How bout this?
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Image:Grsc1.jpg

:D No problem. If I had to guess on that gun, I'd say it is a Mauser 1934 Humpback pistol, but I'll see what everyone else thinks.

I agree with GM45 it is a Mauser Pocket Pistol either a 1914 or 1934. It hard to tell which model at that angle.

Almost certainly a Mauser 1934 - incidentally, quite a popular private-purchase pistol for Japanese officers.

I got a couple from the 1978 dawn of the dead.
http://www.imfdb.org/images/9/9f/D78shotguncache.jpg
http://www.imfdb.org/images/6/64/D78shotgun2.jpg

& take a guess at this one, someone said a S&W model 10 but I doubt that is correct.
http://www.imfdb.org/images/b/b3/D78rev.jpg
http://www.imfdb.org/images/thumb/9/...px-D78rev3.jpg

The shotgun in the first pic is a Mossberg 500 - you can tell by the lifter. The rifle is a Marlin 336 by the receiver. The revolver could be a Model 10, can't tell by those pictures.

Hmm I didn't suspect the Mossberg at first because the trigger guard had sort of a sharp trapezoid shape to it.
Maybe it was a trick of the light.

Okay guys, here's one for you. I'm screencapping Face/Off, so I'm wondering what the sniper rifle is Castor Troy (Nicolas Cage) uses during the opening scene.

Here's two of the three shots:

http://i31.tinypic.com/2vkzwxj.jpg
^ This shot shows the safety switch located inside the trigger guard. This scratched the Remington 700/M40 rifles, since the have a flick safety to the left of the reciever tang.

http://i28.tinypic.com/23uen3n.jpg
^ This is the best shot we see of it, so it's all I can give you.


So, any ideas?

I'm seeing a lot of examples of the Remington 700 that do not have this safety, and a similar trigger guard/ overall build. I wouldn't rule it out just yet.

That's not the safety, that's the release for the floorplate. It's a Remington 700 alright, all the non-detachable mag models have it.