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I was watching the James Bond movie Dr. No and I couldn't believe what I thought I saw.
Right after James has the oriental girl arrested he goes back in the bungalow to wait and see who shows up (to kill him). James dresses up the bed to make it appear as if someone were sleeping in it. James then sits down and loads a magazine into his PPK. A close-up of the PPK makes it look like there are brown grips on it with an FN insignia on the right panel. A man later appears and points a semi-auto (S&W Mod. 52??) and fires six rounds into the bed. After James tells the man to drop his gun and talks to him for a minute the man grabs his gun from the floor fires at James on an empty chamber. Thus the famous phrase "That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your six."
(BTW- Goof #1 for that movie. When the would-be assailant fires all his rounds at the bed the slide stayed open. When the same man grabs his gun to shoot James the slide is closed.)
Right after James has the oriental girl arrested he goes back in the bungalow to wait and see who shows up (to kill him). James dresses up the bed to make it appear as if someone were sleeping in it. James then sits down and loads a magazine into his PPK. A close-up of the PPK makes it look like there are brown grips on it with an FN insignia on the right panel. A man later appears and points a semi-auto (S&W Mod. 52??) and fires six rounds into the bed. After James tells the man to drop his gun and talks to him for a minute the man grabs his gun from the floor fires at James on an empty chamber. Thus the famous phrase "That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your six."
(BTW- Goof #1 for that movie. When the would-be assailant fires all his rounds at the bed the slide stayed open. When the same man grabs his gun to shoot James the slide is closed.)