The Naked Prey

The Naked Prey (1966)

While on an elephant-hunting expedition in Africa, a group of white men offends a local tribe's chief. All but one (Cornel Wilde) are captured and murdered by the natives. The lone survivor is stripped of his clothing and forced to fight for his survival against the tribe's fiercest warriors.

The following weapons were used in the film The Naked Prey:

Martini-Henry Rifle

The Man (Cornel Wilde) uses what appears to be a Martini-Henry Rifle when the expedition goes elephant-hunting. Soldiers defending the fort where the Man seeks refuge also have Martini-Henrys.

Martini-Henry Mk. IV (1888-1889) .577-.450 caliber.

The Man takes aim with his Martini-Henry.

The Man takes aim with his Martini-Henry.

The Man takes aim with his Martini-Henry.

Closeup of the barrel.

The Martini-Henry lying on the ground after the expedition is attacked.

Soldiers at the fort fire at the attacking tribesmen with their Martini-Henry rifles.

Sporterized Pattern M1914 (P14) Enfield

The 2nd Man (Gert van den Bergh) uses what appears to be a sporterized Enfield while hunting.

Sporterized Pattern M1914 (P 14) Enfield - .303 UK

The 2nd Man takes aim with his Enfield.

The 2nd Man fires at an elephant.

Jezail Muskets

While fleeing the tribe's warriors, the Man encounters a group of slavers, some of whom are armed with different rifles. They appear to be flintlocks. Soldiers defending the fort where the Man seeks refuge also have rifles.

Jezail musket

A slaver with his rifle during an attack against a village.

The Man uses a slaver's own rifle to choke him as they fight.

A slaver shoots at the Man with his rifle.

Another slaver shoots at the Man with his rifle.