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A Bullet For Joey was filmed in 1955 with Edward G. Robinson and George Raft staring in an espionage thiller. Edward G. Robinson as Inspector Raoul Leduc investigates a murder of a Canadian police inspector he uncovers the attempt to steal a brilliant physicist ideas by Joe Victor played by George Raft. The chase goes from the city to the rual country side and concludes on a ship leaving Canada.
- Directors: Lewis Allen
The following guns were used in the movie A Bullet For Joey:
Remington Model 30 Rifle
![](/images/thumb/7/78/BFJ_1.jpg/400px-BFJ_1.jpg)
Mobster firing a Remington Model 30 Rifle
Smith & Wesson Model 10 Revolver
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Mobster dressed as a Canadian Police Officer holding a S&W Model 10
Colt Detective Special
1903 Springfield Rifle
![](/images/thumb/4/4b/BFJ_5.jpg/400px-BFJ_5.jpg)
Sailor holding a 1903 Springfield Rifle on George Raft
Remington MkIII Flare Pistol
![](/images/thumb/e/ea/BFJ_6.jpg/400px-BFJ_6.jpg)
Edward G. Robinson finds a Remington Mark III Flare Pistol