Starsky & Hutch (2004)

The following guns were used in the film Starsky & Hutch (2004):

Starsky & Hutch (2004)

Custom Colt Commander

David Starsky (Ben Stiller) carries a custom Colt Commander Series 70 with Novak sights, a stainless barrel, a stainless guide rod, ambidextrous safety, and a beavertail grip safety (some of these feattures were not available in 1974, when the film takes place) as his sidearm in the film.

Colt Combat Commander - .45 ACP.

Starsky fires his custom Colt Commander at a running suspect.

After Starsky accidentally shoots Huggy Bear's (Snoop Dogg) iguana, his Colt Commander stovepipes on him.

Starsky points his Colt Commander at Huggy Bear's men.

Starsky points his Colt Commander at Hutch when he tries to push a dead body away from the shore, hoping another precinct will find it.

Starksy takes cover from sniper fire with his Colt Commander at the ready. Note the stainless barrel and guide rod.

Starsky reloads his Colt Commander with what appears to be an empty magazine.

Starsky fires his Colt Commander at the sniper as he drives away.

Starsky hides behind Chau (George Cheung) as his son throws knives at him.

Starsky (disguised as a mime) disrupts the Bat Mitzvah of Reese Feldman's (Vince Vaughn) daughter. Note Colt emblem grips.

Starsky fires seven rounds (the full 6+1 capacity) into Feldman's garage door, claiming he is hiding his drugs in their. To his horror, he finds a pony instead with seven new bullet holes in it. Note how his gun stovepiped once again.

Starsky points his Colt Commander at Feldman when he takes Hutch hostage.

Like an idiot, Starksy spins around and fires his Colt Commander behind his back, which ends up wounding his Captain, Cpt. Dobey (Fred Williamson).

Despite hearing only one shot, two shell casings are seen in mid-flight.

Starsky fires his Colt Commander at Feldman's Yacht.

Colt Python

Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson (Owen Wilson) is seen using a 4" Colt Python at the begining of the film while undercover as a robber. One of the Bay City Police officers who arrests these robbers is also seen with a 4" Python. For the rest of the film, Hutch uses a 6" Colt Python as his sidearm.

Colt Python 4" - .357 Magnum.

Hutch disguised as one of the robbers points a 4" Colt Python.

A BCPD officer (furthest left) points a 4" Colt Python at the bank robbers.

Colt Python 6" - .357 Magnum.

Hutch fires his Colt Python at the sniper.

Close up of Hutch's Colt Python.

Hutch with his Colt Python.

Hutch with his Colt Python.

Hutch enters Chau's house with his Colt Python at the ready.

When an ice-cream truck driver blocking their path asks to see Hutch's badge, he realizes he doesn't have one so fires his Colt Python into the air instead.

Walther PPK/S

Reese Feldman (Vince Vaughn) takes a Walther PPK/S with a stainless finish (unlike a regular PPK) fitted with a sound suppressor out of his cooler to kill one of his men on his yacht. This gun is anachronistic for 1974.

Walther PPK/S - .380 ACP.

Feldman takes his Walther PPK/S out of his cooler. This is definately not the best place to store a gun.

Like many criminals, Feldman is unaware of what gun safety is. Finger on the trigger, pointed at his own head.

Feldman shoots his henchman off the yacht with his PPK/S, eyes closed.

Feldman with his PPK/S.

Walther PPK

Insetad of his stainless PPK/S seen earlier in the film, Feldman holds a polished nickel plated Walther PPK to Hutch's (Owen Wilson) neck after he is busted selling drugs during his fund raiser. He fires several shots into the air before running out and driving away in his car.

Walther PPK - .32 ACP.

Feldman holds his polished nickel plated Walther PPK to Hutch's neck.