Halloween pistols

Need help finding an Indy Gun, want to discuss film used guns...

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Halloween pistols

Post by Indiana Jake »

Start checking your local Halloween super stores in larger US cities. I just found a plastic costume cap gun complete with orage tip. Funny thing, it looks just like a Smith and Wesson, but the top breaks open like a Webley or an earlier Smith to load the caps. A perfect party holster stuffer only avaiable this time of year. Start looking!

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Which store did you find this at? All I've been able to find are guns that are closer to a .357 Magnum than a .38.
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Post by Piers »

I think I have that same gun!

cost $1
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Post by whipitgood »

I have an Airsoft gun for my own Halloween party, but I won't dare to go out in public with the thing, especially in Los Angeles. I can't find a decent toy gun in any of the costume or toy stores around here. I guess it's not PC to let kids play with toy firearms anymore.
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Post by enigmata_wood »

how about posting a picture? what plastic is it made of, I might have some advice about paint that will antique it.
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