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Thief - James Caan

I am in agreement here. That Government Model is on display from at first when he pulls it out of the custom insert of the glove box of that Pontiac until the final shootout. Close second would be the Officer's Model that Al Pacino carries in Heat and then Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan.

 

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Damn good movie by a very underrated actor. The scene where he goes home to bed Lesley Ann Warren is hilarious, too.

 

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1st Place: 'Extreme Prejudice' with Nick Nolte. 2nd runner-up: 'Last Man Standing' with Bruce Willis.

After seeing Last Man Standing(can't believe I missed this and had not seen it earlier!) I am re-arranging my choices:
1. Thief-not so much the slinging, but the more realistic way James Caan handles the gun, you can tell that Michael Mann wants the stars trained well.
2. Last Man Standing-exposure and they are in an awesome holster!!!
3. Extreme Prejudice-You can tell Nick Nolte got some time to play
4. Heat-see #1
Honorable Mention-most Steven Seagal movies. Reportedly he has used some of his own guns in scenes and owns some Tussey Customs and a Chambers as well.

 

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After seeing Last Man Standing(can't believe I missed this and had not seen it earlier!) I am re-arranging my choices:
1. Thief-not so much the slinging, but the more realistic way James Caan handles the gun, you can tell that Michael Mann wants the stars trained well.
2. Last Man Standing-exposure and they are in an awesome holster!!!
3. Extreme Prejudice-You can tell Nick Nolte got some time to play
4. Heat-see #1
Honorable Mention-most Steven Seagal movies. Reportedly he has used some of his own guns in scenes and owns some Tussey Customs and a Chambers as well.

And Honorable Mention goes to "Way of the Gun" as there is definitely some training that went into Ryan Philippe's reloads around the fountain.

Jim Zubiena in Miami Vice.

 

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After seeing Last Man Standing(can't believe I missed this and had not seen it earlier!) I am re-arranging my choices:
1. Thief-not so much the slinging, but the more realistic way James Caan handles the gun, you can tell that Michael Mann wants the stars trained well.
2. Last Man Standing-exposure and they are in an awesome holster!!!
3. Extreme Prejudice-You can tell Nick Nolte got some time to play
4. Heat-see #1
Honorable Mention-most Steven Seagal movies. Reportedly he has used some of his own guns in scenes and owns some Tussey Customs and a Chambers as well.

And Honorable Mention goes to "Way of the Gun" as there is definitely some training that went into Ryan Philippe.

Jim Zubiena in Miami Vice.

 

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After seeing Last Man Standing(can't believe I missed this and had not seen it earlier!) I am re-arranging my choices:
1. Thief-not so much the slinging, but the more realistic way James Caan handles the gun, you can tell that Michael Mann wants the stars trained well.
2. Last Man Standing-exposure and they are in an awesome holster!!!
3. Extreme Prejudice-You can tell Nick Nolte got some time to play
4. Heat-see #1
Honorable Mention-most Steven Seagal movies. Reportedly he has used some of his own guns in scenes and owns some Tussey Customs and a Chambers as well.

Of course that "fountain scene" makes me want to get a 2 gun shoulder holster and also have a 3 mag carrier for each gun.....then later when I am able to move under all that weight....LMAO