Bang Bang, You're Dead (2002)

A 2002 crime drama film starring Ben Foster as a troubled high school student, cast by a concerned teacher (Tom Cavanaugh) as the star role in a play with the same name. Associating with a group of other outcasts called "The Trogs" (troglodytes), Ben is caught up in a school hierarchy that's a hotbed of bully and violence.

The following weapons were used in the film Bang Bang, You're Dead:

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Shotguns

Ithaca 37

Among the Trogs' weapon stash, their only long-gun is an Ithaca 37 shotgun with the barrel and stock cut down, almost certainly a reference to the sawed-off shotguns used during Columbine.

The Trogs show Ben their cache of weapons, letting him play with a sawed-off shotgun. The lack of an ejection port on the side is a dead giveaway that it's an Ithaca 37.

A good view of the distinctive magazine tube cap of the Ithaca 37 as Ben practices with the weapon.

Drunk teenagers shooting guns in the dark. Not exactly the best idea.

Revolvers

S&W Revolver

Among the Trogs weapon stash, they have a revolver that appears to be a S&W Model 19 or Model 27.

The Trogs practice shooting with a revolver that looks to be a S&W Model 19 or 27, though most likely a 19.

An A/V class project sees a faceless Trog using the revolver in a short film within the film.

A negative filter in the film-within-a-film reveals the outline and cylinder release button of a S&W revolver.

A close-up of a Trog using the S&W revolver as they prepare to commit a school shooting.

Pistols

Beretta 92SB

Seen on the cover but not in the film (or at least not clearly) is a Beretta 92SB.

Beretta 92BS

CZ-75

Among the Trogs weapon stash are two pistols, both of which appear to be CZ-75s, though only one is ever seen up close.

A Trog plans a school shooting after passing out weapons. Here, he shows considerable trigger discipline, surprising for a relatively untrained and amped up teenager.