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White Fang (1973)

White Fang (Italian title Zanna Bianca) is a 1973 Italian screen adaptation of the famous novel by Jack London directed by Lucio Fulci and starring Franco Nero, Virna Lisi, Fernando Rey and John Steiner.
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==Enfield Pattern 1853==
Charlie's (Daniel Martín) primary firearm is an Enfield Pattern 1853 rifled musket and he uses it as a hunting weapon but he is never seen firing it, he's only seen charging his musket when Bouk growls at him. The firearm appears in the beginning of the film.
==Winchester Model 1873==
Inside Jason Scott's (Franco Nero) sled a Winchester repeating rifle can be seen. According to it's barrel it appears to be a Winchester Model 1873.
==Single Action Army==
Beauty Smith's (John Steiner) primary firearm is a Single Action Army Stallion. This gun is actually a copy made by Uberti.
==Smith's Cabinet of Winchester Rifles==
Inside Beauty Smith's office a cabinet with Winchester Rifles can be seen.
Category:Movie
Category:Western Movie
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed
Category:Jack London
White Fang (1991)

White Fang is a 1991 screen adaptation of the famous Jack London novel directed by Randal Kleiser and starring Ethan Hawke, Klaus Maria Brandauer, and Seymour Cassel.
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= Rifles =
== Winchester Model 1873 Carbine ==
Winchester Model 1873 Carbines are seen in hands of Chief Grey Beaver (Pius Savage), Beauty Smith (James Remar), and Luke (Bill Moseley).
== Winchester Model 1892 Carbine ==
When Luke (Bill Moseley) is seen on the rooftop, he carries a Winchester Model 1892 Carbine (in other scenes, Luke's gun is an M1873 Carbine). A Winchester Model 1892 Carbine is also seen in the hands of an unnamed gold prospector (Tom Fallon).
== Winchester Model 1892 Short Rifle ==
Clarence "Skunker" Thurston (Seymour Cassel) carries a Winchester Model 1892 Short Rifle. In one scene, it briefly switches to a different, longer version of M1892 (see below).
== Winchester Model 1892 Rifle ==
Due to a continuity error, Skunker's (Seymour Cassel) Winchester 1892 Short Rifle briefly switches to a longer version of M1892. A similar rifle is seen in the hands of a Klondike townsman.
== Winchester Model 1892 (visually modified as Henry 1860) ==
In various scenes Alex Larson (Klaus Maria Brandauer) and Tinker (Clint Youngreen) use Winchester Model 1892 rifles, visually modified to resemble the Henry 1860. Jack Conroy (Ethan Hawke) captures the rifle from Tinker. The base M1892 is a long rifle with octagonal barrel.
== Winchester Model 1895 Sporter ==
Jack Conroy's (Ethan Hawke) rifle is a sporterized Winchester Model 1895.
== Marlin Model 1893 ==
Alex Larson (Klaus Maria Brandauer) mainly uses a Marlin Model 1893 rifle.
== Bannerman Mosin Nagant 1891 ==
Sykes' dog handler (John Beers) is armed with a sporterized Mosin Nagant, known as a "Bannerman Mosin Nagant".
== Enfield Pattern 1853 ==
A Klondike townsman holds a partially seen muzzleloading musket or rifled musket. Judging by the shape of the ramrod tip, the gun is likely an Enfield Pattern 1853.
== Unidentified rifle ==
A Klondike townsman holds a partially seen long gun that resembles a bolt action hunting rifle with a heavy barrel, or, judging by the lack of iron sights, a bolt action shotgun (see talk page for the discussion).
= Shotguns =
== Winchester Model 1887 ==
A lever-action gun is briefly seen in hands of a gold prospector. It is supposed to be a Winchester Model 1887 shotgun as the sepi-pistol stock is placed low in relation to the barrel, and the magazine looks more suitable for shotgun shells than for rifle cartridges.
== Double Barreled Shotgun ==
Some gold prospectors carry Double Barreled Shotguns.
thumb|none|400px|Charles Parker 1878 Side by Side Shotgun - 12 gauge
= Trivia =
A police officer carries a holster of typical British pattern for Webley .455 revolvers. It's hard to say if there is a gun inside.
Category:Movie 
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Jack London
Category:Disney
White Heat

