Down in the Valley

Down in the Valley is a 2005 drama written and directed by David Jacobson and stars Edward Norton as Harlan, a young man working in the San Fernando Valley who dreams of being a cowboy, and his effect on rebellious teenager Tobe (Evan Rachel Wood) and her family.

The following weapons were used in the film Down in the Valley:

Down in the Valley (2005)

Single Action Army

Harlan (Edward Norton) owns two Single Action Army revolvers and is seen dual wielding them. Harlan practices drawing, firing, and also tricks such as twirling when he is in his apartment. Harlan lets Lonnie (Rory Culkin) fire his revolver when they go out shooting together. Lonnie's father Wade (David Morse) also owns a Single Action Army in his extensive gun collection. When Lonnie shows Harlan the collection, Harlan describes as a Colt Model 1921. At one point, Wade is seen pulling his Single Action Army while confronting Harlan.

Harlan draws his Single Action Army revolvers.

Wade's Single Action Army in his gun cabinet.

Harlan shooting akimbo style.

Harlan showing Lonnie how to shoot.

Harlan shooting targets while Lonnie watches on.

Wade confronting Harlan with his Single Action Army.

Harlan loads his revolver.

Smith & Wesson Model 64

Detective Sheridan (Geoffrey Lewis) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 64 as his sidearm. Wade later picks up and uses Sheridan's revolver to go after Harlan.