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Modelguns

Japanese replica guns

Modelguns (モデルガン) are Japanese replica or toy guns which are usually made of zinc alloys or plastic materials. Most modelguns commonly available today

Modelguns

Cap gun

Toy gun using percussion caps to simulate gunshots and smoke

action often used by reenactors. They also fall under the category of modelguns. Mattel introduced a modified type of roll cap that used sprocket feed

Cap gun

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Percussion cap

Ignition source in a type of firearm mechanism

a German S-mine. Percussion cap is clearly labelled. Arquebus Cap gun/Modelguns Internal ballistics Minié ball Nipple wrench Primer (firearms) Tubes and

Percussion cap

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Airsoft

Type of shooting sport and hobby activity

Ichiro Nagata, an avid shooting enthusiast himself, thought about making modelguns that shoot real projectiles that could not kill or wound. Early airsoft

Airsoft

Rubber duck (military)

Training Equipment

with an M4 "Blue Gun" Glock training pistols Dummy round Military dummy Modelguns E. Kelly Taylor (2009). America's Army and the Language of Grunts: Understanding

Rubber duck (military)

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Metal Wolf Chaos

2004 video game

Japan on December 22, 2004. FromSoftware also released a soundtrack and modelguns in limited quantities to coincide with the release. The game did not sell

Metal Wolf Chaos

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Drill purpose rifle

Deactivated rifle used for training

replica weapon modeled after an M1903A3 with pistol grip stock. Cadet rifle Modelguns Rubber duck (military) Swift training rifle "AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE

Drill purpose rifle

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Swift training rifle

British rifle of the Second World War

scenario. Drill purpose rifle Dry fire Gun camera Laser pistol (sport) Modelguns Rubber duck (military) "The British SWIFT Training Rifle". Historic Arms

Swift training rifle

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