White Heat is a 1949 gangster film directed by Raoul Walsh and starred James Cagney as a psychopathic criminal with an unhealthy mother-fixation who stages a prison break and reunites the old gang. The film's cast included Edmond O'Brien, Virginia Mayo, and Margaret Wycherly. This is the film famous for Cagney uttering the line, "Made it Ma! Top of the World!" while holding a Colt Detective Special.
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== Colt Detective Special ==
Cody Jarrett (James Cagney) primarily uses a Colt Detective Special before prison and after prison (when one is smuggled to him by Tommy Ryley (Robert Osterloh). "Big Ed" Somers (Steve Cochran) also uses a Detective Special during the opening train robbery and when he is waiting for Cody after his prison breakout. Hank Fallon/"Vic Pardo" (Edmond O'Brien) also briefly uses one.
== Colt Police Positive ==
"Cotton" Valletti (Wally Cassell) carries a Colt Police Positive, notably using it to fake the death of Zuckie (Ford Rainey) when Cody asks him to kill him.
== Colt New Service ==
Another gang member uses a Colt New Service during the train robbery.
== Colt Official Police ==
Treasury agent Philip Evans (John Archer) carries a Colt Official Police in a shoulder holster.
== Thompson Submachine Gun ==
The prison guards carry Thompson submachine guns, as do the LAPD during the final scene. The weapons appear in various configurations, with different foregrips and some without Cutts compensators.
== M1911A1 ==
Cody Jarrett (James Cagney) briefly uses a M1911A1 when shooting holes in the trunk of the stolen car where Roy Parker (Paul Guilfoyle) is.
== Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snub Nose ==
"Big Ed" Somers (Steve Cochran) carries a Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snub Nose while preparing the house for Cody Jarrett's arrival (which later becomes a Detective Special).
== Winchester Model 1897 ==
The accountant guard at the chemical plant payroll office carries a Winchester Model 1897, which Hank Fallon (Edmond O'Brien) uses to try and round up the gang. Cody Jarrett (James Cagney) then takes it from him, using it until he runs out of shells. Some of the LAPD officers also carry Model '97s.
== Federal L-5 Gas Riot Gun ==
The LAPD fires Federal L-5 Gas Riot Guns at the Jarrett gang during their final robbery of the payroll.
== Steyr Mannlicher-Schoenauer ==
During the final scene, Hank Fallon (Edmond O'Brien) uses an Steyr Mannlicher-Schoenauer Sporter given to him by the police to try and snipe Cody Jarrett.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Detective
Category:B&W
Category:Raoul Walsh
Category:National Film Registry
White Hunter Black Heart

White Hunter Black Heart is a 1990 drama starring Clint Eastwood as a legendary film director who in the 1950's travels to Africa to shoot his latest movie as well as go on the ultimate hunt. The film was an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Peter Viertel, who based the book on his experiences working with the legendary director John Huston while filming 1951's The African Queen. Eastwood's character is based on Huston. Burt Kennedy was one of the writers of the screenplay.
The following weapons can be seen in the film White Hunter Black Heart:
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==Holland & Holland Double Rifle==
The main rifle that director John Wilson (Clint Eastwood) uses on his African hunt is a Holland & Holland Double Rifle. It is prominently featured in his hunt of a wild elephant.
 
==Mannlicher Schoenauer==
Another rifle carried by John is a Mannlicher Schoenauer sporting carbine. This is the rifle that he is seen purchasing from the store, earlier in the film.
==Enfield 1853==
A British 1853 Enfield is seen on the wall of the African hunter John Wilson visits.
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Clint Eastwood
White Lightning

