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Anyone have one of these? It's plastic. Shoots small clay BBs. When you pull the trigger it has a memorable Thwang! I guess there's a website out there listing all the different variations. I considered trying to collect them. But stopped after getting this one!
In the 70's we'd have wars with them. And guess what... no eyes were shot out!
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We had those in the late 60s.The clay BBs were painted silver.We had some good wars too. Ron
Wow, I remeber the Sekiden gun. I had many hours of fu7n shooting my toy soldiers with tgem. I was too poor to want to play with my gun outside so used to used the dining room, which only had a display case and a dining set, so finding the gold and silver pellets was easy. I realy don't remember what happened to mine.It sort of disappeared like most of my toys when I left home for the army back in the early 70's. I wish I could find one of these for my son, he would really appreciate it. :)
i still have mine in perfect shape, me and my buddy figured out that un cooked pinto beans would work for ammo, we once had a battle in his house and used up a 10lb bag of pinto beans !!!
There's someone on ebay selling them!! £30 but probably worth it. I'm getting one just for the hell of it!