Case Closed: The Fourteenth Target

Case Closed: The Fourteenth Target 名探偵コナン 14番目の標的 Meitantei Konan: Jūyon-banme no Tāgetto Japanese Blu-Ray cover Country Japan Directed by Noboru Watanabe Release Date April 18, 1998 Language Japanese Studio TMS Entertainment Distributor Tōhō

Case Closed: The Fourteenth Target or also known as Detective Conan: The Fourteenth Target, is the second Case Closed movie after the success of The Time Bombed Skyscraper which was supposed to be the only feature film. A series of mysterious incidents began involving Mōri Kogorō and his circle of acquaintances, from 13 to 1, based on the numbers in their names. These incidents are allegedly committed by an ex-convict to get back at Kogorō for being responsible for his incarceration. The ex-convict seems to want to play a game with him, in which the perpetrator lays small clues that have something to do with playing cards and are supposed to shed light on his actions.

The following weapons were used in the anime film The Fourteenth Target:

Revolvers

Nambu Model 60

The Nambu Model 60 plays an important role in the movie and is first seen in Ran's nightmare fired at her mother Kisaki Eri. Later it is used by her father Kogoro Mori and Jo Murakami, who disarmed a police officer, in a flashback. In the movie's climax, Inspector Ninzaburo Shiratori draws his Nambu and aims at Sawaki Kōhei after using Ran as a human shield. Conan is also seen wielding this revolver.

Nambu Model 60 snub nose - .38 Special

The revolver being fired by an unseen person at Eri during Ran's nightmare.

Kogoro's holstered Nambu, handcuffs and police identity card on a tray prior to resigning from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police in the flashback.

Kogoro: "Inspector, how good is Shiratori with a gun?"
Megure: "He's as bad as I am."
Shiratori performs an ammo check in the elevator.

Conan: "He can't keep a steady aim! He's gonna hit Ran."
Ninzaburo Shiratori nervously holds the Nambu Model 60 at the hijacker, who uses Ran as a human shield.

Shiratori tosses his sidearm to Sawaki after he threatens to kill Ran.

Conan is forced to pick up the Nambu and give it to Sawaki.

Ran sees a similarity with Shinichi while Conan taking aim at both of them.

Conan cocking the hammer of the Nambu after realizing why Kogoro shot at his wife at this time.

Conan aiming Shiratori's revolver before he fires and being affected by the strong recoil.

Conan: "He suddenly jumped at me, so I got surprised!"
He returns the Nambu to Shiratori which offers a full view of the weapon.

Airsoft Marushin made replica

Murakami with a Model 60 stolen from a uniformed officer after he escaped from his cuffs.

Smith & Wesson Model 29

At the movie's end, Conan explains that he learned his good shooting skills while on a trip to Hawaii. The revolver he uses is a Smith & Wesson Model 29.

Smith & Wesson Model 29 New Production with 4" barrel - .44 Magnum

Shinichi holds the revolver under the supervision of his father Yusaku. This is actually done with gun shops/ranges in Hawaii catering to tourists who reside in countries/territories that have strong gun restriction laws like Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong/Macau.

Other

Crossbow

The killer uses a crossbow to wound Inspector Megure and Professor Agasa.

The killer fires the crossbow at Megure while he is jogging.

The crossbow aimed at the direction of the Agasa residence.

Full view of the crossbow placed in a wine shelf.