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For 200 Grand, You Get Nothing Now (Pour 100 briques t'as plus rien!)

For 200 Grand, You Get Nothing Now (original title Pour 100 briques t'as plus rien!) is a 1982 French crime comedy directed by Édouard Molinaro. Two unemployed Parisians, Sam (Daniel Auteuil) and Paul (Gérard Jugnot), decide to commit a bank robbery. They arm themselves with toy guns and take hostages in a bank office. But soon they find out that the hostages are ready to team with the robbers in a "noble cause" of bank heist.
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= Handguns =
== Manurhin MR-73 ==
A Manurhin MR-73 is Comissioneer Bouvard's (Georges Géret) service sidearm.
== M1911A1 ==
An M1911A1-style pistol is briefly seen in hands of a bank robber in the opening scene.
== Unique Rr 51 ==
In one scene a security guard (Darry Cowl) of apartment house is seen with a pistol that appears to be a Unique Rr 51.
== Pocket pistol ==
Comissioneer Bouvard's (Georges Géret) backup gun is a pocket pistol that he hides inside a hollow heel of his boot. The pistol resembles several West German-manufactured pocket pistols, like Valor SM-11 or Gecado Model 11.
= Submachine Guns =
== MAT-49 ==
In several scenes MAT-49 SMGs are used by police.
thumb|none|400px|MAT-49 Submachine Gun - 9x19mm
= Shotguns =
== Unidentified pump action shotgun ==
An unidentified pump action shotgun is seen in hands of a police detective in one scene.
= Rifles =
== Bolt Action Sniper Rifles ==
In the opening scene several police snipers with bolt action rifles are seen. Snipers with bolt action rifles also appear in the scene of the robbery, commited by Sam and Paul.
== Unidentified rifle or shotgun ==
In the final scene retired Comissioneer Bouvard (Georges Géret) is seen with a rifle or a shotgun.
== SIG SG 540 ==
During the bank heist several police snipers are armed with SIG SG 540 rifles with folding stock.
= Toy Guns =
Several toy guns are used by Sam and Paul during the bank heist.
== Toy revolver ==
A toy revolver (with unknown prototype) is used by Sam (Daniel Auteuil) during the bank robbery. 
== Toy Walther P38 ==
A Walther P38 is seen in hands of Paul (Gérard Jugnot) during the training for the robbery. It isn't seen during the robbery itself. During the bank heist in the opening scene one of the robbers is armed with a P38. This movie prop can be the same toy gun that is later used by Paul.
== Toy M16A1 ==
Sam and Paul steal two toy M16A1s when they prepare for the robbery. Only one of them is used during the heist. The toy gun looks very close to the original rifle.
== Toy F1 Grenade ==
A toy F1 hand grenade is seen in hands of Sam (Daniel Auteuil) during the training for the robbery. It isn't seen during the robbery itself.
thumb|none|150px|F1 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade with Mle1935 fuse.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Comedy
Category:French Produced/Filmed
Category:Édouard Molinaro
For All Mankind

For All Mankind is an American science fiction alternative history drama series streaming on Apple TV+. The series begins during the Cold War in an alternate 1969, where the Soviet Union, not the United States, successfully lands the first man on the Moon. With public outrage mounting and morale at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at an all time low, the scientists, engineers, astronauts, and administrators at NASA must evaluate new strategies and technologies as a new chapter in the Space Race begins. The series, which was co-created by Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica), premiered on Apple TV+ on November 1st, 2019, and Season 2 premiered on February 19, 2021. Season 3 premiered June 10, 2022, with Season 4 premiering on the service on November 10, 2023.
NOTE: Season 1 of this series contains no appreciable depictions of firearms of any kind, while later seasons have firearms playing a more prominent role.
The following lists the seasons of the series For All Mankind:
ForAllMankindPoster.jpg|Season 1(2019) 
ForAllMankindPosterSeason2.jpg|Season 2(2021) 
For All Mankind Season 3 Poster.jpg|Season 3(2022) 
For All Mankind Season 4 Poster.jpg|Season 4(2023) 
 
