Inside Adam Savage's Cave: The Tarantino Shelf

[@tested]

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[@robertramsey8340]

Hey Adam, I have an excellent Idea for a prop you can recreate. In another Tarantino Film, The hateful Eight, Kurt Russel Smashes a guitar... that was an actual antique guitar that had been rented out!

[@doraran2138]

Yes, absolutely! You have unique Hollywood perspective, that myself and many others enjoy.

[@On3FS]

I just watched Pulp fiction for the second time, and i thought the glowing briefcase would be a really cool 1 day build.

[@sofusser]

+On3FS That would just be a briefcase with a lamp inside, wouldn't it?

[@On3FS]

+Sofusser a lamp a power unit and probably a gold light fillament. it doesnt have to be elaborate but it would be a really nice addition

[@ryantreen3329]

In the movie it was to be just a normal suitcase, the light was a last minute idea and I think all it took was a yellow bulb. That and an internal battery would just about make it!

[@thesovietunicorn3127]

Oh fuck Ye bro

[@CosmicFuzzFM]

hearing Adam say "motherfucker" was a new experience.

[@HaloGod1844]

+Skunky Vibes Yes, it's very unsettling, yet very satisfying.

[@AwkwardHypernerd413]

Fuzz FM I laughed my ass off. Would have been funnier if he need it without the hard R

[@SneakyCaleb]

If Adam ever reads this I want you to know how much I and the fans appreciate the hard work over the years. You make it look like so much fun!

[@ZGryphon]

"Prop collecting is rife with..." (Pause while Adam searches for a more diplomatic way of saying "fraud.")

[@nanuq83]

Awesome collection Adam! I could spend a lifetime listening to your stories, touring your cave and having you teach me all you know. You're genuinely one of the most delightfully fascinating human beings I've ever seen in my life; I can't watch anything you do without smiling from start to finish. I'm a HUGE Quentin Tarantino fan too! I haven't seen a movie he's involved in, be it as the director, writer, producer or consultant, that I didn't instantly love, watch again and eventually own! One of my biggest regrets happened when I was a teenager - my Dad invited me to go to work with him one day, he was filming something for HBO, and for whatever dumbass reason I didn't go. Just my luck, it was the day Quentin Tarantino showed up on set. They spent the better half of the day "hanging out", talking shop, and when filming was over, they went out to dinner with Michael Clarke Duncan!! 😭 ONE OF MY BIGGEST REGRETS! For those of you who don't know who M.C.D. is, he played one of the main characters, a prisoner, in The Green Mile amongst many other things such as Sin City. RIP Michael Clarke Duncan

[@gaozhi2007]

No Gimp suit? The Fuck.

[@dawsonboyle99]

Severian Wintermute 😂 fuck I'm dying

[@Nuttpie]

This Tarantino fan was drooling at all thess Inglorious Basterds goodies... “That’s a BINGO!” 💗

[@softbatch1]

"You just say Bingo." I couldn't resist.

[@conneroneill8506]

How fun...

[@M3chPilotSmith]

Will is getting better at not interrupting other people in mid-conversation. Keep it up buddy! I do want to hear Will's insights, but not at the cost of other people getting out a full sentence. Will seems to do it more to Norm, but I can tell he's working on it. Thank you for listening to your fans!!!

[@glockmeister26]

Will gives me sooo much anxiety. His arm movements are distracting and his speech cadence wears on my nerves. Adam is delightful and its the reason I continue to watch.

[@BrickMorten]

Me too, isn't it weird? I feel like he really needs to relax and let the conversations with Adam flow more naturally. It's strange how much a persons mannerisms can put you off, makes you think about how other people perceive you.

[@antibling]

A lot of people read like they don't like sharing Adam. X'D

[@DeafeningZap]

Yeah Idk I feel like he has a problem with the camera because the few times you see him actually work and not interview he is calm and just way more relaxed

[@engineeredlifeform]

One of the last handguns I shot, sometime in the early 90s, was a Star 'Firestar M43' 9mm, based on the 1911. Star used to make decent pistols. On a side note, on that visit to the range, some Police 'marksmen' were overloading on testosterone and bravado, so we accepted their little shooting challenge, and my colleague and I both beat them, him using the Star, and me using a 4" Ruger .38. I was taught to shoot by my father, who had been a small arms instructor for the Royal Air Force Regiment. Of course, I didn't tell them that, I left them with the impression they'd been beaten by a random civilian.

