The Tattoo

The Tattoo (Le Tatoué) (1968)

The Tattoo (original title Le Tatoué) is a 1968 French comedy directed by Denys de La Patellière and starring Jean Gabin and Louis de Funès.

The following weapons were used in the film The Tattoo:

Lebel 1886

Enguerrand de Montignac aka Legrain (Jean Gabin) uses a Lebel 1886 fitted with a bayonet to threaten Félicien Mézeray (Louis de Funès) and the two buyers when they enter his house in the beginning, then hands the weapon to Mézeray as he proceeds to show his tattoo. Later at the castle, Legrain gives Mézeray a Lebel with no bayonet.

Lebel Model 1886 - 8x50mmR Lebel

Legrain emerges with his Lebel; the bayonet is still in the scabbard.

Legrain attempts to expel the buyers.

"Vous, l'obsédé, au coin !" (You, in the corner, maniac!)

Mézeray holds the Lebel 1886 without a bayonet.

Gevarm Type D4

Legrain (Jean Gabin) and Mézeray (Louis de Funès) equip Gevarm Type D4 submachine guns when thieves break into the castle.

Gevarm Type D4 - 9x19mm Parabellum

Legrain equips a Gevarm D4 and gives another one to Mézeray.

Mézeray opens fire with the Gevarm.

Legrain and Mézeray hold the submachine guns on a promotional image.

Chamelot-Delvigne Model 1873

Legrain (Jean Gabin) carries a Chamelot-Delvigne Model 1873 as his personal sidearm.

Chamelot-Delvigne Mle. 1873 (blued) - 11x17mmR

Legrain arms himself with the Mle. 1873.

Legrain points his revolver at Mézeray and Pellot.

F1 hand grenade

Legrain (Jean Gabin) uses F1 hand grenades twice during the film.

F1 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade with Mle1935 fuse

Legrain pulls the pin of an F1 hand grenade to blow up the thieves' car.

Legrain uses another F1 grenade to threaten Mézeray and Pellot.

Additional

Legrain's weapons cache.

A detective takes a pistol from his car, but at that distance it is impossible to identify the weapon.