Category:Disambiguation pages
For All Mankind - Season 3

Season 3 of For All Mankind is set in the 1990s as the United States, Soviet Union, and private spaceflight corporation Helios compete to be the first manned mission to Mars. However, getting to Mars is only the beginning as the Red Planet proves to be a hostile and unforgiving world.
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==Makarov PM==
North Korean astronaut Lieutenant Colonel Lee Jung-Gil (C.S. Lee) is provided a Makarov PM in his kit. He uses it most prominently in season 3's finale "Stranger in a Strange Land" (S3E10). It is fitted with custom black presentation grips. 
==Unknown Rifle==
A bolt-action rifle is seen in the possession of terrorists who plan to bomb the Johnson Space Center in season 3's finale "Stranger in a Strange Land" (S3E10). It is seen very briefly and never used, making positive identification impossible.
Category:Drama
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Television
For All Mankind - Season 4

Season 4 of For All Mankind advances to 2003, where Mars has become home to a thriving colony, where hundreds live and work. When a resource-rich asteroid is inadvertently knocked into humanity's reach, a new kind of gold rush is sparked as players on Earth and Mars set in motion an ambitious plan to capture the asteroid. The resources within could change the course of history for both worlds- but simmering tensions among Mars' residents threaten everything both worlds have worked for.
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=Handguns=
==Beretta 84==
An assassin uses a Beretta 84 to commit a murder and then plants it to stage a suicide in "Brazil" (S4E09).
==Makarov PM==
The Makarov PM is used by Moscow Militsiya and Soviet Army Colonel Vidor Kolikoff (Nikolai Tsankov) in "The Bear Hug" (S4E03). In a very literal use of the term "Chekov's Gun", the same Makarov buried in season 3's finale is recovered by Helios worker Frank Tuttle (Kurt Quinn) in Season 4's finale "Perestroika" (S4E10). It is stolen by Nate Lowry (Sean Patrick Murphy), who attempts to use it during the riot at the end of the episode.
=Rifles=
==SKS==
Soviet honor guards are seen with SKS rifles in "Leningrad" (S4E06).
 
=Launchers=
==M320==
M320 grenade launchers are among the less-lethal weapons employed by Mars-7 Alliance security forces in Season 4's finale "Perestroika" (S4E10). They are not fired during the ensuing riot.
=Other=
==Spyder TS Paintball Gun==
Mars-7 Alliance security forces equip themselves with Spyder TS paintball guns in Season 4's finale "Perestroika" (S4E10). Like the M320, they go unused.
Category:Drama
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Television
For Sacha (Pour Sacha)

For Sacha (Pour Sacha) is a 1991 French romantic drama against the backdrop of the Six-Day War. Starring Sophie Marceau and Richard Berry.
The following weapons were used in the film For Sacha (Pour Sacha):
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== IMI Uzi==
Various characters in movie carry a Uzi submachine guns.
== IMI Romat ==
A Israeli troops used a IMI Romat assault rifles.
thumb|none|450px|Israeli FAL "Romat" with Wooden Furniture 7.62x51mm NATO 
== Heavy Barrel Romat ==
Israeli soldier with a Heavy Barrel Romat at rest in the desert.
== AK-47 ==
Arab troops armed with a Soviet AK-47 assault rifles 
== Browning M1919A4 ==
== Mk 2 hand grenade ==
== Blindicide RL-83 ==
== Unidentified Mortar ==
== 57mm anti-tank gun M1943 (ZiS-2) ==
== Bofors 40mm AA gun ==
== Tank T-34/85 ==
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:War
Category:Romance
Category:French Produced/Filmed
Category:Alexandre Arcady
For Whom the Bell Tolls

Enforcement is a 1943 movie directed by Sam Wood which is based on the novel of the same name by Ernest Hemingway, starring Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman. It tells the story of a guerrilla group on the side of the Republic in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), which has received the order to blow up a strategically important bridge.
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=Handguns=
==Colt M1917==
High ranking Nationalists use Colt M1917 Revolvers most notably firing one at Robert Jordan (Gary Cooper) in the introduction. Robert Jordan also uses one to put a comrade out of his misery and carries it throughout the film.
==Luger P08 Artillery==
Pablo (Akim Tamiroff) executes Nationalist soldiers with a Luger P08 "Artillery" in a flashback.
==Webley Mk. VI==
At least one Loyalist and Nationalist soldier use the Webley Mk. VI.
 
