Manurhin F1 - Revision history

PyramidHead at 01:02, 31 May 2022

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	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper ~~revolver than~~ the [[Manurhin MR-73]]. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and ~~its~~ manufacturing ~~was~~ ceased after a relatively small number ~~was~~ produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the [[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]], [[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]], and [[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]] revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper alternative to the [[Manurhin MR-73]]. Its predecessor, the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver"), appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and manufacturing ceased after a relatively small number were produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the [[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]], [[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]], and [[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]] revolvers.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

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			\| [[François Vincentelli]] \|\| Lt. Guy "Guido" Buscema
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			\| [[Alain Delon]] \|\| Frank Riva
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			\| [[Sophie von Kessel]] \|\| Commissioner Lydie Herzog
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	\|''[[Julie Lescaut]]''\|\|[[Sophie Artur]]\|\| Christinne Renard \|\| \|\|1998-????		\|''[[Julie Lescaut]]''\|\|[[Sophie Artur]]\|\| Christinne Renard \|\| \|\|1998-????

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Wuzh at 19:30, 22 February 2019

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	[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]		[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]
	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the ~~'''~~[[Manurhin MR-73]]~~'''~~. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the ~~'''~~[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]~~'''~~, ~~'''~~[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]~~'''~~, and ~~'''~~[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]~~'''~~ revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the [[Manurhin MR-73]]. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the [[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]], [[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]], and [[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]] revolvers.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

Wuzh at 19:29, 22 February 2019

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			[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]
	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.

Greg-Z: /* Film */

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	\| ''[[Cop's Honor (Parole de Flic)\|Cop's Honor]]'' \|\|[[Alain Delon]] \|\| Daniel Pratt \|\| \|\| 1985		\| ''[[Cop's Honor (Parole de Flic)\|Cop's Honor]]'' \|\|[[Alain Delon]] \|\| Daniel Pratt \|\| \|\| 1985
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	\|''[[Police]]'' \|\| [[Gérard Depardieu]] \|\| Louis Vincent Mangin \|\| \|\| 1985		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Police]]'' \|\| [[Gérard Depardieu]] \|\| Louis Vincent Mangin \|\| rowspan=2\| \|\| rowspan=2\|1985
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	~~\|''[[Police]]'' \|~~\| \|\| Policemen ~~\|\| \|\| 1985~~		\| \|\| Policemen
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	\| ''[[The Fugitives]]'' \|\| [[Philippe Lelièvre]] \|\| Comissioneer Duroc's assistant \|\| \|\| 1986		\| ''[[The Fugitives]]'' \|\| [[Philippe Lelièvre]] \|\| Comissioneer Duroc's assistant \|\| \|\| 1986
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	\| ''[[Let Sleeping Cops Lie (Ne réveillez pas un flic qui dort)]]'' \|\| [[Michel Serrault]] \|\| Commissaire Scatti \|\| \|\| 1988		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Let Sleeping Cops Lie (Ne réveillez pas un flic qui dort)]]'' \|\| [[Michel Serrault]] \|\| Commissaire Scatti \|\| rowspan=2\| \|\| rowspan=2\|1988
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	~~\| ''[[Let Sleeping Cops Lie (Ne réveillez pas un flic qui dort)]]'' \|~~\| [[Stéphane Jobert]] \|\| Inspector Spiero ~~\|\| \|\| 1988~~		\| [[Stéphane Jobert]] \|\| Inspector Spiero
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	\| ''[[Low Profile (Profil bas)]]'' \|\| [[Patrick Bruel]] \|\| Julien Segal \|\| \|\| 1993		\| ''[[Low Profile (Profil bas)]]'' \|\| [[Patrick Bruel]] \|\| Julien Segal \|\| \|\| 1993
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	\| ''[[Taxi (1998)\|Taxi]]'' \|\| \|\| Minister's bodyguards, G.I.G.N men \|\| \|\| 1998		\| ''[[Taxi (1998)\|Taxi]]'' \|\| \|\| Minister's bodyguards, G.I.G.N men \|\| \|\| 1998
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	\| ''[[~~Taxi 3~~]]'' \|\| [[~~Bernard Farcy~~]] \|\| ~~Commissaire Gibert~~ \|\| \|\| ~~2003~~		\| rowspan=3\|''[[Gangsters]]'' \|\| [[Gérald Laroche]] \|\| Marc Jansen \|\| Nickel plated \|\| rowspan=3\|2002
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	\| ''[[~~Taxi 3~~]]~~'' \|\| [[Frédéric Diefenthal]] \|\| Émilien~~ \|\| \|\| ~~2003~~		\| [[Richard Anconina]] \|\| Franck Chaievski \|\|
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	\| ''[[Taxi 3]]'' \|\| [[~~Edouard Montoute~~]] \|\| ~~Alain~~ \|\| \|\| 2003		\| \|\| French Police \|\|
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			\| rowspan=3\|''[[Taxi 3]]'' \|\| [[Bernard Farcy]] \|\| Commissaire Gibert \|\| rowspan=3\| \|\| rowspan=3\|2003
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			\| [[Frédéric Diefenthal]] \|\| Émilien
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			\| [[Edouard Montoute]] \|\| Alain
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	\| ''[[Ruby & Quentin]]'' \|\| \|\| French Police \|\| \|\| 2003		\| ''[[Ruby & Quentin]]'' \|\| \|\| French Police \|\| \|\| 2003
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	\| ''[[Ripoux 3]]'' \|\| [[Thierry Lhermitte]] \|\| François Lesbuche \|\| \|\| 2003		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Ripoux 3]]'' \|\| [[Thierry Lhermitte]] \|\| François Lesbuche \|\| rowspan=2\| \|\| rowspan=2\|2003
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	~~\| ''[[Ripoux 3]]'' \|~~\| [[Lorànt Deutsch]] \|\| Julien ~~\|\| \|\| 2003~~		\| [[Lorànt Deutsch]] \|\| Julien
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	\| ''[[Corsican File, The (L'enquête Corse)\|The Corsican File (L'enquête Corse)]]'' \|\| [[Nathanaël Maïni]] \|\| Grappa \|\| \|\| 2004		\| ''[[Corsican File, The (L'enquête Corse)\|The Corsican File (L'enquête Corse)]]'' \|\| [[Nathanaël Maïni]] \|\| Grappa \|\| \|\| 2004
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	\| ''[[Frontier(s)]]'' \|\| [[Aurélien Wiik]] \|\| Alex \|\| \|\| 2007		\| rowspan=3\|''[[Frontier(s)]]'' \|\| [[Aurélien Wiik]] \|\| Alex \|\| rowspan=3\| \|\| rowspan=3\|2007
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	~~\| ''[[Frontier(s)]]'' \|~~\| [[Patrick Ligardes]] \|\| Karl ~~\|\| \|\| 2007~~		\| [[Patrick Ligardes]] \|\| Karl
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	~~\| ''[[Frontier(s)]]'' \|~~\| [[Stéphane Jacquot]] \|\| ~~Policeman \|\| \|\| 2007~~		\| [[Stéphane Jacquot]] \|\| Police officer
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Jcordell at 05:03, 1 November 2018

