Anybody have any Movie theme guns?

[CraigAPS]

Some pre clear work,
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That looks amazing! You're doing a fantastic job! Is the lettering paint or stickers??

 

[TheHive]

getting closer***

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[shootersix]

getting closer***

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looking good!

 

[TheJoker]

Oh, where to begin.... PPK, M1, 1891/30pu, 1894...

I'll start with The Walking Dead and Andrea's Smith & Wesson 3913LS. I bought my baby one about a year before the series premiered. She has been tearing up the RR Events with it this summer.

 

[warthog]

I have a bunch. Some are prop guns, some are guns that were used in the movies, some are actual guns used in actual movies.
I would post a pix or two of all of them but it would take too much effort. lol

 

[MinuteManMike]

I don't currenty own any movie-theme guns but I am debating on buying a Dirty Harry S&W 44 for my own 44th birthday present this month.

I would love to own a German-made Walther PPK a la James Bond.

 

[blakeelee]

my dads got a really good lookin PPK. bought it after seeing the newest james bond movie,

 

[repeter1977]

I know this was more a radio show, but what pistols did the Lone Ranger carry?

 

[Beowulf]

I know this was more a radio show, but what pistols did the Lone Ranger carry?

Not sure about the radio show, but apparently the 1949 TV version of the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) carried a Colt 1873 Artillery model (5.5" barrel).

 

[gregr]

For the record I have always thought that was the case....As any one who tried to buy a Model 29 Smith and Wesson during the 1970's will tell you or anyone who tried to buy a Shiloh Sharps post Quigley Down Under will tell you...

How many Thompson Center Hawken's do you think sold after Jeremiah Johnson????

Yup, and good luck trying to get a Colt Python during the Starsky and Hutch run...

 

[repeter1977]

Not sure about the radio show, but apparently the 1949 TV version of the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) carried a Colt 1873 Artillery model (5.5" barrel).

Cool, I very vaguely remember the show, but I have podcasts of the old radio show and made me kinda wonder anyway. Thanks

 

[actaeon277]

Cool, I very vaguely remember the show, but I have podcasts of the old radio show and made me kinda wonder anyway. Thanks

Barely remember.
Bah
Youngster.

Every Sunday was the Lone Ranger, with his faithful Indian companion Tanto.
After that was Pancho and Cisco.

Sunday nights was Family Classics with Frazier Thomas.