White Lightning is a 1973 action comedy starring Burt Reynolds as Gator McClusky, a former moonshiner who finds himself working with the Feds to expose a corrupt sheriff. Reynolds would return to star in the 1976 sequel, Gator.
The following firearms were used in the film White Lightning:
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=Handguns=
== Smith & Wesson Model 10 ==
Sheriff J.C. Connors (Ned Beatty) and some of his deputies (including one played by Conlan Carter) carry Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolvers. Several Arkansas highway patrolmen are also seen with Model 10s.
=Rifles=
==Unidentified Rifle ==
A prison guard who watches Gator escape from prison carries a rifle, possibly a Winchester Model 70.
== M14==
During the funeral procession at the end, M14s are seen carried.
== M16==
Also seen during the funeral procession at the end, is one M16 rifle.
=Shotguns=
== High Standard K121 ==
Sheriff J.C. Connors (Ned Beatty) uses a High Standard K121 to blow holes in Donny McKlusky's boat in order to sink it during the opening sequence. Gator McKlusky (Burt Reynolds) later grabs a similar shotgun from Dude Watson (Matt Clark), firing it into the ceiling of Dude's garage during the struggle.
== High Standard Flite King ==
The warden, Mr. Sims (Lincoln Demyan), carries a High Standard Flite King shotgun when he catches Gator trying to escape from prison.
== Double Barreled Shotgun ==
Big Bear (R.G. Armstrong) carries a double barreled shotgun, which Gator McKlusky (Burt Reynolds) grabs from him and uses during the shootout.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Action Movie
White Noise 2: The Light

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==Glock 17==
Policemen at the film's climax are both armed with a Glock 17.
==Beretta 92F/FS==
Henry Caine (Craig Fairbrass) uses the Beretta 92F/FS at the film's beginning.
==Smith & Wesson Model 686==
Abe Dale (Nathan Fillion) uses a Smith & Wesson Model 686 at the film's climax.
thumb|none|400px|Smith & Wesson Model 686 4" Barrel - .357 Magnum
Category:Movie
Category:Horror
Category:Thriller
Category:Drama
White Squall

White Squall is a 1996 adventure drama directed by Ridley Scott. Set during the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis and inspired by a true story, the movie centers around a group of teenage misfit boys who are put to the test of their lives when the ship they are sailing on encounters a force of nature known as a "white squall". The film, which stars Jeff Bridges, also is notable for the early roles for such actors as Ryan Phillippe, Balthazar Getty, and Jeremy Sisto.
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==Tokarev TT-33==
When they board the sailing ship Albatross, one of the members of the Cuban boarding party holds a Tokarev TT-33 Pistol on Capt. Sheldon (Jeff Bridges) and the rest of the crew.
thumb|none|300px|TT-33 - 7.62x25mm.
==AK==
Several Cuban soldiers are seen with AK rifles, or close copies, when they board the Albatross. 
== Browning M2HB ==
The Browning M2HB is seen mounted on the Cuban ship that confronts the Albatross.
Category:Movie
Category:Ridley Scott
Category:Drama
White Sun of the Desert (Beloye solntse pustyni)

