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Difference between revisions of "Good Day for It"
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[[Robert Englund]] has an M1911A1 throughout the film, as does [[Richard Brake]] (they never share a scene where both are armed, so it may be the same prop). | [[Robert Englund]] has an M1911A1 throughout the film, as does [[Richard Brake]] (they never share a scene where both are armed, so it may be the same prop). | ||
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Revision as of 06:05, 29 June 2011
The following weapons were used in the film Good Day For It:
Colt Trooper 1st Edition
Robert Patrick's weapon is a Colt Trooper 1st Edition, either a .38 Special or a later .357 Magnum. It is distinctive because of its towering ramp front sight and exposed ejector rod.
Single Action Army
Joe Flanigan uses a Single Action Army of indeterminate make. At one point he faces off against Robert Patrick and his Trooper with the SAA uncocked. Evidently, Flanigan has not made many westerns.
Walther PPK
Lance Henriksen carries a Walther PPK, though he misidentifies it in the film as a "Beretta Bobcat .25 caliber, 8-shot." This could have been deliberate on his character's part, however, so as to mislead Robert Patrick's character into underestimating the weapon he was facing. However, when he fires it later, is is clearly a PPK.
M1911A1
Robert Englund has an M1911A1 throughout the film, as does Richard Brake (they never share a scene where both are armed, so it may be the same prop).
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