Awesome Toy Weapons of the 80s!
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A kid could buy just about anything in the 80s. What a glorious time Junkman. Another fantastic video !
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Amen 🙏
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 No
Ring caps were louder
The transformer gun is a Walther P-38. That's what Megatron, the leader of the Decepticons, transformed into from his robot form.
I remember Robert Culp's character in I Spy carried a P-38
@@the_weed_in_your_garden9319 The toy that eventually became Megatron was based on a gun from The Man from U.N.C.L.E..
Had the disc guns. When I realized they'd shoot pennies, made it even better 😂
And when you found out those pennies could be sharpened, the fun ratcheted up to a whole new level.
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 Still no
My favorite toy gun I had was the Transformers Shockwave that transformed into a cool laser gun with 2 sound effects ..
If I would have seen that A -Team gun as a kid I would have wanted it for sure
I actually had the original Japanese release of Shockwave. Think I played with him way too much.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ All hail Megatron!
Wow. You’ve brought back so many good memories. I was born in 1971. I had most of the guns you mentioned. I used to go out with my friends with real looking machine guns and play war in the woods in our neighborhood. If kids today played with toys like we had back then they’d get shot
No they wouldn’t get shot, they’d have their guns confiscated by libtard Karens.
Me and my friend Jimmy had toy M-16 , and his mom worked for the Quartermaster surplus store, so she would get him all kinds of ammo pouches, and gear. we used to run around and jump off obstacles singing the theme song to S.W.A.T😂
There was a goldmine of awesome, realistic cap guns in the 80s and 90s. Most of them used plastic strip caps. They were like the ring caps, but in a straight line. These were definitely the kinds of guns that could get people in trouble. But damn, they were great looking toys.
Picked up a butterfly knife at the flea market while with my grandmother. My dad made me a throwing star out of a piece of rusty sheet metal. Long live 80's parenting. I loved the motorized water gun. Played the hell out of it until it broke.
I had one of those Entertech guns. I think they didn't last long because they never shot the water as far as advertised. Mine with fresh battteries would do 10 feet tops when the commercials said 30 feet. The one gun every kid wanted (and some had) from the 80s on down was a Daisy BB gun that you had to pump so many times before firing it. Some who had parents with money would get the CO2-powered pellet gun that did more damage.
Enter tech was so awesome though. They looked real. That’s what I used it for pretend mil. The gun didn’t shot water for long lol.
That could be a factor, but stupid kids were also pulling them on cops and getting shot.
9:18 I had that pistol with the silencer. It was called the Lionmatic (you can see a lion head on the grip) and you could put strip caps in the removable magazine. There were several other guns in this line including one my friend had called the Jaguarmatic. Great quality for the time!
I had just about all of these toy guns. The cap gun with the suppressor was the Luger, Megatron was the Walther P38. I had the Luger cap gun, and the A-Team M24…. You put the caps in the magazine of the
Luger. The ‘80’s were the best
I remember having have a gun that shot little yellow balls. I also had a toy shot gun (that had a metal barrel) and when you pulled the trigger there was a finned wheel inside that would make a "whirl like" sound, although that may have been from the 70's.
I had a cool sub-machine gun toy as a kid in the 80s... it had a part that stuck out of the right side that you'd pull back to cock the weapon, then it would make loud "rat-a-tat-a-tat" sounds when you pulled the trigger as the lever-thing ratcheted back to its resting position. The red "silencer" thing that stuck out of the barrel would move during the firing sequence. Man I wasted TONS of my friends in the creek behind my house with that gun! I was the best armed kid in my neighbourhood! I also had a black metal Luger cap-gun, a plastic M-14 Carbine, a blow-moulded sword, the Spock helmet... OK, no Spock helmet but damn I needed one! 😁
Yep.
You remind me of stuff I forgot to remember all the time.
Makes me think of all the generations before us who didn't have internet/social media to reconnect with the forgotten past.
All they remember is walking uphill both ways to school.
This was way back before they added the orange cap on the end of them. They looked a whole lot cooler back then too.
That Rambo set was off the chain wax. Like an executive kept coming in the design room and going, not badass enough.
Yeah, take out the orange plug, maybe give it a coat of silver krylon, maybe let your high school buddies borrow it, they might've displayed it to some kids on a school bus flipping them off. Yeah, they got pulled over, guns drawn. My toy was confiscated. True story.
The disc gun ammo always reminded me of those adapters you had to use for 45 records.
Remember going to this kids birthday party in 1st or 2nd grade? He got one of the suction cup dart guns, his older sister grabbed it away from him and disgustedly threw away the suction cups and told him you are supposed to shot pencils with it. Fast forward, we ended up playing in the crawl space under the house shooting each other with pencils, I came home filthy dirty with about 5 bleeding pencil wounds, mom wasn't happy.
Running around with toy guns.. Some of my favorite memories of PLAYING OUTSIDE...in the 80's
Couldn't wait to show your friends what new gun you got.. And the Army Surplus was so cool.
