Movie Lugers List--Spring 2006

azlaw · 03-27-2007, 03:32 AM

I recall that the was the famous Star Trek "Nazi" ("Patterns of Force") episode, which certainly featured more than one P38, but was there a Luger? Not sure.

There was also the "Roman" one ("Bread and Circuses"), with a tasteful serving of Danish Madsen m/50 burp guns, the "Cowboy" one ("Specter of the Gun") with Colt SAAs, the Gangster one with Thompson M1928s and 1911s (and an old double shotgun or two), and that silly "paradise" episode (I forget the name) where Sulu finds a revolver like an S&W M10 or Police Positive, or something, I think he even says what it is in the dialoge. (Mrs. Know-it-all here corrects me that the episode is called "Shore Leave", but she still doesn't know what kind of gun it was... and I recall that they shoot the gun seven times, so ha!)(how sad is it that we recall such pathetically detailed information?).

H

P.S. - After a review of the replay footage, I belive it is an S&W Model 1950 - a pretty uncommon gun as things go.

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03-27-2007, 03:32 AM	#11
azlaw User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 207 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	I recall that the was the famous Star Trek "Nazi" ("Patterns of Force") episode, which certainly featured more than one P38, but was there a Luger? Not sure. There was also the "Roman" one ("Bread and Circuses"), with a tasteful serving of Danish Madsen m/50 burp guns, the "Cowboy" one ("Specter of the Gun") with Colt SAAs, the Gangster one with Thompson M1928s and 1911s (and an old double shotgun or two), and that silly "paradise" episode (I forget the name) where Sulu finds a revolver like an S&W M10 or Police Positive, or something, I think he even says what it is in the dialoge. (Mrs. Know-it-all here corrects me that the episode is called "Shore Leave", but she still doesn't know what kind of gun it was... and I recall that they shoot the gun seven times, so ha!)(how sad is it that we recall such pathetically detailed information?). H P.S. - After a review of the replay footage, I belive it is an S&W Model 1950 - a pretty uncommon gun as things go.