[@MrRoboskippy]

Nice!

[@SneakyCaleb]

Can't ever get enough of Adam.

[@chrystalfizer9332]

7:45 I'm watching this in 2021 just a couple days after Alec Baldwin killed someone on the set of Rust with a mishandled prop gun. Interesting to hear how prop guns should be handled on set.

[@mongojerry72]

I'm not criticizing, but it is so weird to hear Adam swear. Nice collection too.

[@sweetlowsounds]

I want 15-30 minutes with Adam and Quintin geeking out over film, and prop stuff. It would be amazing. I hope it happens someday.

[@finlake6971]

Its Vincent's pistol as Jules doesn't have a gold emblem on his grips

[@ziyaerolklc2649]

You are right. Adam has Vincents gun but thought it was Jules gun. Maybe he doesnt even know that he Vincents 1911.

[@YouTubsel]

"... der Regisseur des Films, Herr Quintus Tarnstein ..." only noticed this just now. How awesome! :D

[@blueskiesinc]

"Yeah, about fifteen bucks." This IS an expensive burger!

[@kavakahn9387]

totally worth it

[@e.z.hernandez6378]

Jackson had the chrome model B yes but Travolta had a chrome 1911 .45. Lot of people think they were matching guns because of the chrome and pearl grips. So you could say it’s accurate for one of the two.

[@EnigmaticPenguin]

I was in the middle of typing a correction comment to Adam about the 1911 but he had done his research. Kudos!

[@davves6756]

I would really like some more on day builds. Are they completely out or just put on the shelf for the moment?

[@5Detective]

I really like Adam, but I hate when people say "a pretty good deal" or "not that much" in relation to money. He's not obligated to say, I just don't understand people's need to keep price a secret. Is he insecure that he spent more than the average person can? Did he just forget? Is he just concerned about privacy? Does he want to protect the market value?

[@cetusipy]

When you are researching a new job or trying to get a raise, you look up salary.com and such right? If everyone was more transparent about what they made you would likely find that salaries as a whole would increase.

[@Nevatis_]

Let's say the items were $1000, that would mean he said "I didn't spend that much on it, I got them all together for $1000" Can you imagine how much hate he'd get for that

[@turbocateyeS475]

Favorite western costume...3:10 to Yuma, the bad guys right hand man...the guys in contraband with mark walhberg

[@TheRandombarguy]

Did I just hear Adam say Motherfucker?Damn that makes my brain go all fuzzy

[@softbatch1]

Years ago I had a piece of the wall from the "Dogs" warehouse, but somewhere along the way I lost it and to this day I get really aggravated thinking about it. It's impossible to replace,

[@erich3784]

Yvette Mimieux is an actress that most notably played in 1960's The Time Machine. Shosanna's alias in Inglourious Basterds is Emmanuelle Mimieux (but knowing Tarantino, the last name is indeed probably an homage to Yvette).

[@tinclostinclos1531]

Emmanuelle Mimieux's "official" French identity card (fan-made, according to Adam) has a few spelling mistakes: 1- it should read "Empreinte digitale" instead of "Impreinte digitale"; 2- since it's a woman's card, the civil servant who filled in the blanks would without a doubt have added an "e" after "Né" ("Born"), which is mandatory in French for the feminine form of most adjectives; 3- we should read "Forme générale du visage" ("General shape of the face") instead of "Forme generale...". This well-intentioned and generous fan might want to re-do it.

[@P226nut]

Adam your air soft gun is the exact type of gun used by Vincent in pulp fiction, he had a nickel colt 1911 with pearl grips with gold colt medallions in them, if you got a star model b you'd have both.

[@SkeeterValentine0]

If you read the Pulp Fiction script, there are several references to Jules's gun being a .45. The original line was "Mr .45", not "Mr 9 millimeter". So the gun was changed post script.

[@easyfiveOsink]

Kudos to Adam for knowing it was a Star Model B.

[@Declan-pg8cg]

I still have a few Butterfly (Arlene) figures from "Death proof" doing her lap dance scene, if you're interested? They were a personal commission that I cast extra figures from.

