question, do you have ANY info on this laser dot scope?

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Tango_%26_Cash

it's the one on Cash's Ruger GP100, this sight was also used on a MP5K in Universal Soldier,a MP5 in Star Trek DS9, G3A3 in Predator 2 and of all god less movies leprechaun 4 in space...in space.....*shakes head*


the reason i ask, because this is the laser sight on the T2 Humans plasma rifle

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Anubian, it's a "LS45 Laser Aiming System" that was produced by Imatronic Ltd in the UK.

There was a great article about the 45 longslide with Lasersight. I think Arnold had a car battery under his coat to power it. Funny that you can buy a laser keychain for $5 now.

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You, sir, are an old-school Airsofter!

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dear effing god...i spent 6 years looking for this info and i did a web search and found pics of one......u sir have beers on me if you ever cross the pond for dragon con

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No worries Anubian

They turn up occasionally on Gunbroker in the US, I know of one for sale in the UK - but they are asking £550 for it!

oh praise be the lord!!!!!!!!! i just won one off ebay for $60!

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Congratulations Brian!

Take a pic for us when you get it.


Kevin

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Congrats Anubian, I picked one up myself last week for peanuts, currently evaluating it for full on multipart moulding.

The very first movie/TV show to use a laser sight was the British 70's show The Professionals.

Useless trivia 101...

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I think it was a helium-neon Laser-Lok SC100 sight in the episode "Hunter/Hunted".

If I remember rightly they dressed an AR10 with a drum or pan magazine to make it resemble an American 180.

The latter was being marketed with a laser sight around the time (79/80) for law enforcement as the American 180 System by Charles Goff of American International Corp.

Useless trivia - One of Simon Atherton's first armoury gigs was on "The Professionals"


My LS45



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dude, seriously. Thank you for helping me find this

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I'm always amazed at how far technology comes in a short period of time.

First cell phone I had was in a bag with a cord attached to the handset. Now I have a phone only slightly larger than a credit card, and I can surf the web on it too.

Old school tech is still retro-cool.

Congrats on scoring the laser Brian!

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Wow it's an actual H/N laser? I have one of those I bought in the 80s but it's huge. Like 24 inches long.

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*Hijack*

Since we have so many experts... can anyone ID the red dot sight on this rifle?

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Russ...I'm 'not an authority on anything'

I 'think' the reddot/reflex sights on the 'Deep Rising' Calicos are either mockups or a dressed item.

They don't remind me of any widely available reddot, when I get time I'll look into it.

A family friend was the DOP on that film...

Someone on the RPF said its a 'ADCO square shooter' red dot sight. Google seems to bear this out.

SAS

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Cheers Sidewinder

The "Square Shooter" was apparently popular mounted on paintball markers.

Seemingly ADCO have replaced it with 2 models - the "Vision 2000" and the "Square Shooter 2"

Although this place may still have some original "Square Shooters" available for $45.

Thanks guys! Now if I could only find the prop house in Canada that has the Deep Rising guns in inventory...

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I dig the Deep Rising guns. Very cool, converted Calico SMG's if im not mistaken.

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