New Airsoft Indy Style Pistols

IndyWannaBee · Post by **IndyWannaBee** » Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:07 pm

No more having to MOD! Our prayers have been answered!

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NEW!!! TSD Sports INDIANA JONES STYLE Spring Airsoft Revolver - 4" Barrel Specs:

* 1:1 Real Scale - Design with rotating cylinder system like the real revolver.
* Long, four inch barrel
* Six cartridges per cylinder like the real revolver.
* 6 shells included
* Spare Shells: SD+MUG134 (Plastic) & SD+MUG134BRASS (Metal)
* Adjustable rear sight.
* Spring-cocking air piston system.
* Velocity: 260 fps
* Caliber: 6mm BBs or Paintball
* Hop-up: Fixed
* Material: Heavy Weight Construction - Metal Parts and Antishock ABS
* Spring Powered Hop-up System
* Ultra Grade Airsoft Pistol Manufactured by UHC
* Quality Heavy Weight Construction - Metal Parts and Antishock ABS
Extremely Realistic in Appearance and Feel.
* Includes a TSD 30-day warranty.

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NEW!!! TSD Sports INDIANA JONES STYLE Spring Airsoft Revolver - 6" Barrel Specs:

* 1:1 Real Scale - Design with rotating cylinder system like the real revolver.
* Long, four inch barrel
* Six cartridges per cylinder like the real revolver.
* 6 shells included
* Spare Shells: SD+MUG134 (Plastic) & SD+MUG134BRASS (Metal)
* Adjustable rear sight.
* Spring-cocking air piston system.
* Velocity: 260 fps
* Caliber: 6mm BBs or Paintball
* Hop-up: Fixed
* Material: Heavy Weight Construction - Metal Parts and Antishock ABS
* Spring Powered Hop-up System
* Ultra Grade Airsoft Pistol Manufactured by UHC
* Quality Heavy Weight Construction - Metal Parts and Antishock ABS
Extremely Realistic in Appearance and Feel.
* Includes a TSD 30-day warranty.

Herr Doktor · Post by **Herr Doktor** » Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:11 pm

Hmmm...interesting. Those aren't the pics that came up when I did a search.

I still think this one is closer with a little minor modding...

IndyWannaBee · Post by **IndyWannaBee** » Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:12 pm

www.speedytoys.com

http://www.speedytoys.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=5633

http://www.speedytoys.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=5638

Photoss · Post by **Photoss** » Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:07 pm

I'm sorry, but to me it appears it still needs a lot of work...

ichnob · Post by **ichnob** » Mon Jun 09, 2008 5:11 pm

For $28 before tax and shipping, sounds really good to me.

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:29 pm

Herr Doktor wrote:Hmmm...interesting. Those aren't the pics that came up when I did a search.

I still think this one is closer with a little minor modding...

I just got this airsoft gun yesterday from Speedy Toys. I immediately removed the "contour grip" add-on, and I used a silver pen to smudge on some "wear & tear" around the edges of the gun. I think it looks pretty good. I'm trying to figure out a way to add a lanyard loop to the handle.

I'll try to take some pics of it to show you guys.

---Tim

rjallen70 · Post by **rjallen70** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:55 pm

pics would be great...Thanks!
Ron

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 6:56 pm

Herr Doktor wrote:Hmmm...interesting. Those aren't the pics that came up when I did a search.

I still think this one is closer with a little minor modding...

I just bought that gun last saturday, it isn't very accurate but it rocks as a prop!!

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:17 pm

What should I do? The two styles from speedytoys seem to be very reasonable facsimilies for less than $50.00. I believe that both need quite a bit of modding. Then we have Keppler's all resin model for approx. $100.00 but it isn't functional at all and the pictures on his website hopefully do not do it justice, it looks very fake to me. Then there is Todd's version that looks outstanding,the only modding it really needs is scraping off some paint and removing a couple stickers, but cost over $200.00 after shipping.

Herr Doktor · Post by **Herr Doktor** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:46 pm

scot...depends on what you are looking for out of the prop. Are you looking for something to simply fit in the holster, or are you looking for screen accuracy? What's your budget?

I wish Shawn still had his FS thread in the Bazaar. I just bought a holster and one of the .38 airsoft pistols from him. Guess I'll have to post my own pics when they come in. He did a fantastic job with the pistol I posted the pic of...added wood grips and all. I'm going to wait and see what TimInKC comes up with for the lanyard ring.

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:04 am

Here are a few pics of the airsoft revolver shown in the above posts, after I have done some "distressing" on it with a silver pen. I used some up-close pictures of Indy's Smith&Wesson revolver from Raiders. I'm still trying to figure out what to do about adding a lanyard loop to the handle, but I think it looks good so far...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3258/256 ... 2db7_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3172/256 ... e73e_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3138/256 ... f832_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3049/256 ... e164_o.jpg

---Tim

ichnob · Post by **ichnob** » Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:19 am

Wow, Tim. I was debating between the two guns (leaning towards the $30 airsoft due to price), but after seeing your modding, I've made my decision to go w/ the .38 FBI instead of the Indy-style 4". Great work, and keep it up.