White Sun of the Desert (Beloye solntse pustyni) is a 1970 classic Russian "Eastern" film by Vladimir Motyl, one of the most popular Russian films of all time. The setting is the east shore of the Caspian Sea where the Red Army soldier Fyodor Sukhov (Anatoly Kuznetsov) fight against the gang of outlaws lead by Abdullah the Black (Kakhi Kavsadze).
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= Revolvers =
== Nagant M1895 ==
The Nagant M1895 revolver is the personal weapon of the main character, Fyodor Sukhov (Anatoly Kuznetsov). This weapon was handed to him by his commander as award, so Sukhov appreciates his revolver and use it in most firefight scenes. Several Abdullah's men also use Nagant revolvers.
== Reichsrevolver M1879 ==
Reichsrevolver M1879 revolvers are used by several Abdullah's men. Sayid (Spartak Mishulin) takes the revolver from one of the brigands but never fired it. Only a single Reichsrevolver can be seen in a time, so it looks like only one movie prop was used in the film.
=Pistols=
== Mauser C96 ==
Mauser C96 is a personal weapon of Abdullah the Black (Kakhi Kavsadze) and several of his men. During the scene on the shore Sukhov (Anatoly Kuznetsov) also use Mauser C96, knocking out the weapon from hand of Ibraghim (D. Gerami), commander of small group sent to capture Sukhov.
== Flintlock Pistol ==
A number of Flintlock Pistols are seen in a pile of antique firearms.
== Percussion Cap Pistol ==
A number of Percussion Cap Pistols are seen in a pile of antique firearms.
= Rifles =
== Mosin Nagant M1891 Infantry Rifle ==
Young soldier Petrukha (Nikolai Godovikov) carries a Mosin Nagant M1891 Infantry rifle with bayonet. His rifle is in poor condition and often misfires.
== Mosin Nagant M1938 Carbine ==
Various characters carry anachronistic Mosin Nagant M1938 carbines, notably Sayid (Spartak Mishulin).
== Marlin Model 1889 ==
One of the Abdullah's men is armed with a Marlin Model 1889.
== Oriental Musket ==
Several Oriental-style muskets are seen in a pile of antique firearms.
= Machine Guns =
== Lewis Machine Gun ==
Lewis light machine gun is seen in Sukhov's (Anatoly Kuznetsov) hands. In firing scenes it is substituted with a visually modified Degtyaryov DP-27. A museum plate, attached to the machine gun, tells: "English machine gun, Lewis system, Pattern 1909".
thumb|none|400px|Lewis Gun - .303 British
== Degtyaryov DP-27 (visually modified to resemble Lewis machine gun) ==
In firing scenes Lewis Gun is substituted with a visually modified Degtyaryov DP-27.
== Hotchkiss Light Machine Gun ==
A Hotchkiss LMG is seen in the house of retired custom officer Pavel Vereshchagin (Pavel Luspekaev). It never fired during the movie and wound up being dumped into the sea by Vereshchagin's wife who wanted to keep her husband at home.
= Grenades =
== RG-14/30 Hand Grenade ==
A basket of RG-14/30 hand grenades is seen when Nastasya Vereshchagina throws her husband's weapons overboard.
= Trivia =
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Soviet Produced
Whitechapel

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=Pistols=
==Beretta 92FS Inox==
Used by DI Joseph Chandler (Rupert Penry-Jones) when he picked it up from behind the bar after the fake Kray brothers began to shoot up the pub. Seen in a weapons cache brought in by Jack Cheshire to the fake Krays.
==CZ 75B==
A CZ 75B is in a weapons cache brought in by Jack Cheshire to the fake Krays.
 
==Glock 17==
Used by DCI Torbin Cazenove (Peter Serafinowicz) in threatening DI Chandler over covering up matters involving Kray killer copycats before using it to shoot himself. Also seen in a weapons cache showed by Jack.
==IMI Jericho 941==
What appears to be an IMI Jericho 941 is in an arms cache placed near the TMP.
=Revolvers=
==Fake Revolver==
A fake revolver, which looks similar to the Smith & Wesson-made revolvers, was used by a Calum Mantis victim and framed to make him look like him in a CO19 standoff.
==Smith & Wesson Model 66==
Smith & Wesson Model 66 Near the INOX.
=Submachine Guns=
==Heckler and Koch MP5A3==
The Heckler & Koch MP5A3 is the standard submachine gun of the Metropolitan Police's Specialist Firearms Command or CO19. They are equipped with EOTech sights and Surefire tactical lights mounted underneath the barrels.
==IMI Uzi==
One of the fake Kray brothers (Craig Parkinson) uses an IMI Uzi to shoot up a pub where DI Chandler was located at.
==Ingram MAC-10==
An Ingram MAC-10 is in a weapons cache Jack showed to the fake Kray brothers. It has a mounted suppressor on the barrel.
==Steyr TMP==
A Steyr TMP is in a weapons cache Jack showed to the fake Kray brothers.
==Walther MPK==
The second fake Kray brother is using a Walther MPK to shoot up the pub where DI Chandler is located.
Category:British Produced/Filmed
Category:Drama
Category:Detective
Category:Mystery
Category:Television
Category:Thriller
Whiteout