[@itsnevo8757]

Somewhere I have a blank firing Beretta M92 that is the exact same make as they used in Lethal Weapon or at least that’s what I’ve been told. Is there a resource I can find out what specific blank firing guns were used in specific movies?

[@green64]

the Red Apple Cigarettes he had in hand (the CMYK printed) are with German taxes seal ??? is there an Eagle on top of the top taxes-seal ?

[@oO_ox_O]

green64 You're right, really looks like it: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banderole#mediaviewer/File:Deutsches_Tabaksteuerzeichen-Zigaretten.jpg

[@weaponeer]

Adam, you are correct that the movie industry had a problem with shooting the 1911 with blanks (but they actually used other guns such as the 9mm Luger, rather than the 1911 in 45 acp or 9mm). You can see that in the movie Sergeant York which has a release date of July 2, 1941, staring Gary Cooper As Alvin York. The actual firearm used by Sergeant York to kill seven Germans was not a Luger as depicted in the film, but rather a 1911 .45 acp. The Luger was preferred for film making, simply because they couldn't get the .45 acp 1911 to fire blanks. There just was not enough powder used in blanks at the time to cause the 1911 recoil operated, locked breech, to unlock reliably every time.

[@chestersnapdragonmcphistic579]

I have a Polish 9mm from the 1940's that is styled after the M1911. It's referred to as the Vis 35 from FB Radom. My grandfather found it in an old castle overseas during the war, and he traded a kid a box of cigarrettes to have it nickel plated.

[@nutsandgum]

Funnily enough theyre mostly a copy of the browning hipower but definitly have 1911 styling cues.

[@bills__________]

I would love to see Adam interview Tarantino in The Talking Room!

[@monkeypossrules]

If anyone at tested sees this please show to Adam. All over your shop are some beautiful swords. Not just your really fancy ones you made or good replicas you own. But nice katanas and other blades. And they are just scattered around your shop just leaning on stuff in the corners on on a small cheap stand that probably came with it. I suggest you do a video of you building a way to display them. Eather have them all sitting sideways on a rack up on the wall. Or (what I think is best) Make some small black boxes with clear acrilic on the front and led lighting on the inside (one for each) And put a sword in it and put it up on the wall vertically (I suggest the one above your sortamose. Like start at the pool table at the end closest to the main workspace. And face that area. And look at the main wall infront of you and put it up on that.). Now I realise that that would be time consuming and not realy efficient on materials. But they don't need to be very sturdy or big just arond 5 inch wide 2 thick and however long deeded made out of plywood. You could just nail gun together no need for wood glue Becouse it doesn't need to be durable. Place some black pading at the back. Put something for the sword to sit on. A led strip down the side with the power out the top. And some acrilic glued on the front. Then run a cable to them all and your done. How cool would that look rows of swords in nice black boxes with clear fronts placed neatly on foam. And lit up with leds on the inside. Also if that is to much instead on doing it all individualy make one long box. Same thing but instead of 5inch wide 100 inch. Then put led lighting strips all around the inside walls. Easier wiring building and looks just as cool. This way you have a great looking way of neatly displaying your swords that is easy to see and lit well. Also you could make it so you can open the acrilic. Or if you want to get fancy. Make it open with a switch just a few electric motors. Becouse all those swords are going to waist hiding in the shadows not displayed and all over the place. This way it's another thing in your amazaballs shop for someone to have a nerdgasim about Realy hope you do this build. P.S. huge fan (literally. I'm actually a industrial size fan with blades 2 meters long[also I'm in Australia so I use cm,m,km,kangaroo tails as measurements. I was just nice when I converted to inch{also probably wrong become they were rough calculations in my head}]). I love myth busters, your shop, your home, your nerdines, your smartness, your childish, your Segway, how you build somehing and just ,flow,(for a lack of better words)in a workshop, your honestly one of the people that inspire me to be the best version of me and to be constantly learning and doing things that I enjoy. Keep being amazing. From Mitchell Posselt.

[@sirbob61]

Does anyone know what watch Adam wears? I'm pretty sure it's an Omega Seamaster Chronograph but I can never get a good enough of a look to be sure.

[@tested]

Most often, it's a Seamaster Chronograph. He has several other watches, but that seems to be his favorite. We talked about it in his EDC video.

[@nutmeg453]

+Tested you can't spell favourite...