(I wish I could switch the body of the FBI gun with the handle of the Indy-style. Then it would be ideal.)

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:12 pm

ichnob wrote:Wow, Tim. I was debating between the two guns (leaning towards the $30 airsoft due to price), but after seeing your modding, I've made my decision to go w/ the .38 FBI instead of the Indy-style 4". Great work, and keep it up.

(I wish I could switch the body of the FBI gun with the handle of the Indy-style. Then it would be ideal.)

Thanks, I appreciate the compliment. I was surprised myself at how simple it was to get it to look that way. Now if only there was something to do about that darn lanyard ring...

---Tim

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Fri Jun 13, 2008 9:51 pm

how did you get the one handle part off?

BroadSword · Post by **BroadSword** » Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:51 pm

Just unscrew the grips and then you just pop it right off.

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 5:24 pm

I am glad it is that simple, mine should be here tomorrow. I am a little angry it didn't arrive today. I chose UPS three day select and for some stupid reason it went through Canada then south of me to Kentucky. Tomorrow will be day 4 not includiing Sat. & Sun. I will probabably start modding right away and get some pics up by the weekend.

Zombie Jones · Post by **Zombie Jones** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 3:00 am

TimInKC wrote:Here are a few pics of the airsoft revolver shown in the above posts, after I have done some "distressing" on it with a silver pen. I used some up-close pictures of Indy's Smith&Wesson revolver from Raiders. I'm still trying to figure out what to do about adding a lanyard loop to the handle, but I think it looks good so far...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3258/256 ... 2db7_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3172/256 ... e73e_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3138/256 ... f832_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3049/256 ... e164_o.jpg

---Tim

Even without the lanyard ring, IMO the .38 FBI model is a much closer match to Indy's "Bapty" S&W. Those "Indiana Jones Style" guns look more like something Dirty Harry would carry.

Beautiful weathering Tim!

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 7:59 am

Zombie Jones wrote:Even without the lanyard ring, IMO the .38 FBI model is a much closer match to Indy's "Bapty" S&W. Those "Indiana Jones Style" guns look more like something Dirty Harry would carry.

Beautiful weathering Tim!

Thanks a bunch, Zombie.

I figured it's as close as I'll be able to get to Indy's pistol for now, since I can't just go out and buy an old S&W 1917. Those new "S&W Classic" releases look great, but at upwards of a thousand bucks, it's steep.

---Tim

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:14 pm

Mine arrived this morning, the contour grip came off with no problem. How did you get the orange tip off is the million dollar question?

Alex · Post by **Alex** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 2:42 pm

Paint over it.

Then you have an excuse to weather the gun in silver details.

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 3:23 pm

scot2525 wrote:Mine arrived this morning, the contour grip came off with no problem. How did you get the orange tip off is the million dollar question?

Ah, the orange tip. If you take a screwdriver (or similar tool) and place the tip of it just inside the barrel, you can pry the orange tip out. It sounds strange to explain it this way, but it is done while being careful and forceful at the same time. Don't try to just pop it right out quickly, try to pry it out slowly.

Also, if the authorities come calling, tell them I didn't remove the orange tip.

---Tim

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:05 pm

TimInKC wrote:
scot2525 wrote:Mine arrived this morning, the contour grip came off with no problem. How did you get the orange tip off is the million dollar question?

Ah, the orange tip. If you take a screwdriver (or similar tool) and place the tip of it just inside the barrel, you can pry the orange tip out. It sounds strange to explain it this way, but it is done while being careful and forceful at the same time. Don't try to just pop it right out quickly, try to pry it out slowly.

Also, if the authorities come calling, tell them I didn't remove the orange tip.

---Tim

Popped right out for me with zero problems without any real effort just as easy as the grips. I have a silver acrylic paint marker by testors that I will probably use to apply the "bare metal" look to it. I tried a fine sandpaper but it appears that only the hammer, trigger, and maybe the barrell are real metal.

I may call Todd and see if he has and would be willing to sell the lanyard rings he installs on his guns. FYI I saw today that Todd has added two more Raider's Gun's to his website.

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:12 pm

scot2525 wrote:Popped right out for me with zero problems without any real effort just as easy as the grips. I have a silver acrylic paint marker by testors that I will probably use to apply the "bare metal" look to it. I tried a fine sandpaper but it appears that only the hammer and trigger are real metal

I used a silver marker as well. I alternated between applying a small dab of silver either directly onto the gun and smudge it with my fingertip, or apply the marker to the tip of a wadded-up paper towel and smudge it on from there.

Is there anyone out there who has any ideas regarding a lanyard loop? If it could be fitted to screw into the gun's airsoft gas port on the bottom of the handle, that would be ideal.

---Tim

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:15 pm

scot2525 wrote:I may call Todd and see if he has and would be willing to sell the lanyard rings he installs on his guns. FYI I saw today that Todd has added two more Raider's Gun's to his website.

Calling Todd sounds like a good idea. Keep us updated.

---Tim

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:41 pm

TimInKC wrote:
scot2525 wrote:I may call Todd and see if he has and would be willing to sell the lanyard rings he installs on his guns. FYI I saw today that Todd has added two more Raider's Gun's to his website.

Calling Todd sounds like a good idea. Keep us updated.

---Tim

First I want to say thank you Tim for the tips and pics. Your mods look fantastic. I will be sure to post here any info I get from Todd. It may take a couple of days as I want to wait until after my next order arrives from him before I call. I haven't heard from him regarding my whip exchange so I will probably call him Thursday after another order arrives.

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:46 pm

the guns that todd is selling right now are modified airsoft guns
so he will probably also tell you where to drill for the lanyard ring

Serial Hero · Post by **Serial Hero** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 6:08 pm

What about superglue or an epoxy.

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 6:11 pm

i don't think it would stick on very long with super glue, using the paper towel-superglue trick would probably

Zombie Jones · Post by **Zombie Jones** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 6:42 pm

TimInKC wrote:
Zombie Jones wrote:Even without the lanyard ring, IMO the .38 FBI model is a much closer match to Indy's "Bapty" S&W. Those "Indiana Jones Style" guns look more like something Dirty Harry would carry.

Beautiful weathering Tim!
Thanks a bunch, Zombie.

I figured it's as close as I'll be able to get to Indy's pistol for now, since I can't just go out and buy an old S&W 1917. Those new "S&W Classic" releases look great, but at upwards of a thousand bucks, it's steep.

---Tim

Same here. Even Todd's replica guns, as beautiful as they are, are out of my price range. I think I'll be nabbing one of those Airsoft guns in the near future; I can handle a little weathering job.

IndyWannaBee · Post by **IndyWannaBee** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 7:49 pm

Merely pointing out another inexpensive option for those of you on a budget. This is just info that I am passing on from the subscription notice I recieved after I purchased my FBI model Airsoft 4 monhs ago.

Take it for what it is worth or not at all.

Puppetboy · Post by **Puppetboy** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 8:34 pm

Guys, my lanyard rings will not work on those guns. The gas cylinder is right where the ring needs to go. Mine are a 3/4" long bolt. Sorry to disappoint.

I saw one of these modified with a lanyard ring that had a short wood screw on it. It was just screwed into the plastic frame until it hit the gas cylinder. Not very secure, but it stayed on.

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 8:58 pm

Puppetboy wrote:Guys, my lanyard rings will not work on those guns. The gas cylinder is right where the ring needs to go. Mine are a 3/4" long bolt. Sorry to disappoint.

I saw one of these modified with a lanyard ring that had a short wood screw on it. It was just screwed into the plastic frame until it hit the gas cylinder. Not very secure, but it stayed on.

If a person was not worried about damaging the gas cylinder of this model could it be made to work?

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Tue Jun 17, 2008 9:12 pm

Puppetboy wrote:Guys, my lanyard rings will not work on those guns. The gas cylinder is right where the ring needs to go. Mine are a 3/4" long bolt. Sorry to disappoint.

I saw one of these modified with a lanyard ring that had a short wood screw on it. It was just screwed into the plastic frame until it hit the gas cylinder. Not very secure, but it stayed on.

Where do you acquire your lanyard rings?

---Tim

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 12:35 am

there is an option to drill a bit off center away from the gas chamber

Puppetboy · Post by **Puppetboy** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 11:54 am

You can find these anywhere. Do a Google search for sling swivels and you'll turn up tons of these.

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 2:05 pm

thanks Todd

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 5:40 pm

A couple pics pics so far.

TimInKC · Post by **TimInKC** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 6:16 pm

Looking good.

Why type of holster do you have?

---Tim

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:26 pm

TimInKC wrote:Looking good.

Why type of holster do you have?

---Tim

Thanks Tim, I am trying to be subtle with most of the weathering on the gun.

The holster is a Todd's standard that I have started to age a bit. I put it an old pillow case with some rocks, cat litter, and mulch, then drug it around for a few minutes. Took it out of the bag wiped it off and applied a bronzing suntan lotion my wife uses and let it sit in the sun for several hours. I also took a scotchbrite pad to the gold stud.

IndianaJack91 · Post by **IndianaJack91** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:32 pm

extreme distressing!!!!

scot2525 · Post by **scot2525** » Thu Jun 19, 2008 5:37 pm

I would like to try modding the grips by getting a putty that hardens when activated and making the diamond shape and applying it to the grips and let it adhere and finish hardening then paint the diamonds. I also will try find swivel swing that I can simply glue on.