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Just decided to "dress up" MFP style now that I'm getting all the stuff together and get a shot. Boots are still in the mail. Here's what I've spent so far.





Abbyshot Leather Jacket $250 (eBay)


Leather Pants $33 (eBay)


Leather Boots $26 (eBay)


Leather Gloves $22 (Wilson's)


Blue Shirt $4 (Michaels)


Double Barrell Shotgun "Stevens 5100" $180 (Gun Show)


Aviator Glasses $14 (TS Guy)





I'm the same age as Max in the first film too.

And the goods...

I'm assuming the Sawed-off in the lower pic is a non-firing Prop gun, yes?





Please keep in mind, folks...





Some of our readers could be in Law Enforcement.


Don't for a nanosecond assume that you can't be located by said Authorities if they believe you to be in possession of Illegal firearms (Or anything else illegal, for that matter).





I recommend such things be kept quiet.











That said.. Looks like a pretty cool set.

It is a real firing gun, but it is the same one from the first pic, I will admit I just digitally sawed it off with the computer. They arn't completely illegal to own, you just have to have the proper tax stamp.

Impressive....very impressive !!


Doug

Guess I should have photoshopped some more to make the purple shells blue eh Doug? lol

FOCUSED Doug! FOCUSED!


"Abbyshot Leather Jacket $250 (eBay)

Leather Pants $33 (eBay)

Leather Boots $26 (eBay)

Leather Gloves $22 (Wilson's)

Blue Shirt $4 (Michaels)

Double Barrell Shotgun "Stevens 5100" $180 (Gun Show)

Aviator Glasses $14 (TS Guy)"



Dressing in uniform and "being" a MFP officer...PRICELESS.

Every year we have a clay pigeon shoot here in my village, just about every rural town has one over the course of spring/summer/autumn. Thousands of clay pigeons are sacrificed to trigger happy Frenchmen. Anyway if you're after blue shotgun shells then take a gander at this little selection...





Pretty rainbow colours eh? This is just 4 hours worth of blasting away at the sky. Those are all plastic cases. I haven't seen the cardboard type in years.


No I don't shoot, nor do I have a shotgun. They do have a little village shoot out though, and I'm proud to say last year my girlfriend, Alison, won the ladies competition. 8 ladies shot (None had ever fired a gun before) Alison won by hitting one clay out of a possible 10 everyone else missed. She got a trophy cup too! One lady actually shot the ground before lifting the gun ready to aim! After that, we gave her plenty of room!


Biker

Jon, can you e-mail some pics of the shotgun? as many as ya like and hi res too..also include make/model.


Thanks, Doug

Quote: Originally posted by PursuitSpecial on 14 February 2007It is a real firing gun, but it is the same one from the first pic, I will admit I just digitally sawed it off with the computer. They arn't completely illegal to own, you just have to have the proper tax stamp.

Farily convincing Photo-Chop.





I'm aware of the Tax-Stamp & would hope you'd either get one of these or keep a Sub 18" barreled gun under wraps.


(A Non-firing prop is certainly better for Costume purposes, that's for sure.. I've had the odd tense moment using my favorite Broadsword for costume events, myself)





Still looking to convert my ol' H&R into a bit larger bore as soon as I nab a barrel for the price I feel inclined to pay & still deciding what to do with the Mossberg I just picked up.