[@akemzuka336]

+Timothy Alder United States spelling.

[@rupertpupkin8508]

+Timothy Alder Give me a fucking break. It's spelled without a "u" in the United States.

[@rupertpupkin8508]

Nhoj Sivad Hey dumbass, you're calling the wrong guy a "britard". I was making the same point you are. I'm an American. You want to direct your comment to Timothy Alder, four comments up.

[@taeyounglee3380]

What about those scenes where they are running and gunning? What are the actors carrying then?

[@blackdawggwr21]

I am surprised not to see anything from Four Rooms. Technically not all Tarantino, but a damn funny movie and The Man from Hollywood sequence especially makes it. Maybe the knife used (or a replica thereof) would make a nice addition to the collection?

[@reeceracing123]

The significance of the ceramic kangaroo is that butch's house is filled with boxing memorabilia, and kangaroos also box. Not a huge amount of significance but nothing in a Tarantino movie is a coincidence or accident.

[@johnsmith-wx5fb]

And just think this guy's bought that and has no clue as to its symbolism

[@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf]

john smith Yeah, maybe Butch in-universe has no reasoning or symbolism behind buying it, but in terms of the people who designed the set and arranged the props and furniture for PF, I have no doubt it was intentional. They have people who’s job it is to arrange film sets with furniture and props, so any chance of symbolism is usually definitely intentional I think. Similar thing with character’s wardrobe symbolism and stuff like that.

[@SneakyCaleb]

YES I AM FINALLY UP EARLY WHEN U GUYS POST THESE VIDEOS.

[@doraran2138]

Trivia: The Star Model B, used in Pulp Fiction, is supposedly the same prop used by Billy Drago, as Frank Nitti, in the 1987 Untouchables.

[@wyatthammond9842]

It is the classic visual of Sherlock Holmes pipe in the book he prefers cigars or a Cherrywood church warden pipe

[@bloodhit1]

8:00 Goddammit, that reminds me of The Crow...

[@lawofwar517]

Awesome collection ! Cool video do more of these.

[@breakethebeat]

Love these vids with Adam!

[@RichardKolb]

I'm envious of his tool boxes, I need some more of those.

[@shaneybhoy2154]

I've got the big kahuna burger bag, you can get them online on ebay from a anniversary edition of PF.

[@Gerald5000]

I saw Yolanda/Hunny Bunny's hero gun is up for sale on the prop store. That's a pretty special holy grail of cinema item.

[@DSlyde]

I heard that Adam *somehow* got a dolphin spine and made a book stand? I'd love to an ep with a bunch of small segments on stuff like that. Stuff not fandom related, just made on a whim or because he had an idea.

[@pointblank8541]

Mmm, this is a tasty burger. I love Tarantino films, I'm excited for the one coming in a few years probably about Charles Manson. Great episode.

[@krapart]

forget the tarantino stuff. where do i get the glasses that these two are wearing

[@skullcrushers1000]

The script of Pulp Fiction actually said .45, not 9mm. So it was changed on set, whether by actor or director, idk.

[@yatessmyrna]

Colt 1911 style pistols that are chambered in 9 MM are very popular, especially in custom competition "race" guns.

[@davinlee3564]

Where did you get the grips, oh yeah, that also looks more like Vincent's gun because it has the colt insignia on it

[@allluckyseven]

It's never not great seeing bits of Adam's collection. I love that. But when will we see those Robocop gloves? And the Millennium Falcon? And... What am I missing here? There was something he said he had chromed or something like that, but I don't think we've seen what it was yet. Make it happen, Will! Or Norm! Or Adam! Or Chloe Bananas!

[@jefferywarburton2116]

the duck hood orniment from Deathproof would be two times collectable because it was also in the movie convoy.

[@charlie9ine]

The only thing I miss about being a designer is going to my printer to oversee the printing of one of my projects. This was a person . A person that could do magical things.

[@plutoniumcore]

No briefcase that lights up when you open it and leaves you speechless? Gotta build one Adam!

[@AutoYoung]

Need something from Deathproof too. I'm a car guy so of course that'd be one of my favorite Tarantino movies.

[@MrMarkZachary]

Sherlock holmes never smoked a calabash pipe, he usually smoked a black clay pipe (in the books that is.)

