Need An Airsoft Gun As Movie Prop

I'm looking for an airsoft pistol for a movie prop. It must use gas or batteries (prefer gas though), have blowback (for recoil and realism look), and preferably use a clip to load. Now i'm a little bit taken back by all of the choices available. If someone who has one, or knows about them could recommend one to me, i'd appreciate it. I'm going to just use it as a prop, so i'm not looking to spend more than 60 bucks on one.

I&#39;ve already checked Ebay, and it seems like very few people are actually allowing bids anymore. Most of them set the starting bid at 59.99 and a "buy it now" price at 59.99 <_< .

Thanks

get em. they start at about £150 in thew shopps

I need to go a little cheaper than 150, i&#39;m not looking to airsoft or shoot the neighbors dog, just use it for some shots in movies.

Anyone recommend brands with a cheaper price?

You looking for a hand gun?

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I&#39;m looking for an airsoft pistol

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Yep :lol:

This is the one I have....had it for months now....no issues yet

http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews10817.html

That looks VERY cool, would be great for my movies. Could you give me a little more info on it (material-plastic or metal, gas/spring/electric, does it have blowback)?
And I hope you don&#39;t mind me asking, approx. how much money did you dish out for it?

Thanks

http://www.speedytoys.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=11

no blowback :(

awww man. I kinda need the blowback. But i&#39;ll keep an eye out for that style gun... very cool.

Thanks for the help

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Originally posted by mojo2185@13 June 2004 - 18:31
That looks VERY cool, would be great for my movies. Could you give me a little more info on it (material-plastic or metal, gas/spring/electric, does it have blowback)?
And I hope you don&#39;t mind me asking, approx. how much money did you dish out for it?

Thanks

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Plastic or metal doesn&#39;t really matter unless you actually need to see a shot where the pistol is dropped on the ground. Most studios will use either real firearms with blanks, or as was mentioned in another post airsoft guns with cg muzzle flashes.
Any shots however that do not require the gun to perform an action (either racking the slide or firing) are usually done with rubber casts so that the gun can be completely abused without being damaged.

Fuck airsoft guns.

http://www.masterappliance.com/gg100large.jpg

Now that&#39;s badass.

I own an Airsoft Walther P99 and I&#39;ve had no problems with it at all.

Try this site for more info:


http://airsoft.dot.at/index.php?switchlanguage=us


I found it to be quite helpful. Good luck with the film. ;)

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Fuck airsoft guns.
http://www.masterappliance.com/gg100large.jpg
Now that&#39;s badass.

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Wow... you&#39;re right

EDIT: I just got one for 50 bucks. Its a Sig Sauer P226 Gas Blowback made by KWC. Comes with a plastic carrying case and some BBs.

Where can I find cheap green gas, or how much should I expect to pay for some? I&#39;m looking to bid on some on Ebay, but I&#39;d like to try to not get ripped off by some seller.

Thanks

In my experience prop guns don&#39;t work well on film, i prefer to use prop bananas painted black, on camera they look so realistic, something to do with the shutter speed of cameras or something

check out my movie: Pee Wee&#39;s Revenge: The Hand That Strokes the Gun

Cool... what&#39;s the link?

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Pee Wee&#39;s Revenge: The Hand That Strokes the Gun

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Yeah, that&#39;s probably a joke <_< :lol: