A Man Called Magnum (Napoli si ribella)

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A Man Called Magnum (Napoli si ribella) Original Italian Poster Country Italy Directed by Michele Massimo Tarantini Release Date 1977 Language Italian Studio Dania Film Main Cast Character Actor Commissioner Dario Mauri Luc Merenda Sgt. Nicola Capece Enzo Cannavale Don Domenico Laurenzi Claudio Gora Cerullo Giancarlo Badessi Bonino Ferdinando Murolo Pasquale Donnaregina aka "Dogheart" Adolfo Lastretti Carola Marianne Comtell Luisa Francesca Guadagno

A Man Called Magnum (original title Napoli si ribella, "Naples rebels") is a 1977 Italian crime movie directed by Michele Massimo Tarantini. Commissioner Dario Mauri (Luc Merenda) investigates the activities of the drug ring lead by Don Domenico Laurenzi (Claudio Gora).

The following weapons were used in the film A Man Called Magnum (Napoli si ribella):

Revolvers

Llama Comanche

Commissioner Dario Mauri's (Luc Merenda) personal firearm is a revolver that appears to be a Llama Comanche. In the final scene Mauri's revolver is briefly used by Sgt. Nicola Capece (Enzo Cannavale).

Llama Comanche - .357 Magnum

Mauri fires.

A view of Mauri's revolver from another side.

Mauri aims his revolver in the final scene.

Riva Esterina Dobermann

In one scene Bonino's henchman fires a snub nose revolver. Due to the high profile of the front sight it appears to be a Riva Esterina Dobermann.

Riva Esterina Dobermann - .38 Special

Pistols

Beretta Model 70

Police Sgt. Nicola Capece (Enzo Cannavale) carries a Beretta Model 70 pistol. Beretta Model 70s are also seen in hands of Commissioner Mauri (Luc Merenda), Don Domenico Laurenzi (Claudio Gora) and some other characters.

Beretta Model 70 - .32 ACP

Nicola Capece with his pistol in hand.

Mauri takes a Beretta Model 70 from Don Domenico's butler (Domenico Di Costanzo).

Mauri arrests a criminal.

Don Domenico draws his pistol at the background. Next moment his Model 70 switches to M1951.

Beretta M1951

In one scene Commissioner Mauri (Luc Merenda) is seen with a Beretta M1951. Beretta M1951s are also used by criminals.

Beretta M951 - 9x19mm

Garese (Tommaso Palladino) draws his pistol.

Mauri fires his Beretta M1951.

Don Domenico's bodyguard Ruggiero (Franco Marino) aims his pistol at Bonino.

Bonino (Ferdinando Murolo) takes Luisa as hostage.

Don Domenico (Claudio Gora) draws his pistol (in previous moment it was a Model 70).

A good view of Bonino's pistol in the final scene.

Walther P38

A Walther P38 pistol is used by the hitman "Dogheart" (Adolfo Lastretti). Sometimes it is fitted with sound suppressor.

Walther P38 WWII dated with black grips - 9x19mm

"Dogheart" attaches a suppressor to his P38.

He threatens a rival criminal Andronico (Enrico Maisto).

Unidentified pistol

In the opening scene a drug smuggler carries a pistol, tucked at his belt.

Submachine Guns

Beretta M12

Beretta M12 SMGs are seen in hands of various criminals.

Beretta M12 - 9x19mm

"The Sheik" (Mattia Machiavelli) fires his Beretta M12 in the opening scene.

Garese (Tommaso Palladino) fires a Beretta M12 in the same scene.

A close view of a Beretta M12.

A bank robber (Francesco Anniballi) is shot during the heist.

"Dogheart" (Adolfo Lastretti) fires a Beretta M12.

Rifles

Bolt Action Rifle

In the final scene several police detectives are seen with bolt action rifles. They are supposed to be sporterized Mausers.