[@thrftstore]

So true, I was hoping someone had mentioned that

[@fistfulofgroovy9746]

Don't Know if anyone here watches british tv, but Mark Corrigan from Peep Show points that out... in a very nerdy way :)

[@rorrt]

pipechat.info/index.php?topic=34.0 Look at one of the first photos. It stands the reason that this might be Tarantino's favourite depiction of the character of Holmes.

[@MrZop16]

www.ebay.com/bhp/sherlock-holmes-pipe Ebay disagrees with you :P

[@AndrewArndts]

You are correct sir... The reason Holmes smoked a Calabash was the fact that when Plays of Sherlock Holmes were produced People in the middle rows on back really couldn't see a pipe so actors had to use a much larger one hence the Calabash became iconic with Sherlock Holmes.

[@DannoCrutch]

A Meerschaum Calabash delivers a very pure, in flavor, and dry smoke. Best pipe going for those two attributes.

[@ADEXL]

Adam can we see your Star Wars stuff all together please?

[@ADEXL]

***** You're drunk, turtle. Go home.

[@dun4clothing665]

Is that the actual pipe from inglorious bastards or just a replica?

[@Faithless0415]

Trivial correction: The Bride wore the SOG Desert Dagger in a hip sheath on her right, not in her boot. The straight razor was in her boot. I think Adam knows, but didn't bother saying anything.

[@georgeadcock2347]

You are so correct. That straight razor is how she got out of the ropes when she was buried in the coffin

[@toneoneonly]

The SOG I think is on her hip. In her boot is the straight razor.

[@jasonflay8818]

I never realized Django's bounty costume was based off of Little Joe, but now that you mention it, yea I see it. Sweet! A new piece of movie trivia to add to my roladex of useless unformation!!

[@ScrewDrvr]

Col. Hans Landa, best villain in a movie. Ever.

[@Stuntman175]

There are photos of the BTS of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood that show Tarantino smoking between takes from the prop pipe used in Inglorious Basterds.

[@andrewhaverlin8644]

Thats a bowie desgined by Mr. Mike Stewart! The handle was redone by the prop master. Its a Shiny Mountain Bowie!

[@GyaradosFawwaz]

I prefer Will over Norm.Norm is kind of cocky,no hate just being frank.

[@stegwise]

i'm on team Norm. to me it's more that his interruptions are less jarring. i understand that repetition and interruption are part of interviewing. Norm is just smoother. Will always seems to be overpowering the interviewee. also no hate, just being george.

[@richf9608]

They're both cool, chill

[@rbrtphn]

I feel like Will goes from 10 to 1 really fast, the longer he speaks. As in 10 being really energetic and welcoming and 1 being I'm bored now, talking in a lower volume voice and mumbles more.

[@engineeredlifeform]

Muhammad Fawwaz What's Frank Ippolito got to do with this?

[@dukenukem8381]

I dont like norm because he kinda looks like my ex girlfriend, i get aroused then i see him. I guess thats not right. And will always wants to break it down for us like we are super dumb, saying word "basically" a lot.

[@fader2701]

whats the story with the millenium falcon in the corner?

[@johnpatrickmcp]

Yup, pretty much any time you see a movie or TV character using a 1911 it's a 90% likelyhood that its really a Star Model B. The fantastic thing is that they are actually easier to get than a standard 1911. The Star is classified as a Curio & Relic by the BATFE so as long as you have a clean background and $30 you can apply for a C&R FFL and buy surplus Model B's for around $300. Most basic model reproduction 1911s start around $450 and have to be purchased through a licensed gun dealer. Just be warned, while the Star may look like a 1911 it isn't. Parts are not interchangeable and there are not a lot of after market parts for them.

[@TrailRat2000]

There's the wrist mounted gun from inglorious bastards that I'd like a replica of at some point. An actual invention used by the allied special forces in WWII too.

[@MitchellChristy98]

I also heard that Tarantino gave Landa the bigger pipe as a way of saying "mine's bigger than yours", like a tongue-n-cheek scare tactic.

[@31518525corey]

Adam needs to add the Sledgley OSS .38 glove gun/punch pistol to his collection. It's a bizarre weapon that came out of WWII, and as far as I know, Basterds is the only film that shows it being used.

[@robl4010]

Seriously how do you find these kinds of props?