thumb|right|300px| Whiteout (2009)
The following weapons were used in the film Whiteout:
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==Glock 26==
Deputy US Marshal Carrie Stetko (Kate Beckinsale) uses a Glock 26 throughout the movie, usually keeping it in a safe. Oddly when she initially removes it from the safe, it's a Glock 19. She later loses it when it's kicked away by the killer. Due to the weather, and the fact she was under attack, it was unrecoverable. She also uses it during the flashback sequences.
It may be noteworthy, that due to her injury, while she appears to have an adequate grip, she doesn't properly compensate for her left eye dominance, which leads to an unstable stance.
thumb|none|300px|Glock 26 - 9x19mm
==Glock 19==
When Carrie Stetko removes her sidearm from the safe, it has oddly changed to a Glock 19. During the flashback sequences, Stetko's partner Jack (Joel S. Keller) is also seen with a Glock 19.
==Beretta 92FS==
U.N. Agent Richard Pryce (Gabriel Macht) uses a Beretta 92FS as his sidearm.
==Sanna-77==
The 9mm South African clone of the Czechoslovakian Sa 23 submachine gun series is used by one of the Russian guards during the opening scenes of the film. It is identifiable by the straight magazine, different foregrip (closer to the barrel) and the different style synthetic stock. The Czech versions have different furniture. The one in the film was converted to full auto fire, since the original Sanna-77 was sold semiauto only.
==Makarov PM==
A Makarov PM is used by the bald guard in the opening scene.
==Tokarev TT-33==
A Tokarev TT-33 is used by Russian guards during the opening scenes. 
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie
Category:Mystery
Category:Canadian Produced/Filmed
Whitney Kennedy Rifle

In 1880, Samual V. Kennedy and Frank W. Tiesing redesigned the 1878 Whitney-Burgess rifle to accept the popular .44-40 Winchester Center Fire cartridge.
 
The first Whitney-Kennedy was shipped in March 1880.
Estimated dates of production: Early 1880 to early 1886.
Total production was approximately 23,500. .45-60 cartridge. Frame becomes slightly larger. F and G range the loop lever was introduced. .45-75, .40-60, and .38-40 rifles were introduced. .50-95 and .32-20 were made in late production.
(Information courtesy of The Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop website)
=== Film ===
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note	Date
Tombstone	Buck Taylor 	"Turkey Creek" Jack Johnson	 	1993
Tombstone	Peter Sherayko	"Texas Jack" Vermillion 	 	1993
Category:Gun
Category:Rifle
Whitworth Rifle

The is a muzzle loading rifle produced from 1857 to 1865 based on the Enfield Pattern 1853. Externally it is very similar to the P1853 with the main difference being it's large hooded front sight. The unique feature about this rifle is it's barrel which was internally a twisted hexagon in place of conventional grooved rifling. 
Two types of ammunition could be used in the Whitworth, the first being a hexagonal slug which mated closely to the profile of the barrel, the second being a plain cylinder with a hollow base which expanded on firing to fill the barrel. Due to the latter needing to deform significantly, it could only be made from pure lead rather than the harder alloys that the hexagonal bullet could be formed from. This, coupled with the hollowed out base, meant that the simpler cylindrical bullet weighed less and was significantly softer meaning it was less accurate and had less penetration. Conversely though, the cylindrical bullets were a much looser fit in the barrel on loading meaning that they were less susceptible to fouling. In fact, it was this fine tolerance for fouling (along with its cost of nearly four times that of a P1853 along with higher ammunition costs) that led to the Whitworth being rejected by the British Army.
Despite these flaws the Whitworth was far more accurate than its contemporaries, and found great popularity with target shooter and was also used in significant numbers by Confederate sharpshooters during the American Civil War.
== Film ==
Title 	Actor	Character 	Note 	Date
Gettysburg 	 	Confederate sniper	Scoped	1993
Gods and Generals	 	Confederate sniper	Scoped	2003
== Television ==
Title 	Actor 	Character 	Note / Episode 	Date
Yae's Sakura 	Yutaka Matsushige	Yamamoto Gonpachi 	 	2013
Yae's Sakura 	 	Cadets 	"Oath of Comrades" (Ep.36) 	2013
Ripper Street	Sam Hazeldine 	George Doggett 	Scoped / "The Weight of One Man's Heart" (S01E05)	2013
Ripper Street	Adam Rothenberg 	Captain Homer Jackson	Scoped / "The Weight of One Man's Heart" (S01E05)	2013
== Video Games==
Title 	Appears As 	Mods 	Note 	Date
History Channel: Civil War - Secret Missions	"Whitworth sniper rifle"	Telescopic sight	Reloaded without fitting percussion cap	2008
Saints Row IV 	"Flintlock" 	Scope 	DLC 	2013
Category:Gun
Category:Rifle
Category:Battle Rifle
Category:Sniper Rifle
Category:Muzzleloader
Who'll Stop the Rain