=Shotguns=
==Double Barreled Shotgun==
A Loyalist and Pablo (Akim Tamiroff) can be seen firing a Double Barreled Shotgun in a flashback.
=Rifles=
==Krag-Jørgensen==
Characters are seen with Krag-Jørgensen rifle.
==Krag-Jørgensen Carbine==
A Krag-Jørgensen Carbine is also used by Pablo (Akim Tamiroff). Pablo's wife Pilar (Katina Paxinou) can be seen with it as well.
==Mauser Karabiner 98AZ==
Loyalist and Nationalist soldiers can be seen with Mauser 98AZ Artillery Carbines. Most of them have the stacking hook removed.
==Mauser Gewehr 1898==
A Nationalist soldier uses a Mauser Gewehr 1898 during the attack on the bridge.
=Machine Guns=
==Browning Automatic Rifle==
The early version of the Browning Automatic Rifle is used by Nationalist patrolling the forest and one is taken by Robert Jordan (Gary Cooper). Robert refers to the magazines as "clips" showing that this mistake was prominent even back then.
==Browning M1919A4==
A Browning M1919A4 is seen mounted on a Nationalist tank. They are also presumably mounted on M1917 Six Ton Tanks. An odd choice considering WWII was going on at the time and all M1919A4s would have been in military use rather then loaned to movie armorers.
==Lewis Gun==
The Lewis Gun is used by Robert Jordan (Gary Cooper) to attack Nationalist soldiers. The aircraft version is used as coaxial machine guns for a Nationalist M1 Combat Car.
thumb|none|450px|Lewis Gun - .303 British
=Explosives=
==Mk 2 Grenade==
Mk 2 hand grenades are in the sack of grenades and are used by the Loyalist. Also an odd choice with WWII going on at the time and Mk 2 grenades were in service.
==Model 16 Stielhandgranate==
A Loyalist uses a Model 16 Stielhandgranate to fend off Nationalist troops. Robert Jordan (Gary Cooper) later uses them. Several stick grenades are also used by the Nationalists.
Category:Movie
Category:Drama
Category:War
Category:Ernest Hemingway
For a Few Dollars More

All the guns in this film were supplied by Aldo Uberti Inc. of Italy. 
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=Revolvers=
==Single Action Army==
The Single Action Army revolver is prominently used by several characters in the film, most notably Manco (Spanish word meaning "one-handed", referring to the habit of the character of hiding one hand, until he uses it to fire his gun) (Clint Eastwood) aka "The Man With No Name", who once again uses a 5 1/2" Artillery model with a color case hardened frame and a silver rattlesnake grip.
==Single Action Army "Buntline Special"==
While I usually group all the Single Action Armies together, I figured the Buntline Specials deserved their own section due to the infamy of their usage in the film. Colonel Douglas Mortimer (Lee Van Cleef) makes use of two Buntline Specials, one seen in his saddlebags with an 18" barrel, and the other with a 10" barrel which he fits with a shoulder stock and uses like a carbine rifle. El Indio (Gian Maria Volontè) uses an 8" Buntline as his sidearm in the film as well.
==Lefaucheux Model 1854==
The old man who lives near the train tracks keeps a Lefaucheux Model 1854 pinfire revolver and has Manco hand it to him as he rants on.
=Pistols=
==Remington Double Derringer==
When one of El Indio's men is insulted by Mortimer, he goes for his gun only to be met by death from Mortimer's blued finish Remington Double Derringer he had hidden in his sleeve.
=Rifles=
==Winchester 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine==
Col. Douglas Mortimer (Lee Van Cleef) keeps a Winchester 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine in his saddlebag and uses it to shoot out the outlaw's horse at the beginning of the film. Some of El Indio's thugs use them as well.
==Berdan Sharps 1859==
While hard to be certain, the prison guards look to be armed with full-length Sharps 1859 Rifles. One of El Indio's men is also briefly seen with a Sharps Rifle.
==Volcanic Repeater Rifle==
El Indio is seen brandishing a Volcanic Repeater rifle early in the film and later Manco carries one during the duel between Mortimer and El Indio. Regardless of any indication by Uberti, the weapon seen in the film is not their reproduction.
==Marlin 1893==
While not completely shown, some of El Indio's men appear to be armed with Marlin 1893 rifles. 
==Colt Lightning Rifle==
A Colt Lightning Rifle is seen in Col. Mortimer's saddlebag and one of the deputies guarding the bank vault is armed with one.
 
