"They pulled two revolvers," he said, referring to unspecified security officials.
The first dealer began distributing a new brand, called Shooters — one of those in the show — which featured two revolvers facing each other.
Hudson spotted Dion as he went inside and, after a tense encounter with his friend, pulled two revolvers out of the pocket of his hoodie.
On the August night in 1933 when General Gerardo Machado, then president of Cuba, flew out of Havana into exile, he took with him five revolvers, seven bags of gold, and five friends, still in their pajamas.
As the gunman was about to climb into the cab — he had already tossed his jacket and one of two revolvers he was carrying onto the back seat — a police van pulled up, Mr. Browne said.
Just after 8 a.m. on Thursday, Wellington Menezes de Oliveira, 24, opened fire on dozens of children aged 12 to 14 at the school, which he had attended -- firing at least 66 shots before he turned one of his two revolvers on himself.
He owned two revolvers (a Smith and Wesson 500 and a S&W.38-caliber) a powerful hunting rifle (a Vektor.223) and three shotguns (a Mossburg, a Maverick and a Winchester).
He also faces counts of membership of a proscribed organisation on dates between 1973 and 1996, possession of an AK47 assault rifle, three revolvers, a 9mm Browning pistol and ammunition with intent to endanger life.
This unabashedly nostalgic film, adapted from Raymond Foxall's book "Amateur Commandos," tells the true story of two gung-ho British soldiers who, denied combat status, go AWOL carrying only two revolvers and a dozen hand grenades to wage their own war against the Germans.
