In the scene where Jeremiah attacks the Indian camp, he jumps off his horse with a Hawken muzzle loading rifle in each hand and shoots each as he is running toward the Indians. A Hawken rifle is very heavy and kicks like hell making it virtually impossible to pull off such a feat. ["Virtually" impossible means it is possible, however unlikely, invalidating this entry.]
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Although the film is set during the aftermath of the Mexican War (1848-50), the mountain vistas display some lovely radio towers and fire ranger stations. See more...
Jeremiah Johnson (1972) - 1 correction
Directed by Sydney Pollack, starring Robert Redford (add more)
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In the scene where Jeremiah attacks the Indian camp, he jumps off his horse with a Hawken muzzle loading rifle in each hand and shoots each as he is running toward the Indians. A Hawken rifle is very heavy and kicks like hell making it virtually impossible to pull off such a feat. ["Virtually" impossible means it is possible, however unlikely, invalidating this entry.]
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