Did I .... uhh... see this right?
- Thread starter Merllin
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- Sudbury, On
Who cares, she's a babe!
- Location
- St. John's and/or CBS Newfoundland
it looks like an 15 reciever that was cut off an a shotty glued on. and a fake ejection port?
Craftsman 441
CGN Regular
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- Wainwright
Nice crown too. 
Mike Oxbig
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Scarborough Ontario
Yea, those robots looked kinda "made up" too.
I'm calling FAKE!!
I'm calling FAKE!!
^^ We don't see the stock, but it's certainly not a Mesa Tactical adapter, we see the right side of the AR15 selector switch under the forward assist, they did cut an AR15 right in front of the forward assist, and they managed to bolt it to the shotgun, they also did cut the top of the upper receiver under the charging handle, we see the crappy filling job done there.
You know what? I think they did cut a bit of the shotgun too... is it a 870, a 500? What the hell man...
And that barrel "thing"? I don't want to know.
You know what? I think they did cut a bit of the shotgun too... is it a 870, a 500? What the hell man...
And that barrel "thing"? I don't want to know.
maybe its a digitized shotgun... she just holds her hands like she is cradling the gun and they shoot the scene in front of a green screen and then just digitaly add the gun afterwords... imagine the fun you could have with that software and that film
- Location
- East ontario
yep its 1/2 a ar15 and 1/2 shotgun
Oh yeah (I'm awesome), I managed to find it. It's a custom 590.
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Transformers#Custom_Mossberg_590
But it's messed up, the one they show there^^ is fitted with a Mesa Tactical adapter and the heat shield is the right one, but the one in the original pic... it's really the back of an AR15.
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Transformers#Custom_Mossberg_590
But it's messed up, the one they show there^^ is fitted with a Mesa Tactical adapter and the heat shield is the right one, but the one in the original pic... it's really the back of an AR15.
- Location
- Southern MB
a) why does it have a forward assist plunger?
b) I think the weird barrel is actually a barrel shroud. You know... that thing that goes up.
b) I think the weird barrel is actually a barrel shroud. You know... that thing that goes up.
ajayofcanada
Regular
IMFDB was a pretty cool site, that is until all the Tactical Airsofters and First Person Shooter Video Game nerds took over, average age of IMFDB editors is approx 12.
On a movie shoot, most of the time, the actors are holding "rubber guns" molded from actual rubber or plastic airsoft models without the guts. These guns are lighter so actors don't get tired holding them. And it is safer as well since actors could hurt themselves with heavy steel guns, even if they are deact! Real firearms are only used in extreme closeup or if shots need to be fired.
In that pic, obviously some prop guy used a saw on a couple of rubber guns and then glued them together to form this AR-500! The armorers probably did not have an airsoft gun with the proper AR stock adapter... In the shooting scenes, a real Mossy was probably used with the adaptor and without the forwards assist!
In that pic, obviously some prop guy used a saw on a couple of rubber guns and then glued them together to form this AR-500! The armorers probably did not have an airsoft gun with the proper AR stock adapter... In the shooting scenes, a real Mossy was probably used with the adaptor and without the forwards assist!
