Hello there, my tiny pal. This statement, along with the.44 Magnum bit in Dirty Harry, is a strong candidate for the most famous yet given about a handgun in film history. Of course, it belongs to Al Pacino's character, Tony Montana, called Scarface. The gun is an Italian made Model 1910A1.38 Special revolver. During filming, director Martin Scorsese wanted to make sure that viewers knew how dangerous this drug dealer was and therefore needed something intimidating to represent him. He chose to do this by giving him a gun that was more powerful than anything else on screen at the time. The gun can be seen firing several times in the movie, once during the opening scene where it hits its target straight on. This model of revolver was originally designed as a police weapon but because it was so successful they decided to market it to civilians too. It has a 4" barrel and weighs almost 11 pounds empty. That makes it quite heavy to carry around even for someone who is not really built for running away from cops! Scarface was released in 1983. At the time of its release, this gun was considered a real monster on the street. It was also the most expensive gun ever sold at auction- the winning bid was $905,000! Today, this gun is very rare and only few are still alive.