox-Mox's men. (S1E2)

A close-up shot of the Winchester Model 1892 as Woodrow pulls the lever. (S1E2)

Woodrow holds his Winchester Model 1892 as he approaches the children that Mox-Mox kidnapped and was going to burn alive. (S1E2)

Parker hides with his Winchester Model 1892 after noticing Garza's gunshots. (S1E3)

A good shot of Parker's Winchester Model 1892 receiver.

Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine

Famous Shoes (Wes Studi) is seen carrying a Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine during the beginning of episode 3.

Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine - .44-40 WCF

Famous Shoes holds his Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine when he finds a critically wounded Mox-Mox.

Famous Shoes raises his Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine and denies Mox-Mox a quick death.

Winchester Model 1894

Billy Williams (George Carlin) is briefly seen holding a Winchester Model 1894 during the beginning of episode 2. This is a continuity error since in the previous chapter, Billy is seen with a Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy".