Please help me identify pistol.

[Option84]

Can someone identify this pistol?

 

[BevrFevr]

plasti blaster 3000 by Lego?

I think the real question should be who owns the sausage fingers that are as wide as they are long?

Somebody with hands like that does not need personal protection.



-bevr

 

[BevrFevr]

oh to make a few notes.

no sights...

no safety...

no slide stop...

is this a starter gun from eastern europe?

 

[briansp82593]

omg... i saw this but where? i forgot

 

[Onmilo]

It is a prop gun made up by a movie supply house for, I believe, the Movie "Red Heat"

The pistol does not exsist in the real world.

 

[oneslowgun]

I belive this is a closeup of the stunt pistol used in one episode of the Sopranos.
Do I remember right, and it was said to use Propane for the muzzle flash?

 

[full metal]

I think my 4 year old has one of those in his toy box.

 

[sig228]

It was the gun (and the scene) in which Veto shot Jackie Aprile Jr. I just watched this scene and replayed it in slow motion. Probably not a real gun. Here's another view:

 

[BevrFevr]

great work sig228

I thought it had to be made by Lego.

 

[Wayne G.]

HA! When I saw those fat fiingers around that gun in the first pic, the first thing I thought of was Vito! And BAM! There it is!

 

[crankshop1000]

A propane powered prop pistol.If you saw the episode,there was no slide action,just a little muzzle flash.

 

[jod78]

What a porker. I'm surprise he can get his finger between the trigger and guard.

 

[HMMurdock]

I met the guy that played Vito once after his weight loss... he's a helluva lot smaller than he used to be, especially in person!

What would their motivation be to have a propane powered prop pistol when there are almost certainly dozens of Glocks and Berettas and the like lying around the Soprano prop house? -It Looks cool?

 

[chopz]

well, it's almost as ugly as a glock.

 

[wardog]

"What would their motivation be to have a propane powered prop pistol when there are almost certainly dozens of Glocks and Berettas and the like lying around the Soprano prop house? -It Looks cool?"

Oh, how many times I've wondered that same thing!

 

[briansp82593]

alot of the guns they use in movies are real, just the barrel is plugged somehow....

 

[Cannonball888]

"What would their motivation be to have a propane powered prop pistol when there are almost certainly dozens of Glocks and Berettas and the like lying around the Soprano prop house? -It Looks cool?"

Using a real gun instead of a movie prop is foolish and has caused actors' deaths. There was one actor years ago from a soap opera who was joking around on the set and put a gun containing blanks to his head and pulled the trigger blasting a peice of skull fatally into his brain. Let's not forget Brandon Lee. For those of you who don't know he died by being shot with a revolver loaded with blanks but whoever loaded the blanks forgot to remove the dummy bullets (heads) inserted earlier for a frontal close-up of the revolver.