Does http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... m=56792430 look pretty close to the Revolver to you guys?
My question is.. Why didn't he USE it.
Seems a more efficient, easier to handle weapon than the sawed-off..
Perhaps the Ammo is restricted & too hard to come by so the gun was empty?
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stepchld,
$200 is the total estimated price after mods. The actual Russian boots can go from $20 to $90.
Karol
$200 is the total estimated price after mods. The actual Russian boots can go from $20 to $90.
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Foxtrot X-Ray,
Yeah, that looks pretty close.I wouldn't give 600 dollars for it though. As to why he might not have used it, I guess it wasn't in the script.
Honestly, I would have rather used the revolver over the shotgun due to the shotgun's fierce recoil. The shotgun is very powerful within its short range but you pay a price for that power.
Yeah, that looks pretty close.I wouldn't give 600 dollars for it though. As to why he might not have used it, I guess it wasn't in the script.

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In Many respects, Gunbroker auctions are just like eBay.. Sometimes the BIN price and/or reserve is set too high.
Wishing I had a few spare bucks the other day.. watched an auction for an H&R 949 just like mine go by with no bids.. No Reserve, Starting bid $60.
A Matched pair of "Forty-Niners" would be good.
Not sure what my FFL would charge me for a reciever fee, though. Should check on that.
Wishing I had a few spare bucks the other day.. watched an auction for an H&R 949 just like mine go by with no bids.. No Reserve, Starting bid $60.
A Matched pair of "Forty-Niners" would be good.
Not sure what my FFL would charge me for a reciever fee, though. Should check on that.
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I did a Google search on costume weaponry and found some S+W's and others that might work for the Max 1 garb. Rubber cast guns run around the $50.oo mark, while replicas are going as high as $200.oo or so. I also found a rubber casted 9mm Broomhandle replica that Max wears in BTD for $35.oo...might consider that one.
KAROL: Where can I find a plain belt buckle like the BTD ASTORE POLICE buckle? Any replicas known? I can inscribe/ingrave the letters if necessary...just curious.
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Hey Bronze! I found a metal non-firing broomhandle Mauser on [url]http://www.sportsmansguide.com>[/url]
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Bronze21: No, there are no replicas of that particular belt buckle. I don't even know anyone who has put together a BTD costume, besides myself. I used an old, worn, brass Pacific Islands Regiment (Australian Navy) buckle. I found it on eBay. Try "regiment buckle" or "officer buckle" in your search.
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Re: Max's Revolver from Mad Max
I think the Mad Max (1) handgun is the Smith & Wesson M19 6" barrel revolver in .357 magnum.
The grips have the S&W medallion, ramp style front sight, pretty strait forward if you've been
looking at S&W revolvers for the last few months.
The outward appearance is the same as the Model 53... but it's not .22 caliber.
Russ
The grips have the S&W medallion, ramp style front sight, pretty strait forward if you've been
looking at S&W revolvers for the last few months.

The outward appearance is the same as the Model 53... but it's not .22 caliber.

Russ
Re: Max's Revolver from Mad Max
I did a little more digging into the issue of Max's gun, and I'm beginning to wonder if we'll ever know which model it was. I believe the folks on the madmaxreplica Yahoo! forum decided it was a model 53 a few years ago. Then Rook3 says on his website that it's not a 58 (typo?) but a model 19. Then on IMFDB, they say it's a model 28. So I don't see how we can to know which model of blued S&W 6" barrel revolvers Max had for sure. There were so many models manufactured, and we don't even know what caliber his gun was.
As far as a close replica, jwrites had this airsoft revolver and I found one at a low price online:
http://www.blazingtoys.com/products/btua934b.html
The only thing wrong with it is that the cylindrical piece that runs along the bottom of the barrel goes all the way down (I'm guessing that's what makes it a "Python"). But otherwise, it seems like the best choice for your MFP costume. One of the cool things about this airsoft gun is that real rounds will fit into the chambers. I have a guy I've ordered inert rounds from before, and we are going to throw some real 357's or 38 Specials in there just because we can!
As far as a close replica, jwrites had this airsoft revolver and I found one at a low price online:
http://www.blazingtoys.com/products/btua934b.html
The only thing wrong with it is that the cylindrical piece that runs along the bottom of the barrel goes all the way down (I'm guessing that's what makes it a "Python"). But otherwise, it seems like the best choice for your MFP costume. One of the cool things about this airsoft gun is that real rounds will fit into the chambers. I have a guy I've ordered inert rounds from before, and we are going to throw some real 357's or 38 Specials in there just because we can!