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The Domino Principle
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The Domino Principle (UK release title The Domino Killings) is a 1977 British-American thriller directed by Stanley Kramer. Roy Tucker (Gene Hackman), a Vietnam war Weteran, is imprisoned for murder. One day a man who claims to represent some powerful organization offers Tucker a guaranteed successful escape from prison. After the escape and reuniting with his wife, Tucker understands that the mysterious organization needs his perfect sniper skills.
The following weapons were used in the film The Domino Principle:
WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!
Handguns
Star Model B
General Reser's (Eli Wallach) personal handgun is a Star Model B.


Colt Trooper Mk III
Ditcher (Ken Swofford) is armed with a Colt Trooper Mk III. A similar revolver is seen in the hands of the assassination target's bodyguard.
Rifles
M1 Carbine
Bodyguards of the assassination target carry M1 Carbines. In the final scene, Roy Tucker (Gene Hackman) uses an M1 Carbine.
Ruger Mini-14
A Ruger Mini-14 is seen in the hands of a prison guard.
M1941 Johnson rifle
An unknown assassin uses a M1941 Johnson rifle with a scope mounted and the front sight protector removed.
M16
General Reser (Eli Wallach) gives an original M16 to Roy Tucker (Gene Hackman) to carry out the assassination.
Footage
Smith & Wesson Military & Police
Several Smith & Wesson Military & Police revolvers are seen on a photo among numerous other unidentifiable handguns, depicting the requisition of guns and other items from some terrorist or criminal group.
M60D
A gunner firing an M60D from a helicopter is seen in stock footage of the Vietnam War.