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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => Airgun Gate => : bigbluezuk December 26, 2009, 01:59:32 PM
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I have looked but cannot find the model airgun used in the movie "Home Alone". It looks very close to a Red Ryder, however it has pump action like the model 25.
A video clip here http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=31139530 shows the gun. Of course, with movies they might have modified it just to get that pump action for coolness.
Any help or ideas!
Thanks
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If you pause the clip, you can see that it is a Red Ryder or a clone with the cocking ring cut off. Also when he cocks it, he pulls the forearm forward. I've never seen a BB Gun that cocks that way.
I could be wrong though!
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It may have been altered for the movie, specialized hehe. :o :) Ed
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Talking about airguns in movies......in the mid-70's (I think) there was a movie (Bless the Beasts and Children) about a bunch of boys in a Boy's Camp. In one scene one of them shot out a tire of some bully's car with a "bb/pellet" gun with only one pump. Don't know what bb gun was used.... Don't think they really shot at the tire....the bb/pellet would definitely bounce back!!!!
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pure fantasy, prop made from red ryder
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Yeah, movie prop, much like all those old 1873 Trapdoor Springfields Hollywood "converted" into flintlocks for a lot of the 1930's movies. I tried a Daisy pump BB gun (not a model 25 but the one with the pressed metal receiver and short stroke) and it was a bear to cycle. That kid would never have been able to flick - flick it like in the clip.
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My best freind got one like that from a garage sale back around 1982 it didn't have any markings on it but it was a wickedly fast repeater as fast as you could pump and pull the trigger it would spit out a bb.It didn't have much power but it was a ton of fun.
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I saw the movie again the other night and was thinking it was a Daisy model 572, but looking at the video clip I see that it isn't. I'm think it's just a prop.
http://www.bbairguns.com/Chronology/DaisyGuns/model_572.htm