Razorback

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Razorback (1984)

Razorback is a 1984 Australian filmed horror movie directed by Russell Mulcahy, about a rogue razorback hog terrorizing the Australian Outback. Jake Cullen (Bill Kerr), a hunter (whose grandson was killed by the boar) helps Carl Winters, an American, try to find the boar who killed his animal-activist wife while she was filming a story about kangaroo poaching. Arkie Whiteley, David Argue, and Chris Haywood co-star.

The following firearms are used in Razorback:

Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE)

Jake Cullen's primary firearm is a Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE), a No. 1 Mk III*, "sporterised" (with fore-end cut down and a telescopic sight fitted to suit sporting use). This was a popular and inexpensive choice in Australia, where surplus SMLEs were sold off cheaply in the post WWII period. He is seen using it while hunting the boar. He fires five shots, and switches to a dart gun to try to stop the beast.

Lee-Enfield No.1 Mk.III* - .303 British.

Jake chambering a round in his SMLE.

Jake (Bill Kerr) chambers another round in his sporterized SMLE to fire at the giant boar at the watering hole.

Jake firing his sporterized SMLE at the hog. He manages to fire five shots total before the rifle empties.

Marke Eiche Model 101 6mm Flobert Rifle

Carl Winters aims a bolt-action rifle at Dicko Baker that it's revealed to be a German Marke Eiche 101 Flobert Rifle.

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Marke Eiche Model 101.

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Carl pointing the rifle at Dicko.

Unknown Tranquilizer Rifle

Jake is seen switching to a dart gun after his Lee-Speed runs out of ammunition.

Jake takes aim with the dart gun.