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'''The following guns were used in the film ''Get Shorty'':'''
== Colt Detective Special ==
== Colt Detective Special ==
Chili Palmer uses a Colt Detective Special to shoot Ray Barboni and skim his head.
Chili Palmer uses a Colt Detective Special to shoot Ray Barboni and skim his head.
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== Smith and Wesson Model 66 ==
== Smith and Wesson Model 66 ==
Used by Harvey Keitel as Ray Barboni in the movie sequence at the end of the film.
Used by Ray Barboni ([[Harvey Keitel]]) in the movie sequence at the end of the film.
 
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Revision as of 20:58, 21 June 2009

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The following guns were used in the film Get Shorty:












Colt Detective Special

Chili Palmer uses a Colt Detective Special to shoot Ray Barboni and skim his head.

Walther PPK

Ray Barboni uses this pistol to try and kill Chili Palmer for breaking his nose, he is shot by Chili when he walks through the door.

Sig Sauer P220

Ray Barboni uses this pistol when he breaks into Chili Palmer's hotel room to get his money back he then settles a deal to get the money out of the locker in the airport

Desert Eagle

Martin Weir uses this pistol in the film sequence at the end of the movie. He does not fire this weapon and says that he is pushing the right button to fire.

Smith and Wesson Model 64

Seen, but never used, in Ronnie Wingate's Pants

Para Ordinance P14

This pistol is used by Bo Catlett to shoot Yayo. He later uses it to try and kill Chili Palmer but is thrown off the ledge of his house. Karen then tries to shoot Bear mistakenly categorizing him as still working for Bo.

Smith and Wesson Model 66

Used by Ray Barboni (Harvey Keitel) in the movie sequence at the end of the film.