The Big Gundown

The Big Gundown (Italian: La Resa dei Conti, lit. The Settling of Scores) is a 1967 Italian Spaghetti Western film directed by Sergio Sollima and starring Lee Van Cleef and Tomás Milián as Jonatan Corbertt and "Cuchillo" (respectively).
Jonatan Corbett, an honorable bounty hunter of great reputation decides to leave his profession to run for the senate at the request of tycoon Brokston, but first, he receives one last assignment to go in search of a young Mexican accused of raping and murdering a minor.
During his search, Corbett realizes that the young Mexican he is looking for is innocent and is being framed for political reasons.
__TOC__
=Revolvers=
==Single Action Army==
Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef), Chet Miller (Angel del Pozo), one of the widow's ranchers (Antonio Molino Rojo), Jess (Benito Stefanelli), Rocky (Romano Puppo) and other supporting characters carry a Single Action Army as their main sidearms during the film.
The vast majority of the Single Action Armys seen in the film are Uberti replicas, but genuine models are also seen.
==Colt 1851 Navy (Cartridge Conversion)==
Hondo (Nello Pazzafini) and his two outlaws carry a Colt 1851 Navy (Cartridge Conversion) during their encounter with Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef). One of the widow's ranchers (Frank Braña) draws another cartridge conversion Colt 1851 after his Garate El Tigre runs out of ammo. One of the revolvers seen in Brokston's case is a Colt 1851 Navy (Cartridge Conversion) and Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef) arms himself with it briefly.
==Lefaucheux Model 1858==
Baron Von Schulemberg (Gérald Herter) carries a Lefaucheux Model 1858 as his personal handgun. 
Presumably the same Lefaucheux Model 1858 seen in the film was later reused in Run, Man, Run by the character played by Marco Guglielmi.
==Remington 1858 New Army==
Rocky (Romano Puppo) is seen briefly holding a Remington 1858 New Army. The Remington 1858 New Army is later replaced by a Single Action Army.
==Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model==
A Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model is seen in Brokston's gun case with other revolvers.
==Velo-Dog Revolver==
A Velo-Dog Revolver is seen in Brokston's gun case with other revolvers.
=Pistols=
==Remington Double Derringer==
A Remington Double Derringer is seen in Brokston's gun case, being the only weapon that is not a revolver.
=Carbines=
==Colt Lightning Carbine==
Chat Miller (Ángel del Pozo) chooses a Colt Lightning Carbine as his personal firearm, carrying it during the search for Cuchillo (Tomás Milián). Later, Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef) arms himself with Miller's Colt Lightning Carbine during the film's climax.
==Smith & Wesson Model 320 Revolving Rifle==
During weapons preparations prior to the mass search of Cuchillo (Tomás Milián), Brokston (Walter Barnes) briefly inspects a Smith & Wesson Model 320 Revolving Rifle without a stock. This is one of the few known appearances of the Smith & Wesson Model 320 revolving rifle in a media (not counting its appearance as a gun relic in Pawn Stars).
=Rifles=
==Remington Rolling Block==
Sarah (Maribel Martín) shoots her Remington Rolling Block at Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef), mistaking him for an outlaw. Several of the Mexican mercenaries hired by Brokston (Walter Barnes) carry Remington Rolling Blocks during the search for Cuchillo (Tomás Milián).
==Garate El Tigre==
The Garate El Tigre is mostly used by the ranchers of the widow's farm, although it is also used by very few Mexican mercenaries during the massive search for Cuchillo (Tomás Milián).
==Evans Repeating Rifle==
Brokston (Walter Barnes) uses an Evans Repeating Rifle to threaten Jonatan Corbett (Lee Van Cleef) and Cuchillo (Tomás Milián) during the film's climax.
=Shotguns=
==Beretta Model 412==
Numerous Beretta Model 412s are seen in the armory of a Mexican police station. These anachronistic shotguns are likely standing in for more period-appropriate single-barrel shotguns.
Category:Western Movie
Category:Spaghetti Western Movie
Category:Action Movie
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed
Category:Spanish Produced/Filmed
Category:Sergio Sollima