Dog Day Afternoon

The following guns were used in the film Dog Day Afternoon:

Dog Day Afternoon (1975).

M1 Carbine

Sonny Wortzik (Al Pacino) uses a M1 Carbine as his main weapon during the bank robbery, sometimes handing it off to Sal when he would go to talk to the police outside. Since Sonny was a Vietnam veteran, it is possible this was an artifact from his war years. Several NYPD officers surrounding the bank also carry M1 Carbines, some with extended 30-round magazines.

Modern M1 Carbine with standard stock, from Auto-Ordnance (affiliated with Kahr Arms and Thompson Arms) - .30 Carbine

M1 Carbine with 30 round magazine - .30 Carbine

Sonny holds his M1 Carbine on the tellers.

Sonny with his M1 Carbine in the bank.

An NYPD officer with an M1 Carbine and extended magazine takes his position on a rooftop.

Sal holds Sonny's M1 Carbine as the two decide what to do.

Sal aims Sonny's M1 Carbine on Agent Sheldon.

Smith & Wesson M76

Sal Naturile (John Cazale) uses a shortened Smith & Wesson M76 with the stock removed during the bank robbery.

Shortened Smith & Wesson M76 with removed stock - 9mm‎. The model shown is the same configuration as the one in the movie.

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Shortened Smith & Wesson M76 with removed stock - 9mm‎. The model shown is the same configuration as the one in the movie. (opposite side)

Sal holds his S&W M76 on the bank employees.

Sal with Mulvaney, the bank manager.

Sal sits in the bank with his M76.

Colt Official Police

Sonny and Sal's partner Stevie (Gary Springer) carries a Colt Official Police during the bank robbery but hands it to Sonny when he realizes he can't go through with it.

Colt Official Police 5" Barrel

Stevie hands the Official Police to Sonny. The Colt grips are visible.

Sonny runs through the bank to hand his M1 Carbine and Colt revolver to Sal.

unidentified revolvers

The NYPD carry revolvers as they wait outside the bank for Sonny and Sal to emerge.

An officer behind Det. Sgt. Moretti rests his revolver on the phone.

Officers aim revolvers at Howard, the bank guard, when Sonny releases him.

Officers aim their revolvers at the bank.

Winchester Model 70

Some of the NYPD officers are armed with Winchester Model 70 rifles, with and without scopes.

Winchester Model 70 sniper rifle with Unertl 8x scope - .30-06.

Modern update of classic Winchester Model 70 with open sights - .30-06.

An NYPD sniper takes his position across from the bank.

A rooftop officer with his Winchester Model 70.

Colt Detective Special

Some of the NYPD officers, notably the plainclothes detectives, carry Colt Detective Specials.

Colt Detective Special - .38 Special

A detective puts his Detective Special to Howard the guard's head before realizing he was a hostage, not a robber.

Federal M201-Z Grenade Launcher

One of the men climbing up the back of the bank carries what appears to be a Federal M201-Z Grenade Launcher over his back.

The officer that Sonny shoots at from inside the bank has a Federal M201-Z Grenade Launcher slung over his back.

Stevens 520 shotgun

An NYPD uniform officer carries a Stevens 520 pump shotgun

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Stevens Model 520 - 12 gauge

An officer aims his Stevens 520 pump shotgun at the bank.

unidentified shotguns

Some of the NYPD officers carry shotguns during the bank siege.

An officer behind Murphy, Sheldon, and Moretti holds a pump shotgun.

An officer stands with a J.C. Higgins Model 20 shotgun when Leon arrives, escorted by policemen.

unidentified rifle

An NYPD sniper aims a rifle at Sonny and Sal as they leave the bank.

An NYPD sniper aims his rifle.

Smith & Wesson snubnose revolver

FBI Agent Murphy (Lance Henriksen) draws a Smith & Wesson snubnose from a hidden compartment in the airport car in the finale. (It appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snubnose).

Murphy reveals the snub hidden in the driver's door.

Murphy holds his snubnose on Sonny.