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Omg thank you!!!!!!!! Mine is an hour ahead too and I can't figure it out. Seeing mine now. Thanks

Mine was all black and had a reciprocating red muzzle flash piece of plastic. It also had what I always thought was a headphone jack.

I got mine Christmas of 66’ when I was 7 years old. So awesome, I still think of it. A friend of ours who was a Green Beret just came back from Nam shortly after I got it. He thought it was real. Said it felt almost identical. Left it in the back of my dad’s pickup one day. He worked at a Naval Weapons Station. Needless to say the Marines at the gate were not amused. Had him full spread on the ground with pistols drawn. When my dad got home, he was not amused. Later that evening neither was I.

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I had one in the early 1970s

I have one of these but it stopped making the noises and i don't know how to fix it, but it was very awesome though

I was born in 1960, and Georgie Harrison had one of those. I had a Whammo bazooka and a M-14 / 1911 combo that shot spring loaded plastic bullets about 25 feet for the m-14 and 15 for the 1911. I wonder if the Marauder will fit a bayonet?

Captive bolt stun guns use compressed air to drive a bolt through the victims skull. To convert a captive bolt stun gun to use compressed air instead of blanks, you'll need to follow these steps: Remove the blank firing system: You'll need to remove the blank firing system from the gun. This typically involves removing a spring-loaded cylinder that holds the blank cartridge. Be careful not to damage any parts during this process. Clean and prepare the barrel: Once the blank firing system is removed, clean the barrel thoroughly to remove any residue from the blank cartridges. This is important to ensure that the compressed air flows smoothly through the barrel. Install the compressed air cylinder: You'll need to install a compressed air cylinder in place of the blank firing system. This cylinder should be designed to hold compressed air and have a valve to control the airflow. You can purchase a compressed air cylinder from a hardware store or online. Connect the compressed air valve: Connect the compressed air valve to the compressed air cylinder. This valve will control the airflow through the barrel. Test the gun: Once you've installed the compressed air cylinder and valve, test the gun to ensure that it's working properly. Make sure that the compressed air is flowing through the barrel and that the bolt is being driven through the victims skull. It's important to note that converting a captive bolt stun gun to use compressed air can be a complex process and requires careful attention to detail. If you're not comfortable with the process, it's recommended that you consult a professional. Additionally, it's worth noting that using compressed air in a captive bolt stun gun can be less effective than using blanks, as the compressed air may not provide the same level of force and penetration. However, with proper installation and use, compressed air can still be an effective way to stun victims.

I had a similar m16 but it was all black and made noise by running the trigger. Must've been spring driven but wasnt a speaker, more like a clicker inside. My favorite toy from 1976

Can you post how to use and its functions.>..

Ah yes, the "Could you be still please?"

No real solution here. How do you place clock into "night" mode?

So this is the Mattel M16 all the boomers were talking about lol

Doesn't this guy know how to hold a camera so we don't get just part views of the toy? How dumb can you be?

Nice clock! I wish I have this clock in my collection!

The minute hand

Okay but why is the clip so freaking big?

I had this gun when I was 8-9 years old. I remember my uncle saying that it looked like the real M-16!

I still have it in great condition.

These rifles were used in the john wayne green berets film

I can't get mine to chime at all.

Cool!

Si, lo recuerdo muy bien ,en la calle Gaspery con Esteban del Orto ( Las Condes , Chile)mi amigo de esa Época Hiany Mussa tenia uno de esos fusiles M-16 era el año 1971 y el papá se lo había traído de los EE UU , era genial jugar con el por que no tenia pilas tenía una caja de resonancia y solo tenias que tirar la palanca hacia atrás y apretar el gatillo y sonaba como si fuera de verdad era el Mismo del vídeo, buenos recuerdos de niños yo tenia 7 años , 2:19 pero el rifle era genial.....yo ahora me enteré con el tiempo que era fabricado por "Mattel" y que fue el fusil que se uso, en la Guerra de Vietnam,por el ejército de EEUU.....

