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Jeff Dunham's Favorite Toy Guns!
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I got the Sonic Blaster for Christmas and had it for about 1 day. My Dad blew out the main living room window with it, and I never saw it again![:0][V]
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those were toys I could only wish for as a kid [:(]
I did have the agent zero camera pistol ( it was the lest expensive )
but those were the days no sissy toys if it could not hurt , burn , or break something it was no fun [:D][:D]
and of course we all grew up to be mass murderers from playing with all the guns
Mike, did the blast a whole roll of caps with the hammer trick just once and found it a bit less of a shock to young ears when hitting the roll on concrete with a wooden base ball bat![8D]
I put my Texas Jr cap pistol to good use around the house!
on a side note, dunham is one of he few new comics I can honestly say makes me laugh out loud, without all the profanity, he is honestly funny.
Maybe Mattel?
I remember The Johnny Eagle 1911- bullets went in mag and it went in the pistol. Very realistic. Definitely would get ya killed robbing a 7-11.
This:http://www.ebay.com/cln/lmichaelr/johnny-eagle/185647363015
Never owned any, but they were on my wish list which came from TV commercials and catalogs.
I can honestly say I had more fun making my own weapons back in the day!
A bow and arrows from willow branches and cat tails that I would dip into the lawn mowers gas tank and shoot flaming arrows!
I managed to not burn anything down either.[:p]
I remember a metal 6 gun with plastic bullets that loaded in cartridges with springs in them. Closest to real IIRC
Maybe Mattel?
I remember The Johnny Eagle 1911- bullets went in mag and it went in the pistol. Very realistic. Definitely would get ya killed robbing a 7-11.
This:http://www.ebay.com/cln/lmichaelr/johnny-eagle/185647363015
I believe the one that shot the plastic bullets was the Dick Tracy model? MAYBE.Snub 38. I had one and it worked great. [:)]
quote:Originally posted by mjrfd99
I remember a metal 6 gun with plastic bullets that loaded in cartridges with springs in them. Closest to real IIRC
Maybe Mattel?
I remember The Johnny Eagle 1911- bullets went in mag and it went in the pistol. Very realistic. Definitely would get ya killed robbing a 7-11.
This:http://www.ebay.com/cln/lmichaelr/johnny-eagle/185647363015
I believe the one that shot the plastic bullets was the Dick Tracy model? MAYBE.Snub 38. I had one and it worked great. [:)]
For 40+ years every once in a while one of those bullets would appear. Brings back great memories every time.
Thanks for posting!
I had a Johnny Seven OMA (one man army)! It was great! I seem to remember it had a secret message missile too.
I had the movie camera and instamatic camera guns and a brief case that was a gun and you could arm it so caps would fire if it was opened!
Mattel made a whole series of Johnny Lightning realistic guns. The Red River looked like an old Winchester with an Indian Feather on it, The Lieutenant that looked like an M14, The Magumba that looked like a Big Game Hunting Rifle, and The 1911. Maybe a few more....
My all time favorite toy gun was my Johnny Reb Cannon. That thing could fire a cannon ball!! I even had my own Confederate "Silver War uniform!"
And you wonder why we walked around with welts and partially deaf.
Mike
My most deafening episode stemmed from launching dad's golf balls out of iron pipe with cherry bombs. The welts came from the Sam Brown pistol belt.
And speaking of cherry bombs. You can not, I repeat Can Not launch a can of spray paint out of galvanized downspout with one.
There was one that shot plastic washers...
Like mini Frisbee rounds...
We of course put lightweight metal washers into this toy pistol.
And which of us have not detonated a whole roll of caps simultaneously with a hammer...
And you wonder why we walked around with welts and partially deaf.
And there was the ping pong ball carbine...
Mike
we used a piece of copper pipe with one end smashed flat/ filled it with the heads of paper matches and used a marble for a projectile and lit it off.
it had metal base cartages and a spring loaded bullet the force of the hammer hitting overcame the tension and the bullet would fly . even had a magazine and it worked like a lever gun , a roll of caps provided the noise they also made pistols and fanner set pistol and holster sets
see them on ebay along with the bullets , fun until my uncle and dad lost all my ammo [:(!]
it had to be one of my favorite toys as a kid
not mine photos puled from the internet
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I remember a metal 6 gun with plastic bullets that loaded in cartridges with springs in them. Closest to real IIRC
Maybe Mattel?
I remember The Johnny Eagle 1911- bullets went in mag and it went in the pistol. Very realistic. Definitely would get ya killed robbing a 7-11.
This:http://www.ebay.com/cln/lmichaelr/johnny-eagle/185647363015
i still have my (Johnny Eagle I think)M-14 that uses those bullets, even have a few complete cartridges to use in it!
Only toy I got as a kid was a short handle shovel.
There was one that shot plastic washers...
Like mini Frisbee rounds...
We of course put lightweight metal washers into this toy pistol.
And which of us have not detonated a whole roll of caps simultaneously with a hammer...
And you wonder why we walked around with welts and partially deaf.
And there was the ping pong ball carbine...
Mike
Yes!!! Yes!!! The plastic washer gun. (Forget its real name.)
That was the best!!!
Have not thought about it in many years. Thanks for the flashback.