Fictional gun rooms.

Jim Watson said:

I think it is real, but I don't think it is really Charlton Heston's.

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.......... I was wondering about that also because you can't believe everything you see on the 'net. Although he was quite a big 2nd Amendment icon and five term president of the NRA I never heard of him having anything like that. But that's what was what the pictures I received claimed. They came in an E-mail from a friend years ago IIRC. So as mentioned previously I wonder if that really was his ? Or just more internet fiction ? Could anybody expound on that ?

If I had a fictional gun room for real, nobody is getting close to it with a beer unless its in a sippy cup. Those are some sweet gun rooms.

minuteman1970 said:

My vote is for Burt Gummer's gun room in the movie Tremors.

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I like it from the movie, not many gun rooms have loading equipment.

I want a lot of guns, big room with different areas. Bunker like, I've always wanted a large library of gun books, with a chair next to a fireplace. Reloading area, several 100 yard range. The more I think the more I'd have lol.

Jim Watson said:

I think it is real, but I don't think it is really Charlton Heston's.

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It is real, but not Heston's. I used to know the name of the guy that owned it, but it was a long time ago.

I always likes Nick Randall's armory in his loft, Wanted Dead or Alive.

Kevin Rohrer said:

Sheriff Andy Taylor's gun rack in the Sheriff's Office. There was a Garand, a Springfield, Model-12 or -97 shotgun, a bolt-action rifle, a Model-94 Winchester or two, and a double-barrel shotgun. They changed over time.

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one thing I like about the show was when they would show that gun rack, the guns changed some over the seasons and they added the bar to lock it. I remember when my dad gave me my 45-70 Siamese mauser I noticed one in that gun rack one episode.

alfsauve said:

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And I go for ANY of the "gun rooms" depicted as long as they hold real world firearms and not 'space ray guns'.

I also liked the weapons shed that Arnold had in Commando. Certainly a little more doable for most of us.

The most real life jaw dropping one I Ever experienced belonged to a gunsmith holding his personal collection.

It was a full sized shipping container with peg board covering the walls floor to ceiling covered in modern guns, including some class 3s.

I think our own Mr "Gunny" may have them all beat....

There's a couple cool ones in the TV show "Supernatural"... Normally tucked into a classic car (Impala, Chevy c10, El Camino) and a few in safe rooms or hidden rooms of other "hunter's"

If you want to see some real gun rooms check out the gallery for Julian and Sons.

http://www.julianandsons.com/gun-rooms

Jeeves Pawn Shop, in MIB. He pushes a button, walls slide back, panels flip over, and you're facing a wall of exotic space blasters...

One of the best set ups I have seen is the " highcroft hunting barn " talk about a for real dream..........when I close my eyes....

RKRCPA said:

If you want to see some real gun rooms check out the gallery for Julian and Sons.

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WOW!!!

NOT SAFE FOR SENSITIVE EARS
But nothing about Boondock Saints is. It has a bit of foul language so use discretion.

As a second runner up I’m going with the room where Gunny, Tinker, and Driftwood store their stuff.

Always liked the hidden room in Commando.

Another vote for Bert Gummer's "Rec Room".

Rembrandt said:

I think our own Mr "Gunny" may have them all beat....

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Umm..... Gunny can't fit all his in one room. More like a "Gun House"

Since my uncle was the master of the "tall tale" I would have to go for the room he described that was supposedly on a cattle farm near Fort Pierre SD... All four walls loaded with "trap door" Springfields and 1873 Winchesters.

The (first) Boondock Saints where the brothers get the suppressed 92s and there is a Dishka in the corner.

Browning said:

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The best.

I have been in a certain gun writer's vault (who shall remain nameless), and even though it was back in 1985 or 1987, it beat Bert Gummer's hands down.