Al Pacino Lt. Vincent Hanna "HEAT" Colt 1991A1 Pistol with Documentation

Features

1. Screen-Used Hero Pistol — The actual Colt Model 1991A1 Compact carried by Al Pacino as Lt. Vincent Hanna throughout Michael Mann's 1995 crime epic "HEAT."
2. Colt 1991A1 Series 80 Officer's ACP — Chambered in .45 ACP with a 3.5-inch barrel, 7.5-inch overall length, ring hammer, full-size trigger, and ivory-style grips matching the on-screen sidearm.
3. Serial Number CP21094 — Documented frame serial that matches every piece of paperwork, the Stembridge rental log, and the on-screen prop record.
4. Stembridge Gun Rentals Contract — Includes a copy of Revised Stembridge Contract C00666-09 dated 7/24/1995, listing this pistol as rental ID 10210 across a 20-week production run.
5. Prop Store of London COA — Certificate of Authenticity from The Prop Store of London confirming inspection and verified use during the production of "HEAT."
6. Little John's Auction Provenance — Comes with the original Little John's Auction tag for Lot 72 from the historic Stembridge Arsenal dispersal sale.
7. Production-Modified Action — Ejection port relieved for blank cycling, as is standard for working hero prop 1911s used in extended live-fire scenes.
8. Original Studio Fake Blood Traces — Residual studio blood remains on the grip from the scene in which Hanna discovers his stepdaughter (Natalie Portman) in the hotel bathroom.
9. Cross-Draw Carry Sidearm — The same pistol seen riding in Hanna's cross-draw holster from the diner sit-down with De Niro to the downtown bank-robbery shootout and the final airport confrontation.
10. One-of-a-Kind Cinema Firearm — A non-reproducible piece of film history from one of the most celebrated American crime films ever made.