==Remington 1863 Zouave==
An unused Remington 1863 Zouave carbine is included in Col. Mortimer's saddlebag.
=Shotguns=
==12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun==
An unknown model 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun is seen lowest on Mortimer's saddlebag.
Category:Movie
Category:Western Movie
Category:Spaghetti Western Movie
Category:Sergio Leone
Category:Clint Eastwood
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed
Category:German Produced/Filmed
Category:Spanish Produced/Filmed
Forbidden Empire

Forbidden Empire (Original title Вий; Viy) is a 2014 joint Russian/Ukrainian/Czech fantasy thriller, very loosely based on Nikolai Gogol's novel Viy. This is the seventh ecranisation of Gogol's novel. The first (1909), second (1912) and third (1916) are believed to be lost; the fourth is the well-known 1967 film Viy, a.k.a. Viy: Spirit of Evil) (which is very close to the original text); the fifth is A Holy Place (Sveto mesto) (1990), and the sixth is The Power of Fear (Vedma) (2006) (although the 1990, 2006 and 2014 films are very loosely based on the original novel). The second part of the story was adapted to the subsequent film Journey to China: The Mystery of Iron Mask.
N.B. Viy is the evil god of East Slavic, pre-Christian mythology.
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=Handguns=
==Flintlock Pistol==
Several characters, include Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng), Sotnik (Yuriy Tsurilo), Dorosh (Igor Jijikine), Overko (Aleksandr Yakovlev) uses varios types of Flintlock Pistols.
==Hadley of London 1760 Flintlock Pistol (replica)==
The Kolser S.A. made replica of Hadley of London 1760 Flintlock Pistol is used by Dorosh.
==Augsburg Multibarrel Turnover Flintlock Pistol==
Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng) owns a three barrel Flintlock Pepperbox (with a three frizzen for each barrel). The gun is the Kolser S.A. made replica of a three-barrel turnover pistol made in Augsburg allegedly in 1775. At one point, this gun was taken from him by Gorobets (Anatoliy Gushchin).
thumb|none|300px|Kolser S.A. made replica of a three barrel turnover flintlock pistol, made in Augsburg in 1775 (hand-rotated).
==Wheellock Pistol==
Two Wheellock Pistols (different types) can be seen hanged on the wall of Sotnik's home.
thumb|none|300px|Wheellock riding pistol
==Percussion Cap Pistol==
Panas (Aleksandr Karpov) fires an anachronistic Percussion Cap Pistol.
=Long Guns=
==Nock Gun==
Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng) fires an anachronistic Nock Gun at the one point.
==Matchlock Musket==
Panas (Aleksandr Karpov) and Gritsko (Oleg Taktarov) owns a Matchlock Muskets. Yavtukh (Valeriy Zolotukhin) briefly holds one. Another Matchlock Musket can be seen hanged on the wall of Sotnik's home.
==Flintlock Fowler==
Lord Dudley (Charles Dance) fires a Flintlock Fowler at the post pigeon.
==Infantry Musket M1845 (mocked up as flintlock)==
Ostap (Ruslan Ustinov) carry an anachronistic Infantry Musket M1845 (with a fake flint lock) durng the final credit.
=Other=
==Cannon==
Cannon can be seen in the Ostap's workshop.
Category:Movie
Category:Fantasy
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Mystery
Category:Thriller
Category:Russian Produced/Filmed
Category:Ukrainian Produced
Category:Czech Produced/Filmed
Force 10 from Navarone

