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    #16
    The paper brigade the first movie I remember seeing paintball guns has a bunch of (brass PMIs) used by Robert England aka Freddy Krueger and later the Paper Brigade to fend off the bullies. I believe it's on Disney+ if anybody wants to get screen shots

    Land of Dead they have a zombie shooting gallery (Tippmans or Spyder can't remember) the Shaun of the dead guys came as the zombies

    Old School Will Ferrel shoots himself in the neck with tranquilizer pistol (pgp) if I remember correctly
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    Hollowman, and Scary movie 2 previously mentioned
    That's off the top of my head. I'll try to take pictures as I watch movies organically if I remember

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      #17
      1996 The Paper Brigade 1st marker maybe a Palmer Pursuit shop Typhoon definitely semiauto old school hopper, 2nd Kp2?, definitely a PGP shot by the "ninja kid" the other ones are too small to identify on my phone screen feel free to chime in. Found the full movie YouTube if you wanna watch
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      • DocsMachine

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        Yup, early Hurricane; the pump the guy in red has is a Palmer's too, with a "QuikSilver" 12-gram changer.

        And, as usual, not a goggle in sight.

        Doc.

      #18
      I was watching some old Mythbusters, specifically the Super Hero Special (S05E17), and noticed that the Battelle Tactical Air Initiated Launch system (T.A.I.L) they show at 4:09 uses an AGD Intelliframe. You can really see it well at 4:27.
      I can haz feedback?
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      • The Inflicted

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        What's the large hole at the bottom of the intelliframe for?

      • DocsMachine

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        Electrical connection to a Warp Feed. The "Intelli" frames had a place to mount a microswitch, with a wire running down to trigger the Warp, so you didn't have to reply on the vibration sensor. The hole was big enough to pass the microswitch, and the notches on either side let you run the wire out, even with a rail, tank or Warp mount attached.
        Doc.

      #19
      New Netflix Show "Running Point" has a character shooting a mini. I don't recognize the logo on the tank though. Spyder logo on the tank is surprising. When did they make air tanks?

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      #20
      Don't know if this has been posted yet but was watching a newly added movie on Netflix called the electric state and towards the end it looks like the girl has a really nice f4 illustrator, at least I think that's what it is I couldn't get good pics
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      • Ecapnation

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        That's about the best part of the movie

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      • Psycho91

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        I'm gonna be watching this next, looking forward to it now lol

      • nak81783

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        Dang. Came here to post the TiPX. Beat me to it.

      #22
      I got a potential one for you, but I may be seeing things.

      A movie got mentioned on another board, called Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone. It's a cheap sci-fi from 1983, and the movie poster made me think "paintball gun". That green bit up front made me think of side-tube KPs with a tube jammed in the feed.

      Better images of the poster don't show more- it's a bad painting rather than a photo.

      Other pics show a pistol that might be a reworked PG/PGP, but in neither case is anything definitive.

      And, the timing is kind of tight. The movie came out in '83, and if that's a PG, they only came out the year before, according to VintageRex. The K2 or KP rifles apparently not until 1985.

      Figured I'd post it up, maybe somebody can dig up a copy and let us know either way.

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        #23

        spotted this one

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          #24
          Originally posted by NONOBLITUS View Post
          spotted this one
          That’s a great one. Looks like doc has it on the list and the same one was in Mall Rats.
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            #25
            Originally posted by DocsMachine View Post
            Other pics show a pistol that might be a reworked PG/PGP, but in neither case is anything definitive.
            That link wasn’t working for me, but I can certainly see it from the poster and some of the shots. Found this pretty high quality scene on YouTube and gotta say reworked pistol.

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            • Ecapnation

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              Looks like a dart pistol of some kind

            • DocsMachine

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              Nice pics! And Ecap almost has it- I'd lay money that's a worked-over Webley Tempest, a British air pistol in .177 cal. The movie was made largely in Canada, so it makes sense they'd use an airgun rather than a firearm.

              Still, would have been cool if it had been the earliest use of a PB gun on film.
              Doc.

            #26
            Correction: More likely a Webley Hurricane.

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            • redsquirrel

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              Wow, that looks like a perfect match!
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