I had one of these in 1968. It was a hit with all my friends. Then in 1976 I got one from the Marine Corps and got sick and tired of having to clean it and tote it everywhere.

Best toy I ever had. Made playing army, awesome!

Great find ..nice.

What a couple years of messing with clocks when I was 8/9 years old taught me, if this was a mech clock movement post 1920s/30s, then this most definitely would prove a failure to the autocorrect function. Also another few things I should comment is the electronic chime. This chime sounds heavily compressed, I know miller sells quite expensive stuff, and for the amount of compression, that’s indicative of one of those OBC ASICs that most cheap children’s toys get to store their audio on, heavily compressed to maximise track playtime and minimise the density of non volatile storage medium. Secondly, the hands look really light with quite a bit of backlash, this indicates it may be a model of electronic movement that is mass produced, thirdly the size of that case is undeserving. Have seen a Howard Miller mantel clock backed with legitimate mechanical systems, quite expensive but constituted a grand case, this one only about 5% of case volume is being used up as it’s all flat aluminium substrate/paper, PCBs and typical for plastic gearbox for quartz movements.

Hola tio, me encantaria saber mas de koowlon. Leí en un comentario que tu padre vivió allí. ¿Como podemos contactar?

Classic toy, it and Secret Sam briefcase.

i have this PC. Runs good. might put a Rage XL in it and play some UT 1999.

Anton Chigurh approves of this.

Thanks so much!

Is this the reset button that you push or is it another...

My father when we lived at Ramstein Germany brought home after maneuver some really cool stuff and he brought me an M16 and he brought me a lever-action 45 and I have never seen nothing even close to these rifles they actually shot these strip caps and it loaded into the M16 in the cap actually caused it to shoot and it was solid metal and nylon the M16 was in the rifle for the 45 was a lever action Winchester 45 it looks so real that both of them sitting next to the real ones which I own absolutely cannot tell the difference except for the size and weight the Winchester though is about the same weight because it's very light gun anyway the real one as the kids when we used to play war everybody wanted to play with these guns my dad was never around but when he came off of Maneuvers or whatever he was doing always brought back the coolest toys I've been trying to find my toys from Germany their stash down at Farm North Carolina somewhere I've gotten a little bit at a time when everything finally got over here you got to remember the Vietnam War the military didn't have much money to ship your belongings back so it took a long time to get your stuff out of storage by then we'd already had another house and it piled up in a barn

had one back in the 70's my aunts for some reason made it disappear i was so mad, to this day i think about it

step out of the car please sir

My buddies had these, but all I had was a stick😂

You probably have it set to be silent during that night. So when you hit the button and don't hear anything, those are the silent hours. I have a similar Howard Miller Quartz clock and I HATE it when it comes to setting it up. When it's set to Silent, it won't chime from 11 pm through 6 am.

Sick

Sooo cute. Kitsune is doing great btw

Belly rubs! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

so cute

His little trotts 😀

adorable boy!

these things were never made in China back then ! I only saw it on a comic book advert page , Mattel adverted it as : BRAAP BRAP BRAAAP...and text : wait'll you hear it ! Every boy's wet fantasy ! & here's the advert OCR dump : WOW! Here's the most authentic-looking and sounding rifle you've ever seen! Just pull back the cocking lever and this amazing gun is ready to fire. Brap! You can squeeze off single shots. Brra-a-a-ap! Or short bursts. And listen to this! Keep cocking the fantastic M-16 Marauder and you can cut loose with a solid blast almost a whole minute long! Over 50 rounds! And all with the loud, realistic sound of the actual M-16 rifle! And another neat thing about Matters new M-16 - it doesn't need any caps! No batteries either! You never reload! So get on target. Get Mattel's new M-16 rifle. _•!. It's the greatest!

Thanks so much... Got it on the first try 🙌🏼

What a big help. I just received this clock yesterday & the final chime was ahead one hour. Thank you for showing how easy it is to reset iit. I love UA-cam

That does run great, and an easy starter. Well done.

Nice, now i need you to step out of the car please,sir

It looks more real than some video game depictions of the M16, it even includes little details like the bolt hold open, or charging handle.