Ok, your classic 1911 .45 held I believe 7 or 8 rounds, whereas your modern day 9mm holds anywhere from 15-18 rounds. Now, Smith reloads a fair amount, but more on par with ammo counts of 9mm pistols, he'd have been shown reloading twice as much if it held to .45 ammo capacity. Just a minor thought.
share9mm or not (and unless it's anachronistic, those would have to be .45 colts, so a max of nine bullets per gun, but that'd be only before the first reload [8 round mag, 1 in chamber]) the amount of bullets fired before reloading is just absurd. Just have to suspend disbelief, and take at as an homage to over the top action movies.
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Before you jump on me, know this: I rarely think things through before posting.
Prohibition Era 1911s were 7 rounds and 1 in the chamber IF they were preloaded that way.
And they may not have been Colts. Could have been Springfield, Ithaca, Remington Ram, or a couple other brands that escape me atm