Would this be good for a gun prop in films?
1705950
Not sure since I am not in familiar with how real they need the weapon to look. If you cover the red tip and don't take close film shots, it has a pretty authentic look. Additionally, it's weight is closer to reality than other practice weapons I have worked with.
2240427
Mine's being used in a film right now, but at the risk of being unhelpful, I advise you to check the specs on the actual weapon--the two are geometrically identical.
1075332
I have not tried this on my rifles, I don't see why it would not work for this, the only thing that might be an issue is the clarity of the picture and the intensity of the light that is built into the tip on the camera, I get a lot of light coming back into the camera when used up close to an object....A gun barrel might not have this problem. Overall this is a good camera and has done well for what I bought it for, good luck with your decision.
1015265
If it has 20mm rails then yes, although I'd advise on putting this on a real firearm, UTG makes airsoft acessories not real steal.
1768390
Yes more than likely but then why get that airsoft gun then. Yes sanding or scraping the green paint off would work but you may take off the finish by doing that.and painting over it will look tacky and it may peel off depending what type of paint you use.best of luck though
585437
I'm so sorry I can't answer that question. I can't recall what gun I bought that for. But if you are like me, I use them for film making. You can always Mickey Mouse it to fit for something like that. The price is good and the product is good as well. So depending on how you want to use it, it's a safe buy.
1719094
Yes. It can be used to make cosplay and costume armor, but 4 oz is hardly enough to make a whole arm. Depending on the design, you might be able to do that with about 16oz. Personally I would suggest 32oz.
285492
It's a prop used to rest your weapon on while shooting instead of shooting free-handed.
1654166
It would be fine for a Halloween prop, but the realism is naturally sorely lacking. It would be best for Halloween displayed on some gauze stained with fake blood. Hope this helps!
217522
an expensive PROP, but since it's a plastic (?) thin material, I don't see why not---you'll need an open jig saw or something. A knife probably won't do.
993909
I would not buy this gun specifically for a big project like a door, but I have painted large door size surfaces and it does okay.
1564783
I used mine for a display at Salt Lake Community College. The body and barrel were metal, but the flash suppressor was plastic. I took out the functioning parts, used superglue to secure the parts that could be stolen, and had a wonderful replacement for the rubber gun shape that was there. The airsoft gun was metal in the right places, plastic in the right places, and looked real enough to scare the security officer at the school.
128213
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul. Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
1142338
You can use it for a hand gun. The brushes may not be best for it however. The cleaning solution and oil will work just fine
1343882
Yes it would work well. It has a mirror finish on the lens that could hamper the camo effect. But that is the only drawback.
1093132
I would think so, being as how it it made for the bullets, not the specific gun. I love mine.
22236
It has a little buton on the side that unlocks the botton as if its real. I don't know much about guns but its a pretty realistic gun. I got it for a short film i'm working on.