Sam and Leroy fly to Mexico to meet Jerry, who crashes the car in an argument with Sam. In Las Vegas, the well-dressed hitman murders the innocent Frank and returns for Sam, but is killed by a vengeful Leroy. Realizing he grabbed Ted's passport instead of his own, he returns to find Ted has already fled. They recover the pistol from the pawn shop, but Jerry confronts Ted and leaves with the gun. Jerry overhears a call with Nayman ordering Ted to kill him. Ted arrives and reveals that the infamous Leroy has been sent after Sam. Confiscating the pistol, the officer elaborates on its cursed history and takes it to a pawn shop. In Mexico, Jerry is briefly arrested after a police officer notices Beck's blood in his car. The three of them reach Las Vegas, and Leroy and Frank spend the night together.

Margolese was sent to prison for five years and Jerry was forced to run errands for Margolese for that same period.īonding with Leroy, Sam deduces that he is gay and encourages him to pick up Frank, a traveling postal worker. The police discovered someone tied up in Margolese's trunk that he intended to kill. This was the accident heard at the beginning of the film. Sam explains to Leroy that Jerry became indebted to Margolese five years ago, after crashing into Margolese's car, while running a red light. The second hitman introduces himself as Leroy, explaining that he was hired to hold Sam hostage to ensure Jerry delivers the pistol. Jerry recovers the car and the gun, shooting one of the thieves in the foot and burying the body.Įn route to Las Vegas, a well-dressed hitman tries to abduct Sam, but is shot by another hitman who captures her instead. Just then, Jerry's car is stolen, with Beck's body and the pistol inside.

When Beck is killed by a stray bullet from celebratory gunfire, Jerry calls his colleague Ted and learns that Beck was Margolese's grandson. Jerry's additional job for Margolese proves to be the last straw for Jerry's girlfriend Sam, who leaves him to move to Las Vegas.Īrriving in Mexico, Jerry finds the pistol with Beck, who explains the history of the legendary gun known as 'the Mexican'. After Jerry fouls up what was meant to be his final errand, Margolese's second-in-command, Bernie Nayman sends Jerry on a new final errand: retrieving an antique pistol for Margolese in Mexico from a man named Beck. In Los Angeles, a traffic light changes to red and there are offscreen sounds of an automobile collision.įive years later, Jerry Welbach has been working off a debt to imprisoned mob boss Arnold Margolese.

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