Force 10 from Navarone is a 1978 World War II adventure film starring Robert Shaw and Edward Fox as British spies who accompany American commandos led by a lieutenant colonel (Harrison Ford) on a mission to Yugoslavia to destroy a key bridge held by the Germans. The film was directed by veteran James Bond director Guy Hamilton and was based on Alistair MacLean's sequel novel to The Guns of Navarone.
This was also Robert Shaw's penultimate acting role prior to his untimely death in 1978.
The following weapons were used in the film Force 10 from Navarone:
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=Handguns=
==Walther P38==
The Walther P38 is used by the German forces as well as Mallory (Robert Shaw) and Lt. Col. Mike Barnsby (Harrison Ford).
==Browning Hi-Power==
Mallory (Robert Shaw) and Lt. Col. Mike Barnsby (Harrison Ford) as well as Reynolds (Angus MacInnes) are seen carrying the Browning Hi-Power after their jump behind enemy lines, but lose these weapons when they are captured by the Chetniks.
=Submachine Guns=
==MP40==
The MP40 is used by both German forces and the partisans. It's also used by Weaver (Carl Weathers), Lescovar (Franco Nero), and Maritza (Barbara Bach).
=Rifles=
== Karabiner 98k ==
The Karabiner 98k is also used by German and partisan forces.
==Serbian Mauser M1924==
True to life, the Partisans are seen using Serbian Mauser M1924 rifles, and provide some to the Allied commandos.
=Machine Guns=
== MG42 ==
The MG42 is also used by German forces and partisan forces.
== ZB26 ==
A partisan soldier is seen carrying a ZB26 just before the battle of the bridge.
=Trivia=
The tanks seen in the film are Russian T-34/85 models (the late war T-34 variant), as this part of the film was shot in Yugoslavia where T-34s were easily available. During World War II, German forces did take captured Russian tanks, immediately painting over them with Balkenkreuz for field identification. This mostly happened on the Eastern Front and Russian tanks were not seen in the Balkans (too far south). The practice stopped since German Aircraft would strafe captured Russian armor, going mostly by general shape rather than markings to determine who was friend or foe.
Category:Movie
Category:War
Category:Action
Category:Action Movie
Category:Adventure Movie
Category:Espionage
Category:British Produced/Filmed
Category:Guy Hamilton
Category:Alistair MacLean
Force of Execution

Force of Execution is a 2013 DTV action film starring Steven Seagal as John Alexander, a contract killer who must deal with a crime lord who desires to stop his way of life. Seagal would return as Alexander in two more features: 2014's A Good Man and 2015's Absolution. The film was directed by Keoni Waxman, a frequent director of recent Seagal films, and the cast includes Ving Rhames, Bren Foster, and Danny Trejo.
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=Handguns=
==Custom M1911A1==
John Alexander (Steven Seagal) carries what appears to be a long slide M1911A1 pistol similar to the one carried by James Caan in Thief. A similar pistol was seen in Seagal's film The Keeper.
==Beretta 92FS==
The Beretta 92FS is used by gangsters in the film.
 
 
==Glock 17==
The Glock 17 is used by gangsters in the film.
 
==SIG-Sauer P225==
Ice Man (Ving Rhames) carries dual nickel SIG-Sauer P225 pistols.
==Taurus PT92==
Roman Hurst (Bren Foster) is seen keeping two stainless Taurus PT92 pistols with custom grips in a case. Jimmy Peanuts (Danny Trejo) also uses the pistol.
 
 
=Rifles/Carbines=
==M4A1 Carbine==
The Colt M4A1 is used by several of Alexander's men during the final shootout. These weapons are loaded with Surefire 60 round casket magazines.
 
==Norinco Type 56==
The Norinco Type 56 is used by Ice Man's gangsters.
 
 
==Norinco Type 56-2==
One of Ice Man's gangsters is armed with a Norinco Type 56-2. 
 
==Patriot Ordnance Factory P416==
During the final shootout, John uses a carbine that appears to be a Patriot Ordnance Factory P416. The carbine is fitted with an EOTech sight, taclight and loaded with a 60 round casket magazine.
=Submachine Guns=
==Heckler & Koch MP5K==
Heckler & Koch MP5K submachine guns are used by guards. The MP5K used by one of the guards is fitted with an MP5A2 stock.
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie 
Category:Crime
Category:Keoni Waxman
Forced Vengeance

Forced Vengeance is a 1982 action movie directed by James Fargo (The Enforcer, Every Which Way But Loose) and starring Chuck Norris as Josh Randall, the head of security for the casino in Hong Kong who wages a war against mobsters.
The following weapons are seen in the movie Forced Vengeance:
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= Handguns =
== Smith & Wesson Model 28 ==
Several of Stan Ramandi's (Michael Cavanaugh) henchmen are seen with Smith & Wesson Model 28 revolvers. One of the unsuccessful robbers in the casino carries a revolver that is seen blurry due to the swift motion but looks similar to Model 28. Only one piece can be seen at any time so it is possible that only single revolver was used during the filming.
== Smith & Wesson Model 36 ==
In the scene on the yacht one of Ramandi's henchmen carries a snub nose revolver that appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 36.
== Snub nose revolver ==
Two of the unsuccessful robbers in casino carry snub nose revolvers that are seen very blurry due to the swift motion and cannot be identified.
== Colt Combat Commander ==
The main firearm used by Josh Randall (Chuck Norris) is a nickel plated Colt Combat Commander. The pistol was given to him by LeRoy Nicely (Bob Minor).
== Walther P38 ==
LeRoy Nicely (Bob Minor) carries a Walther P38 pistol but never uses it in action.
== Walther PP ==
Inspector Chen (Lloyd Kino) is armed with a suppressed Walther PP.
= Submachine Guns =
== MAC-10 ==
The Chinese hitman (Cheng Shu Fung) in the scene in the brothel is armed with MAC-10 submachine gun fitted with sound suppressor.
= Shotguns =
== Remington 870 ==
LeRoy Nicely (Bob Minor) is armed with a Remington 870 shotgun when Ramandi's henchmen attack his house. One of the guards in the estate of Simon Koo (Peter Gee) is seen with the same shotgun.
= Rifles =
== Mauser Sporter ==
The Chinese hitman (Cheng Shu Fung) is armed with some version of Mauser Sporter rifle when he aims at Josh Randall (Chuck Norris) from the rooftop. Later the same rifle is seen in hands of one of the guards in the estate of Simon Koo.
= Trivia =
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie
Category:Martial Arts
Category:James Fargo
Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent is a 1940 B&W spy thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock. In August 1939, American reporter John Jones (Joel McCrea) is sent to Europe as a foreign correspondent of a prominent New York newspaper. His first assignment is to interview a Dutch diplomat Van Meer (Albert Basserman) at an event held by Stephen Fisher (Herbert Marshall), the leader of the Universal Peace Party. During the event, Jones makes acquaintance with Fisher's daughter Carol (Laraine Day). The following events lead Jones to the trail of a spy ring that hunts for Van Meer in order to get information about a top secret international treaty.
Foreign Correspondent was Hitchcock's second Hollywood production after leaving the United Kingdom in 1939. It was nominated for six Academy Awards in 1940, including the Best Picture and the Best Supporting Actor (Albert Basserman), but did not win any.
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== Mauser 1934 ==
In the scene in Amsterdam, an assassin (Charles Wagenheim) disguised as a photographer draws a Mauser 1934 Pocket Pistol concealed in his camera and fires at prominent Dutch diplomat Van Meer. What appears to be a Mauser pocket pistol, possibly same gun reused, is seen in hands of a fake Dutch police detective (Ken Christy) during the attempt to kidnap Jones from a hotel in Amsterdam.
== Colt Model 1903/1908 ==
In the scene in the spy ring headquarters in London, a female accomplice (uncredited) takes a Colt Model 1903/1908 from a drawer. She holds reporter Scott ffolliott at gunpoint and then hands the pistol to the assassin (Charles Wagenheim) who in turn gives the gun to Tramp (Martin Kosleck). The pistol has bright nickel finish and standard black Colt grips.
== Unknown handguns ==
Dutch policemen carry holsters for unknown handguns. These holsters seem to contain guns as they are not flat.
When two spies, posing as Dutch police, try to kidnap Jones, the one disguised as a uniformed police officer (Jimmy Dime) draws a pistol from his holster. The gun is seen very briefly and unclear.
Category:Movie
Category:B&W
Category:Thriller
Category:Espionage
Category:Romance
Category:Alfred Hitchcock