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	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.

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	\| ''[[Low Profile (Profil bas)]]'' \|\| [[Patrick Bruel]] \|\| Julien Segal \|\| \|\| 1993		\| ''[[Low Profile (Profil bas)]]'' \|\| [[Patrick Bruel]] \|\| Julien Segal \|\| \|\| 1993
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			\| ''[[The Cousin (Le cousin)]]'' \|\| [[Alain Chabat]] \|\| Gérard Delvaux \|\| \|\| 1997
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	\| ''[[Taxi (1998)\|Taxi]]'' \|\| \|\| Minister's bodyguards, G.I.G.N men \|\| \|\| 1998		\| ''[[Taxi (1998)\|Taxi]]'' \|\| \|\| Minister's bodyguards, G.I.G.N men \|\| \|\| 1998

Greg-Z at 17:44, 24 March 2017

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	[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]		[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]

	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''MR-93''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

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			==See Also==
			* [[Manurhin]] - A list of all firearms manufactured by Manurhin.

	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
	[[Category:Revolver]]		[[Category:Revolver]]

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			[[File:Manurhin F1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Manurhin F1 - .357 Magnum]]
	The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.		The '''Manurhin F1''' (also known as the ''Special Police F1'' or ''SP F1'') is a French revolver manufactured by Manurhin from 1984-88. The F1 was an attempt to produce a cheaper revolver than the '''[[Manurhin MR-73]]'''. Its predecessor the '''RMR''' ("Ruger-Manurhin Revolver") appeared in 1981 and was a combination of Ruger-supplied frames with Manurhin-manufactured barrels. The RMR wasn't a success and its manufacturing was ceased after a relatively small number was produced. The F1 was, unlike the RMR, a completely French product. Like the RMR, it had limited success and didn't replace the MR-73. The line of the F1 was continued by the '''[[Manurhin MR-88\|MR-88]]''', '''[[Manurhin MR-93\|MR-93]]''', and '''[[Manurhin MR-96\|MR-96]]''' revolvers.