Dollar for the Dead

Dollar for the Dead is a 1998 American film directed by Gene Quintano and starring Emilio Estevez in his third role in a Western film.
Dollar for the Dead is considered more than anything as an homage or tribute to the iconic Spaghetti Westerns of the mid-1960s and 1970s, which by then had ceased to have relevance and success among the public.
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=Revolvers=
==Colt Single Action Army==
The Cowboy/Man with No Name (Emilio Estevez) arms himself with two Colt Single Action Armys to continue fighting against the outlaws who want him dead. All of the outlaws looking for Cowboy/Man with No Name carry Colt Single Action Armys. Fray Ramón (Joaquim de Almeida) uses a curious Colt Single Action Army with a 3.5" inch barrel (also known as the "Sheriff" model). Captain Skinner (Jonathan Banks) carries a Colt Single Action Army with a 7.5" barrel inch as his service weapon. American soldiers are mostly armed with Colt Single Action Armys during their travels. Reager (Howie Long) carries a Colt Single Action Army with a 7.5" barrel and a nickel-plated finish which he uses during the final gunfight. Dooley (William Forsythe) also carries a Colt Single Action Army, that he uses sometimes.
==Colt Lightning==
The Cowboy/Man with no Name (Emilio Estevez) is the only character in the film who uses the Colt Lightning for his personal protection. Cowboy carries two Colt Lightnings, which have the advantage of having a double-action revolver compared to the old single-action revolvers.
==Colt New Service==
Akers (Simón Andreu) is armed with a Colt New Service as his personal sidearm, although it is seen mostly holstered. Later, the Man with No Name (Emilio Estevez) arms himself with Akers' Colt New Service and uses it against the waiters.
==Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action==
The Federale Captain (Jordi Mollà) carries a Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action as a service weapon during some moments in the film.
==Smith & Wesson 4th Model==
Some Mexican soldiers led by the Federale Captain (Jordi Mollà) are armed with Smith & Wesson 4th Model revolvers.
=Rifles=
==Garate El Tigre==
At the beginning of the film, the outlaws searching for the Man with No Name (Emilio Estevez) use the Garate El Tigre. The Man with No Name uses one of the outlaws' rifles to eliminate the last of them. Reager's henchmen also carry Garante El Tigre rifles. The Federale Captain (Jordi Mollà) uses a Garate El Tigre during the final shootout of the film. Taking into account that the film was filmed in Spain, the rifle we see on screen is that country's copy of the Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine.
==Mauser Model 1893==
Mexican soldiers also carry 1893 Spanish Mausers as their service long guns, seen primarily during the film's climactic shootout.
==Martini-Henry Mk. I==
When the town officers prepare to shoot Jacob Colby (Ed Lauter), one of them carries a Martini-Henry Rifle, probably a Spanish replica.
==Springfield Model 1873 "Trapdoor Springfield"==
During the lead-up to Jacob Colby's (Ed Lauter) execution, some soldiers reload or hold their Trapdoor Springfield Rifles, both the Cavalry Carbine and the regular variant.
=Machine Guns=
==M1865 Gatling Gun==
The coffin that the Man with No Name (Emilio Estevez) carries throughout the film with the help of his horse has a Gatling Gun inside that is used by Dooley (William Forsythe) to help the Man with No Name. Does it sound familiar?
=Shotguns=
==12 Gauge Double-Barreled Shotgun==
Dooley (William Forsythe) has a 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun stored in his stagecoach that he rarely uses. Jacob Colby (Ed Lauter) arms himself with Dooley's double-barreled shotgun when he has a disagreement with the latter.
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