Who'll Stop the Rain is a 1978 American crime film. The movie stars Nick Nolte, Tuesday Weld, Michael Moriarty, and Anthony Zerbe. The screenplay was written by Judith Rascoe and Robert Stone, based on Stone's prize-winning 1974 novel Dog Soldiers. Set in the early Seventies, during the waning days of the United States involvement in South Vietnam. John Converse (Michael Moriarty) plays a cynical and disillusioned war correspondent who decides that if the world is going to hell, then he'll get something for himself. He asks his buddy Ray (Nick Nolte), who is a merchant marine to smuggle several pounds of heroin back to the U.S. where he will deliver it to John's wife, Marge (Tuesday Weld) who will broker a deal with a wealthy movie producer and pay Ray a share from the deal. But when Ray arrives in Los Angeles, he learns that Marge is now a drug addict and both corrupt Drug Enforcement Agents led by Agent Antheil (Anthony Zerbe) and professional criminals know about the heroin and want it for themselves. Ray takes Marge on a road-trip to New Mexico with the DEA agents, John and other criminals in pursuit. His goal initially is to stay alive and to broker his own deal, but he and Marge fall for each other, and things become complicated. 
The following weapons were used in the film Who'll Stop the Rain:
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== Colt Python ==
Agents Antheil (Anthony Zerbe) and Danskin (Richard Masur) both carry Colt Pythons, but only Danskin is shown using his. Antheil is shown carrying his Colt.
== M16 ==
Ray (Nick Nolte) uses a classic M16 with the three-pronged flash suppressor and no forward bolt assist. 
== Winchester Model 70 Rifle == 
Agent Smitty (Ray Sharkey) uses a Winchester Model 70 during the climactic exchange/showdown at the abandoned hippie commune in the mountains of New Mexico.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Drama
Who's Got the Black Box (La route de Corinthe)

Who's Got the Black Box (Original title: La route de Corinthe) is a 1967 French-Italian espionage drama thriller directed by Claude Chabrol. During the Cold War experiencing by mysterious failures of the NATO radar in Greece. The investigator Robert Ford (Christian Marquand) is murdered and his wife, Shanny (Jean Seberg), will take over the investigation despite the opposition of intelligence service chief, Mr. Sharps (Michel Bouquet). Therefore is deployed secret agent Dex (Maurice Ronet), to deport her. But he falls in love to girl and decides to help her uncover the murderers husband.
The following weapons were used in the movie Who's Got the Black Box (La route de Corinthe):
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== Luger P08 ==
Dex (Maurice Ronet) is seen with Luger P08 pistol.
== Luger P08 Artillery model ==
The killer (Antonio Passalia is equipped with a suppressed Luger P08 Artillery model pistol. Also one of Khalidès men own this gun.
== Mauser C96 Broomhandle ==
One of Khalidès (Saro Urzì) (middle) bodyguards carries a Mauser C96 Broomhandle pistol. 
thumb|none|300px|Six shot Mauser C96 Broomhandle - 7.63x25mm Mauser. Note the "cone" style hammer, also seen on early examples of the standard ten shot model.
== Walther PPK ==
The killer (Antonio Passalia) shot Robert Ford (Christian Marquand) from a Walther PPK pistol.
==MAB Model D Type I==
Guardian of Khalidès secret hiding place was armed with a MAB Model D Type I pistol.
== Bergmann MP35/I ==
Dex (Maurice Ronet) seized in a secret hideout a Bergmann MP35/I submachine gun.
thumb|none|400px|Bergmann MP35/I
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:Espionage
Category:Thriller
Category:Claude Chabrol
Category:French Produced/Filmed
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed