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This sort of arrangement is very rare, however. 45s model in reality, the SEALs would have carried Sig Sauer p226 and Kimber 1911s. He states that they replaced all existent handguns with their own. вЂњLone SurvivorвЂќ (2013), which narrates a SEAL counter-insurgency mission in Afghanistan, allegedly received $250,000 from Beretta for a product placement deal. A former technical adviser and gun fight choreographer-who has asked not to be named-says that firearm companies can forge kinships with certain films. The Glock 17 and the Beretta 92fs models appear most often on-screen, but maintain comparatively low production volumes: either fans do not rush to buy them, or they deliberately produce fewer models in order to seem rare and desirable. Glock was able to strengthen its marketing efforts, open a third subsidiary in South America and begin production on new G22 and G23 models. By the end of that year, there were over 300,000 Glock pistols in use across America.

The appearance of the Glock 7-a fictional model-in вЂњDie Hard 2вЂќ (1990), has helped the gun manufacturer to great popularity and sales. But does the on-screen presence of firearms influence consumers in the same way that a Heineken beer or an Aston Martin featured in a James Bond film is believed to drive up sales? Mr EastwoodвЂ™s nod to his Smith & Wesson Model 29 is said to have bumped up sales of 44 Magnum revolvers in America and contributed to brand awareness more generally. After about 1955-57, they began using a better finish again on service guns, excepting the Highway Patrolman/M-28.The demand for them is there action movies, once comprising only 4% of the top films in the 1930s, now make up around 34%. 357 Magnum (Model 27 after 1957) and the Combat Magnum/M-19. The blue finish is also usually a lot duller than the brighter blue on prewar guns, and the stocks differ.ДЇor $10, you could order most postwar guns with a better polished blue finish, and a special Bright Blue was routine on the. The curved hanmer should have told you that immediately! This gun was certainly not made before 1948 and may well date from the 1950's. Not totally sure about the OP, but your S&W is a postwar item. Since we have open carry in NM, I can carry it right out in the open. I plan on ordering a version for each gun.

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Left gun is the Colt Official Police and right gun is the pre-war Model 10.ДЄnd believe it or not, they are STILL making the shoulder holster that Eliot Ness and other lawmen used in the TV show. I can picture it in the hands of bad guys (or good guys) very easily. I also just bought a Colt Official Police and a S&W pre-war model 10.

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That, plus the 'excessive violence' torpedoed the show. I am 1/2 Italian and I remember when 'the outfit' complained about the show type-casting Italians as bad guys. I've been watching the show on ME TV and it really brings back memories.

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I just bought the complete series collection off for $136.36 including shipping. I suspect she knew what she was talking about. My mother was raised in Chicago in those years, and she said it was one tough town. Maybe they were just trying to impress a green kid. The response came back, 'That's what I'm trying to do, you ***!'. He shot a guy on a set of stairs and he cried out, 'You killed me!'. The other story from these guys was that he had taken to carrying a 1911, and got involved in a shootout. Somewhere in the conversation they noticed that the barrel of a Thompson was pointed out the gun slot in the back door of the armored car, right at them. One was when on agent was showing another his new revolver as they were driving along behind an armored car. They were older than dirt-at least 70-and I was all ears. One, Al 'Wallpaper' Wolff (who I understand was an advisor on Costner's 'Untouchables' movie years later) and another whose name I no longer recall. When I checked in I found out that there were still two guys on the pay roll from the days of Prohibition. For the federal I wound up with ATF in Chicago. In the second quarter of the year I was sent out on 'field training', essentially three months of ride-along with three different agencies-local, county, and federal. Back in 1964-65 I was in my last year at MSU, majoring in Police Administration.