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  • Ricci.Wright

    Do you mean a model 1897 shotgun?? How do you slam fire a lever gun?? You would pinch your finger. Great movie though.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Yes, Ricci. You are correct. I knew 1873 didn't sound right. (Senior Moment.) [And I own a very nice 1897.]

    **OP edited for accuracy.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Great old movie

    Too much violence and was edited for TV I will guess

    But the uncut version is a good old fashion shoot up blood and violence movie I have watched it many times

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  • drobs

    I don't recall seeing that one. I'll have to look around and see if I can stream it. I was thinking of this one:

    I just had my Winchester 1897 cut down to 20 inches from 30. Looks / handles so much better.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Drobs

    That was a good movie also.

    It was like basic training to be a hit man



    The other I will guess was made in the 1960's

    And worth looking up

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  • Geri

    The model 12s function the same.

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  • toad67

    Great movie... I still remember Chiquita


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  • 62vld2042

    When I was very young, my two uncles shared the use of a Win 97 shotgun. In the middle 80's they said the barrel may be a "mite loose".........that dang barrel flopped around like a fish outta water.......and asked if I could fix it.

    Pulled out the old Numrich Arms book, and soon found out that "someone" had left a few parts out upon "reassembly". Funny thing is.......that after fixing the dang thing......AND showing them it worked correctly..........neither of them wanted it.

    It's still somewhere in my gun room.......aka my Fortress Of Solitude. ๐Ÿคซ

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Ah yes, Lt. Chiquita.

    AKA "Baby."

    She had quite the impressive upper chest area. ๐Ÿ‘

    Movie was set in 1915 Mexico. Filmed in 1966. A Very good Movie.

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  • Ditch-Runner


    Chiquita who could forget her ๐Ÿ˜‰

    I remember this real well in the movie after she was shot . (along with most all the movie of course ๐Ÿ˜)


    Dolworth: Hey Chiquita! How's your love life!

    Dolworth holds Chiquita after shooting her.

    Chiquita: Terrific! You want some?

    Dolworth: Don't you ever say no?

    Chiquita: Never!


    as far as slam fire Ithica model 37 shotguns would also allow that

    I am sure there is other shotguns made early on that will cycle the same manner

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  • drobs
    Ditch-Runner: 30415216654619/comments/30415200964379

    Drobs

    That was a good movie also.

    It was like basic training to be a hit man

    The other I will guess was made in the 1960's

    And worth looking up

    Ken,

    I found The Professionals on Amazon for $4 to rent. What method did you use to watch it - youtube, streaming, or DVD?

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    It was on Dish TV, (CMT) I believe @drobs.

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  • dpmule
    @...: https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1909502/movie-the-professionals

    Lee Marvin puts a Winchester 1897 to good use.

    Shows a good use of it "Slam Firing," early on in the movie. ๐Ÿ‘

    Seen it a few times. Just finished watching it again. A Classic.

    A good Firearms enthusiasts movie. ๐Ÿ˜

    Weโ€™ve ridden mules down in the Valley of Fire ( between Mesquite and Las Vegas NV) where many scenes from this movie was filmed. a few remnants of the movie set remain near โ€œThe White Domesโ€ which can be seen multiple times in the background.

    But it is a good flick.

    Mule

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I had it set to watch last night using Amazon firestick and one countless apps add on

    But fell asleep lol

    So tonight will try again

    Seen it any times but it's a good movie

    With out details ther is many free apps to watch just about ever TV show or movie from silent movies to whats about to be released

    Tubi ,cinema ate just two ,and many more they allow search by year catagory like western mystery or what ever you like

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  • Sam06

    I like the the Lewis gun. We had several in the arms room and they are a blast to shoot, much more fun than a BAR.

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  • drobs
    Ditch-Runner: 30415216654619/comments/30415209852187

    I had it set to watch last night using Amazon firestick and one countless apps add on

    But fell asleep lol

    So tonight will try again

    Seen it any times but it's a good movie

    With out details ther is many free apps to watch just about ever TV show or movie from silent movies to whats about to be released

    Tubi ,cinema ate just two ,and many more they allow search by year catagory like western mystery or what ever you like

    I looked on those free streaming services and didn't see it. Rented it off Amazon and enjoyed it. I don't think I've seen it before. I like the assortment of guns they had. They fit the time period.

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  • He Dog

    The best movie John Saxon never made.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Alright

    I finely Got back to watching it currently about 20 minutes into the movie

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  • Mr. Perfect
    drobs: 30415216654619/comments/30415209219995

    I don't recall seeing that one. I'll have to look around and see if I can stream it. I was thinking of this one:

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/UZUPMRYLHRZW/professional-jpg.jpg

    I just had my Winchester 1897 cut down to 20 inches from 30. Looks / handles so much better.

    That one was a lil creepy. Basically in the uncut story he and the girl do things.

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  • drobs
    Mr. Perfect: 30415216654619/comments/30415231202203

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11368509#Comment_11368509

    That one was a lil creepy. Basically in the uncut story he and the girl do things.

    Yeah, I haven't watched that one in long time. I recall it being somewhat depressing and wouldn't go out my way to watch again, any time soon.

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