Kingsman: "Carnwennan 9mm" * Video Update 8.23.18

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That looks awesome! Do you know what did they do to deactivate it?
 
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That's quite a knot of regulations to unravel @_@


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That is a very interesting set of regulations to have to overcome to build your props.
 
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one, maybe wierd observation wich might have a logical answer but why are quite alot of movie prop guns based on realy crappy base weapons?
 
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one, maybe wierd observation wich might have a logical answer but why are quite alot of movie prop guns based on realy crappy base weapons?

I think in most cases it's because they're cheap, and at least in some cases there are a lot of them out there as well. Sooooo many people made Tokarev clones. Same with Mauser C96s. Just tons of surplus. Does the Tokarev have a bad rep? Seems like a decent 1911ish shooter to me. I've never handled one, so my knowledge is pretty much limited to Hickock45 vids...
 
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tokarevs are well build but are not nice to shoot with. angle of the grip is steep so it feels bit awkward and even painfull when fired. but that might be my opinion only. didnt like it at all
 
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Wow that is a great picture! I'm still working on measurements for the designer which is kind of hard for them without actually having the prop in hand. I may just send it off
 
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That is a stunt casting. The extra material on the bottom of the trigger guard, attaching the trigger, that's a giveaway.
 
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They smooth over stuff on stunt castings all the time. Very common. Some times the back half of trigger guards are filled in. Some times they do it to protect the hero from rubber mold material getting into seams and actions and things, and some times it's so they can have a visual marker on set to distinquish the hero gun from the stunt guns. Heck, the pulse rifles on Aliens looked very different as the barrel shrouds were cast wrong. Still used 'em, and most viewers never noticed a thing while watching the movie.
 
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I'm at it again! v3 is coming along and this time I'll be experimenting with molding and casting. I finally have a one part mold/casting under my belt so I'm hoping to be successful with a two part mold.

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