The Beast Must Die

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A wealthy millionaire invites several guests to his isolated country estate, suspecting one of them is a werewolf.

The following weapons were used in the film The Beast Must Die:

Bolt-Action Rifles

Carried during a training exercise at the beginning by Newcliffe's guards. Newcliffe (Calvin Lockhart) himself uses one during his first hunt for the werewolf and Dr. Lundgren (Peter Cushing) is also seen with one.

Guards riding in the Land Rover with their rifles.

The guards patrol the woods.

Guards get out of the Land Rover with rifles in hand.

Closeup of a guard's rifle.

Newcliffe takes aim with his rifle. Note the dual triggers.

Newcliffe fires at the retreating werewolf.

Walther PPK

Pavel (Anton Diffring) uses a stainless Walther PPK to defend himself from the werewolf. The helicopter pilot also uses one when he and Newcliffe are pursuing the werewolf.

Walther PPK stainless - 9mm Kurz aka .380 ACP

Pavel chambers the PPK.

Pavel fires the PPK. The slide locks back.

The pilot with his PPK.

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The pilot fires the PPK at the attacking werewolf.

SIG P210

Tom Newcliffe (Calvin Lockhart) carries a SIG P210 loaded with silver bullets as his personal sidearm. He uses it throughout the entire film.

SIG P210 - 9x19mm

Star Z45

Tom Newcliffe's (Calvin Lockhart) primary hunting rifle of choice is a Star Z45 equipped with a telescopic sight and large stock. He uses it while hunting the werewolf from the air.

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Star Z45 Submachine gun - 9x23mm

Luger P08

A Luger P08 is seen in Newcliffe's gun cabinet when Pavel is getting the PPK.

Luger P08 9mm

The Luger is visible on the left as Pavel gets the PPK from the display case.