tark
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For $1,057,500 Rock Island Auction Co. strikes again! Hope this is close enough to "gun related" to post. If not, please delete and forgive.
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Well, it looks like they got $400k more out of it then expected.For $900,000 Rock Island Auction Co. strikes again! Hope this is close enough to "gun related" to post. If not, please delete and forgive.
Yes we do...Wow. Nerds have money now.
Terrible waste of a C96.The actual blaster from the auction is built on a C96
IIRC the guts of that are a Taurus model 85.
The Prop Master Rodger Christian put that gun together with scrap parts from WW2 surplus junk no other movie sets wanted. They literally had a budget of ZERO, Quotes were, “nobody want to see a Cowboy movie in space”For $900,000 Rock Island Auction Co. strikes again! Hope this is close enough to "gun related" to post. If not, please delete and forgive.
Dude that's why property values have shot up over the last decade plus.Wow. Nerds have money now.
Most of the Star Wars blasters are based on real guns with Sci-fi/techie bits bolted and glued on to them. For example the standard Storm Trooper E-11 blaster are built around Sterling Sub-gun guns. Their heavier weapons DLT-19 heavy blaster is a slightly modified MG-34 of WWII German pedigree and the T-21 repeating heavy blaster is a spruced up Lewis gun. Most of the other guns of the movies started with an existing firearm. Its rather an interesting cross over between real guns and sci-fi movie props.
IDK, it might be in working conditionTerrible waste of a C96.
"Age of the Geek baby."Wow. Nerds have money now.