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Unread 07-26-2012, 09:13 PM   #1
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My grandson stopped by the other day and with him he brought a DVD of the last remake of KING KONG. This is the 2006 version and the computor graphics are unbelievable.

About 40 minutes into the movie and a number of the good guys have been overpowered and are about to be executed by the unhappy natives. The ships captain comes to there rescue and immediately despatches 2 of the would-be executioners with an ARTILLARY LUGER, yes, it was at that point that I took a genuine interest in the movie.

This is the first time I have ever seen an Artillary Luger in any movie. I immediately went back with the film and jogged the pause button and was able to see the flash and then the toggle flying up and the ejected case. Super cool!!!!!!!!!!!
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Unread 07-26-2012, 09:20 PM   #2
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There are several. Doug McClure's "The Land That Time Forgot" a fairly cheap "B" movie, features several Artilleries.
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Cobb. With tommy lee jones, is my favorite with an artillery Luger.
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The "League of Extraodinary Gentlemen" has a gold plated Artillery.
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Ron, I love that movie

And in King Kong, not only are there lugers but Thompson's
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"Guns of Navarone" has one. It's used to hit a wounded prisoner. Regards, Norm
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The "League of Extraodinary Gentlemen" has a gold plated Artillery.
I wonder if that Gold plated Artie was the one Herbie Woodend had? (was this movie filmed in England?)
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Didn't the original King Kong [1939?] also have an artillery???
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The Luger is cool, the 2006 remake of King Kong not so much. I am a purist and will stick with the old 1933 B&W King Kong as being the best.
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"Guns of Navarone" has one. It's used to hit a wounded prisoner. Regards, Norm

That is one of my favorite movies......I have seen it many times, but never tire of it.
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Here is an example of where a Broomhandle & a Borchardt was used. In the "Get Smart" episode in which Sigfried appears for the first time "A Spy for a Spy" not only does Max pull out a Borchardt (later) both Max & Sigfried both pull out Broomhandle Mausers when disarming each other!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2YUQMWW_jM

Broomhandles start @ 1:54

Borchardt @ 2:21

I loved "Get Smart" & this episode is one of my favorites for it's zannyness!!
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There are several. Doug McClure's "The Land That Time Forgot" a fairly cheap "B" movie, features several Artilleries.
But the mag is incorrect ... or maybe it is a Persian Contract:



And there is also a MP18 submachine gun...



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"Guns of Navarone" has one. It's used to hit a wounded prisoner. Regards, Norm
This is the earliest war movie I remember watching, with my father. One of the best "commando" movie ever.

Here it is, Norme:





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Oh, almost forgot. Here is the LP08 in the King Kong movie (2006):

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The Clint Eastwood movie "Joe Kidd" has extensive use of a broom handle in full automatic used by one of the bad guys and subsequently used by Joe Kidd to elliminate the bad guys.
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Broomhandle in the movie "The Rocketeer" one of favorite movies. Also lots of 1911's and Thompson sub machine gun's

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When they were arming the crew and passing Thompsons and some really beautiful old Gewehr 98's, Lange sight and all....................................
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