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Interest Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model
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Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
Pm coming to you too
Pm coming to you too
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
If I may ask, why is that? Is it just a safely precaution? Would it be modifiable to be rotated when the trigger is pulled? The barrel would be plugged and the firing pin would still be short or not there in the first place. I totally get it though. Safety first
If I may ask, why is that? Is it just a safely precaution? Would it be modifiable to be rotated when the trigger is pulled? The barrel would be plugged and the firing pin would still be short or not there in the first place. I totally get it though. Safety first
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
Hello Sarednab,
I'm quiet disappointed about the barrel free movement : project said
Working moving part! You can use it just like Indy (NOT real gun, this is just a toy). You can use all parts of the real one... simply AMAZING!
This isn't what I thought this replicawould be : I understand safety but revolving cylinder isn't what makes a replica possibly dangerous (Blade runner PKD blasters replicas for example....).
Please let me know if this non revolving cylinder is something that could be fixed as I might be out of this project.
Is there something else we should know about this replica that wouldn't be working?
Best
Hello Sarednab,
I'm quiet disappointed about the barrel free movement : project said
Working moving part! You can use it just like Indy (NOT real gun, this is just a toy). You can use all parts of the real one... simply AMAZING!
This isn't what I thought this replicawould be : I understand safety but revolving cylinder isn't what makes a replica possibly dangerous (Blade runner PKD blasters replicas for example....).
Please let me know if this non revolving cylinder is something that could be fixed as I might be out of this project.
Is there something else we should know about this replica that wouldn't be working?
Best
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
I don't think that this point could be considered "not working". It isn't static. It could be open and rotate.
Working moving part! You can use it just like Indy (NOT real gun, this is just a toy). You can use all parts of the real one... simply AMAZING!
I wrote this and this is what you'll have from your kit. There are many movement parts on the guns
I don't think that this point could be considered "not working". It isn't static. It could be open and rotate.
Working moving part! You can use it just like Indy (NOT real gun, this is just a toy). You can use all parts of the real one... simply AMAZING!
I wrote this and this is what you'll have from your kit. There are many movement parts on the guns
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Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
While it still is working, it does impede the accuracy a bit. I'm wondering if it could be changed? It might be a few extra parts, but I think it'll be worth it. If not, could the buyer modify the kit or get real steel parts to get it to rotate? Still going to be awesome either way.
While it still is working, it does impede the accuracy a bit. I'm wondering if it could be changed? It might be a few extra parts, but I think it'll be worth it. If not, could the buyer modify the kit or get real steel parts to get it to rotate? Still going to be awesome either way.
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
Sorry to be so curious but why having a non rotating cylinder? legal matters or too difficult to produce? It's quiet difficult for me to understand why such an easy/characteristic possibility for a revolver won't be offer on that replica ..... If it's just a matter of cost could it be offer as an option? Thanks...
Sorry to be so curious but why having a non rotating cylinder? legal matters or too difficult to produce? It's quiet difficult for me to understand why such an easy/characteristic possibility for a revolver won't be offer on that replica ..... If it's just a matter of cost could it be offer as an option? Thanks...
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
It required more involved work on each guns (more more more) and particular materials component made in special alloy. This can't be sold in a 450$ kit. Again, with a good skill, a buyer could do it. But it will not be easy.
This kit born in this way, but since it is a kit the real propmaker will be the buyer that could decide how finish his gun
It required more involved work on each guns (more more more) and particular materials component made in special alloy. This can't be sold in a 450$ kit. Again, with a good skill, a buyer could do it. But it will not be easy.
This kit born in this way, but since it is a kit the real propmaker will be the buyer that could decide how finish his gun
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
Not too much mate! We going slowly beside other projects. We'll put on this project in full time as soon as Roger Rabbit gun will be deliver, so VERY soon
How are things going on the kit ? I was wondering if there was any news?
Thanks
Not too much mate! We going slowly beside other projects. We'll put on this project in full time as soon as Roger Rabbit gun will be deliver, so VERY soon
Re: Indiana Jones - Smith & Wesson 2nd Model - METAL - KIT VERSION
I'm in the same situation. Any takers for my spot?
I'm in the same situation. Any takers for my spot?
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