FMJMIKE
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What was your favorite movie firearm as a kid ? Did you ever buy it ?
Your Favorite Movie Firearm ?
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Robocops HIGHLY modified Beretta 93R
nope not legal to get here and can find a gunsmith able to make all the addon stuff from the movie
same deal with the modded 92 from equilibrium
a few guns i own have been in movies but i didnt get them because of that
taurus judge (max pain)
mossberg 590 (alot of movies)
nope not legal to get here and can find a gunsmith able to make all the addon stuff from the movie
same deal with the modded 92 from equilibrium
a few guns i own have been in movies but i didnt get them because of that
taurus judge (max pain)
mossberg 590 (alot of movies)
mljdeckard
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From Predator, Billy's M-16 with a 870 mounted under it.
I've grown up a bit since, BUT, an AR upper built for .22lr, with an 870 mounted under it loaded with birdshot would be the ULTIMATE bunny-busting setup.
I've grown up a bit since, BUT, an AR upper built for .22lr, with an 870 mounted under it loaded with birdshot would be the ULTIMATE bunny-busting setup.
joe817
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Winchester M97 trench gun, and the Colt 1911(not A1). answer: yes, and yes.
Straight Shooter
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Star Trek Phaser - Still waiting
lvcat2004
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sm
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When I was a kid...
The Earth was just beginning to get some curve to it.
It took some getting used to, from being flat. *wink*
Tee-vee and Mo-vee's had guns like "we" did.
When the Stork dropped me into my dresser draw crib, there was a revolver, holster, and ammo already in it, along with other "stuff" like knife, boxing gloves, Zippo Lighter, pack of Lucky Strikes, and ...
Somewhere amongst all this stuff, was a baby boy, born pre-mature. *smile*
We did not have TV when I was born, but the movies I first saw were home movies ( and slides) of folks I knew, friends of folks I knew, and "Army training movies".
I get bigger, and we get a TV, as did others and folks had Model 10s, Colt Detective Specials, Ithaca 37s, H&R Toppers, Model 12s, Gov't Model of 1911, BHP, M1 Carbine, M1 Garand, Model 94 Winchester in "thutty-thutty...
My first "toy" gun, was a 1911 looking dart gun with suction darts. It had a " Colt" on it just like the real gun".
I actually got a pair of these, and later other pairs of these. TVs had a test pattern, with a "injun" on it.
My next toy was a lever action "94" that shot corks.
A boy has to have his 1911, and "94" to shoot injuns on the TV.
A Podiatrist buddy of mine, and his daughter, also a Podiatrist, got to shooting the bull and
"The reason parents and grandparents have the foot troubles they have, is because of stepping on all them corks and suction darts, we kids left all over the house growing up."
His daughter added "...and Army men, Cowboy and Injun, Krauts and Japs, and ...
I never had the "gangster gun" [Thompson in a violin case], still I looked good on the "running board" with a lever action, single barrel, or double barrel shotgun and 1911 pistols.
We had to use the "running board" on the John Deere tractor to kill the invading german/japs/injuns/ ...
Laugh if you want, but the South never had germans invade by tank, or japs kamikaze in when I was a kid.
True.
Some black-n-white "space" show was on tv, and "what kind of stupid thing is that?" I asked.
"It is supposed to be a gun", mentors said.
"No, that is not a gun, that is a real gun" I said pointing to a Gov't Model of 1911, on the hip of a mentor.
I ain't changed a whole lot...
*grin*
The Earth was just beginning to get some curve to it.
It took some getting used to, from being flat. *wink*
Tee-vee and Mo-vee's had guns like "we" did.
When the Stork dropped me into my dresser draw crib, there was a revolver, holster, and ammo already in it, along with other "stuff" like knife, boxing gloves, Zippo Lighter, pack of Lucky Strikes, and ...
Somewhere amongst all this stuff, was a baby boy, born pre-mature. *smile*
We did not have TV when I was born, but the movies I first saw were home movies ( and slides) of folks I knew, friends of folks I knew, and "Army training movies".
I get bigger, and we get a TV, as did others and folks had Model 10s, Colt Detective Specials, Ithaca 37s, H&R Toppers, Model 12s, Gov't Model of 1911, BHP, M1 Carbine, M1 Garand, Model 94 Winchester in "thutty-thutty...
My first "toy" gun, was a 1911 looking dart gun with suction darts. It had a " Colt" on it just like the real gun".
I actually got a pair of these, and later other pairs of these. TVs had a test pattern, with a "injun" on it.
My next toy was a lever action "94" that shot corks.
A boy has to have his 1911, and "94" to shoot injuns on the TV.
A Podiatrist buddy of mine, and his daughter, also a Podiatrist, got to shooting the bull and
"The reason parents and grandparents have the foot troubles they have, is because of stepping on all them corks and suction darts, we kids left all over the house growing up."
His daughter added "...and Army men, Cowboy and Injun, Krauts and Japs, and ...
I never had the "gangster gun" [Thompson in a violin case], still I looked good on the "running board" with a lever action, single barrel, or double barrel shotgun and 1911 pistols.
We had to use the "running board" on the John Deere tractor to kill the invading german/japs/injuns/ ...
Laugh if you want, but the South never had germans invade by tank, or japs kamikaze in when I was a kid.
True.
Some black-n-white "space" show was on tv, and "what kind of stupid thing is that?" I asked.
"It is supposed to be a gun", mentors said.
"No, that is not a gun, that is a real gun" I said pointing to a Gov't Model of 1911, on the hip of a mentor.
I ain't changed a whole lot...
*grin*
Tommygunn
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Well, not a movie really,
but Sgt. Saunder's M1928A1 Thompson in the '60s TV series "COMBAT!"
but Sgt. Saunder's M1928A1 Thompson in the '60s TV series "COMBAT!"
CapnMac
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Dude, do your self a favor and rent el Mariachi to see how much cooler a movie the orginal was. Even better subtitled in Spanish. But, I'm biased.
capnmac, I have seen all 3. the scene that I like the most in desperado is when he is in that bar reloading both his 45's and as soon as he loads them this guy jumps on him. He catches him with his feet, sends him flying and unloads both mags on him while he's in the air. I just like it.
I also liked equilibrium's SUPER moded beretta 92's.
I also liked equilibrium's SUPER moded beretta 92's.
Uncle Mike
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When I was a kid... S&W 29. yep, got it, but a 629.
Now that I'm an older kid... Garand!
Now that I'm an older kid... Garand!
hillbillyman
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Watched a lot of westerns way back in the 60's ...
Always admired the way a lever gun looked and
how valuable they were in a cowboys life ...
I own 4 ... .45 long colt , .44-40 ,.30-30 and .35 Remington ...
Always admired the way a lever gun looked and
how valuable they were in a cowboys life ...
I own 4 ... .45 long colt , .44-40 ,.30-30 and .35 Remington ...
Bradym77
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I want one of these!
http://www.videosift.com/video/Fifth-Element-Zorg-demonstrates-the-ZF-1-gun
But without the little red button on the bottom of the gun
http://www.videosift.com/video/Fifth-Element-Zorg-demonstrates-the-ZF-1-gun
But without the little red button on the bottom of the gun
BunnyPuncher
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I'm a sucker for the wwII german stuff in 9mm. Luger pistols and also the submachine guns (ex: MP40) just have that slightly exotic look to them that is so different from Anglo design.
From Band of Brothers, to Battleground, I love me shows with German firearms.
I don't own any, because I cannot afford them (other than a K98).
From Band of Brothers, to Battleground, I love me shows with German firearms.
I don't own any, because I cannot afford them (other than a K98).
VINTAGE-SLOTCARS
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Your Favorite Movie Firearm
"the Wild BUNCH" ,, I now have a take down m-1897 with a sling.
"the Wild BUNCH" ,, I now have a take down m-1897 with a sling.
db_tanker
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hmm...saw one movie...called Hard Target. I wanted Lance Henriksen's TC in 45-70...
Got it. only in 16" and not 14" like in the movie.
NOW I want the Steve McQueen-Tom Horn 1876 Winchester in 45-75.
Got it. only in 16" and not 14" like in the movie.
NOW I want the Steve McQueen-Tom Horn 1876 Winchester in 45-75.
BigGuy52
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M61 20mm Vulcan cannon.
From Armageddon.
Ammo cost would be unreal, though.
From Armageddon.
Ammo cost would be unreal, though.
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