[@jarvijarvson3319]

i like the fact, that on the invitation for the movie the directors initials are QT :)

[@rayscott5347]

You guys forgot about the PF briefcase that has been shown before

[@1COMIXMAN]

what, no resevoir dogs or from the movie four rooms?? 2 of the best ones

[@rob9472]

Not sure it counts as Tarantino more Tarantino/Rodriguez but I've always been a fan of the Codpiece Revolver in From Dusk till Dawn.

[@Jahu-qs2us]

6:58 "Herr Quintus Tarnstein" I see what you did there, QT!

[@jaybabe7767]

Man those props are cool I would carry that wallet though why not at least the fan made one that would be sick

[@tristan5546]

Where can I find the airport pistol?

[@StarCrusher.]

Why isn't the Kill Bill sword in there as well?

[@ranwolf76]

I've seen Django 2 or 3 times, I never realized his costume mimicked Little Joe's until Adam mentioned it.

[@michaelpardi4543]

Hey, Norm and Will, I've got a potentially quick question for you, what kind of college educations do you have?

[@tested]

BS in Biochemistry for Will. I'm reasonably sure that Norm has a BS in Cognitive Science.

[@michaelpardi4543]

Awesome! Thanks for the response, I'm looking to settle on what I want to focus on in college, and it's very interesting to see where peoples majors have taken them. Keep up the entertaining work the four of you do!

[@jioiniguez167]

Wow they're smart. Props to you guys

[@hornylink]

+Tested holy shit really? those are some hard degrees

[@ErizotDread]

+jio iniguez Screen used props? lol

[@LWSParents]

WOW Thanks Adam. Just got a box of that 1911 ACP, 4146.67% more power than that puny 45.

[@luxsupreme76]

Fuck yeah it is. It's why they aren't sold in gun stores. XD

[@mysss29]

That's why it's cringe-inducing to even hear Adam mention it!

[@MultiJamesman]

The first rule of gun safety is always assume the gun is loaded. What you have mentioned here is usually considered the second law, don't point the gun at anything you don't want to destroy.

[@dak4465]

Thats a green gas powered airsoft pistol. They can also ru on propane. And functional suppressors do exist for them

[@WhoThaCazer]

i wonder how many countrys its illegal own real pistol like that i think quite many, i only have seen one deactivated on gun museum (talking that .25 [small one] )

[@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf]

WhoThaCazer Yeah, in the UK airsofts are legal but they need to be made clear with design that they’re airsoft and not real guns (for safety reasons). The only case where you can have realistic looking airsofts in the UK is if they’re used for: • theatrical performances and rehearsals of performances • the production of films and television programs • the organisation and holding of historical re-enactments • crown servants So I’m not sure if keeping it as a movie prop falls under the legal section there. I don’t think so. But I can imagine there won’t be much trouble for someone smuggling it, as long as they keep it at home and don’t get caught ;)

[@lucavasconcellos]

Steve McQueen has used the model b as well

[@anthonywagstaff]

I heard Tarantino is only going to do 2 more movies.

[@owenwakefield3904]

timwins31 You're a total spaz

[@chuckd5877]

He made comments in the past about limiting the number of movies he was gonna do but he didn't abide by it so it could be just talk.

[@DawnHub666]

+timwins31 HOW DARE YOU - His films are all masterpieces -

[@DawnHub666]

+timwins31 -- Predictable and pretentious is not at all fair. Did you not get the script from Hateful Eight ? Was it above your brains capabilities ? Or did you think Inglorious Bastards beginning scene was too long and boring ? I bet you did.

[@DawnHub666]

timwins31 YOU ARE SAD

[@exalted5320]

At 1:13 If you look closely you can see a Microsoft logo on a apple

[@bzqp2]

Amazing how the "fake 9mm" gun perfectly fits the whole "pulp fiction" theme in the Pulp Fiction :o

[@whiterabbit7799]

The pipe is Sherlock Holme's pipe !!! It all makes sense 😱😱😱

[@raynash4117]

Love this!!

[@647vman]

if i was rich id be like adam. I collect props now but at a much smaller scale. It is very fun

[@mikellwehrer]

You're still wrong. Model of 1911 is the pistol, ACP is the cartridge: .45 ACP.

[@dwtothe3]

I always assumed that they used browning hi powers in pulp fiction.