"Classic" Movie Guns (just a fun discussion)

[FiremanJim]

I bought an HK P7 because of the movie "Die Hard".
Not the same model HK p7M13 that Alan Rickman is holding, but close enough for me.

Now I just need to get it hard chromed.

 

[Rembrandt]

Here are links to the finest collection of "actual movie guns" at the NRA firearm Museum. enjoy....


http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-1.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-2.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-3.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-4.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-5.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-6.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-7.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-8.aspx

http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum...-ruger-special-exhibits/hollywood-guns-9.aspx

 

[Fishslayer]

I was actually in lust with the Browning Hi Power long before Serpico was sportin' one.

"Expecting an army?"

"No. Just a Division."

 

[TRX]

I bought an NFA sawed-off 12ga double, because I liked the one in "The Road Warrior."

 

[Fishslayer]

I bought an NFA sawed-off 12ga double, because I liked the one in "The Road Warrior."

I got his dog...

 

[VINTAGE-SLOTCARS]

collection of "actual movie guns" at the NRA firearm Museum.

Wow


I spent over an hour looking at guns there. Very good reading and history.

 

[J-Bar]

I acquired a Sharps 1874 rifle in 45-70 shortly after watching "Quigley Down Under", so, yeah, count me in.

Swapped it a few years later; for some reason it never made me look like Tom Selleck.

 

[timmy4]

Just wanted to say that, despite my differences with many of you, I have really enjoyed reading through this thread.

 

[Ky Larry]

There will never be another John Wayne Colt SAA 37 shooter. It was so bad, everytime the Duke pulled the trigger, 2 Injuns fell off their horses.

 

[FiremanJim]

I dont know. I'm a huge fan of The Duke too.

But as far as Colt .45's go, I have to admit, I'd rather have the Colt .45 that Joey Bishop used in "Texas Across the River".
That one took out THREE injuns at a time with each shot.
And then when he was out of ammo, he threw his empty revolver at the still circling indians, and knocked down THREE more!

 

[Ranger Roberts]

Every time I pick up my 91/30 I think of Enemy at the Gates. I also love the Winchester that Arnie used in Terminator. A Winchester 1887 I think?

 

[FiremanJim]

I was always a huge fan of blackpowder guns. My favorite was the longrifle Daniel Day Lewis used in "Last of the Mohicans".

A friend of mine made one for me. It's a Lehigh style rifle with silver furniture and a swamped .50cal thats 50'' long.
I'll post a pic in awhile.

 

[Manco]

I want the gun that even Superman is afraid of--dude ducks it when you chucks it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGf1r8-Snss&feature=player_detailpage#t=60s

 

[splattergun]

now I just need the pistol. And maybe an attache case with tear gas, throwing knives, ammo and gold sovereigns in secret compartments

Hey! I had that attache case when I was a kid in Helementary school! It had a hidden camera, code reader, a Walther cap gun, binocular, even a disguse kit and more. Everything a 5th grader would need to spy on his sisters.

 

[tactikel]

After watching "The Wild Bunch" I bought an '03-A3. I know they had '03s but at age 16 it was all I could afford ($50). After 44 years it is still my favorite rifle.