Awesome video Junkman. My favorite toy gun to play with when I was kid was Megatron. And he shot little plastic pellets. I can't remember the toy army line they were very tiny figures but the playsets were weapons like a machete a grenade and all other military items that a soldier would carry with them in combat. I think they were called Army I think. Great stuff Junkman thank you for taking the time to make these videos for us to enjoy with you. Have a great day my friend and may the force be with you always.
Wow, you must've had an imported version of Megatron. The US version removed that feature.
All I wanted for Christmas 86 was the Rambo M60. I got it and still have it. Man the 80s rocked.
wow, that sword at 1:45, i had the one on the right. never thought i'd see that again, haven't thought about that in almost 40 years. growing up in the '80s we definitely had the coolest toy guns ever made. the Entertech water guns were amazing quality for what they were (besides the fact that they didn't shoot worth a damn) and looked/felt so "real". i remember exactly when they started using the orange barrel plugs/ends and then painting them in neon colors. i knew things would never be the same after that. '90s and later toys were so lame, but thankfully i had aged out by that point. born in '76 there was no better time for toys as when i was a kid, ever. i consider myself lucky in a lot of ways, so many things i would have missed out on if i were born a few years earlier or later. toys, music, movies, video games... so much.
You need to look up some toy commercials from the 50s and 60s, now those were some amazing toy guns.
Here in Sweden they were sold with a complete "armor" including a helmet, chest and back plate + a shield.
I envy the kids who got that version.
My dad got me a cooler version (I did not think that back then) where the helmet had feathers in different colors and the sheild, made out of extremely thin blue plastic, hade a super cool crest depicting a knight and a dragon, instead of the more sturdy grey version with a cross on it.
This video brought back some fun memories LOL. When you were showing the cap guns I have a blue gun that shot plastic red BBs. My friend took those gun with us every where. I remember going to the library and hiding behind the book shelves and shooting the nerds from school. That was mean but at the time it was fun LOL
I totally had that same Luger style gun with the silencer… And yes, I used needle grip pliers to take the orange marker out of it.. or at least tried. One thing, possibly missed in this was the whole Lazer Tag guns.. I even got the rifle. All my friends would meet in the park at night and play for hours…
0:03
I thought for sure you were going to say something else. lol
I had the A team AK-47. it was fun but I always wanted an Entertech motorized water gun. My local toy store has a Megatron that transforms into a Nintendo Zapper gun.
I had Han Solo's blaster and wish I still did. I had it even in high school and my friends thought it was dorky.
The lyon matic( p38) was an in line cap gun, one of the best guns in the 80s it came with a magazine were you put the in line caps an as it shoots it will cut the used cap off. great gun
Love that T-Shirt !!!!
Please Junkman do more toy gun videos. They just don't make 'em like they use to!
Hey Junkman! The toy gun with the silencer is a Walther P38. I had this one and the Colt 45 semiautomatic as a kid. These were cap guns whose magazines released like their real life counterparts. You would load them with 10 or 12 shot red cap strips similar to those in the toy revolver. I loved those things. I think the line of handguns was 4 or 5 different types. They definitely don't make cap guns like they used to! ✌️
I loved the "System 7 task force gun that had periscope and parachute with other features. Also the Ammo plastic yellow BB gun
The luger with silencer was awesome. There was a Walther ppk too. The james bond gun. Had a clip.
Hey junkman you got an email? Got a question for you snd i dont do twitter or instagram. Too old school i guess.
Forgot about the Laser Gun Dart Gun & Ping Pong Gun! You did forget the Spud gun though! I probably like playing with my Cowboy 6 Shooter the most wonderful memories 👍🏼
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I had that Rambo water gun! I had so much fun with it back in the day! Also had the key chain gun as well.
I have the Entertech m16 water gun that made sounds n shot water. So cool.
I had a black 38. Special cap gun. I loved that damn thing.
My brother one Christmas got a long gun that had a cork on a string that came out of it and a few years later he got a Daisy gun that shot small metal bbs that went all over the place. I swear those tiny orbs loved to breed in the carpet.😅
Today those guns would cause a riot.
They’d hurt feelings.
The ones I remember are Shockwave and Megatron from transformers. And Han Solos blaster from the Kenner Star Wars collection. Oh and there were Star Trek phasers that shot disks as well.
Had the same gun as a kid, the one with the silencer. Believe the company name was "Edison". Had a bunch of those. First thing my dad would do when I got a new one was drill out the red cap in the barrel and paint any lingering red plastic black with a sharpie. Almost as if he was trying to get me arrested...lol
He meant well, he was just a sucker for authenticity I guess.
Love the Waylon shirt. A lot of the Dollar General and Dollar Tree stores still carry these noisemakers. I had the dart guns. In the mid 80's my nephew liked to shoot me in butt with the dart.
I remember playing with toy guns in my neighborhood with the local kids. My mom told me to never point them at police officers, strangers or people homes. She also told me to not point them at 1940s postmen too because they could go postal.
Other than the kids you were playing war with, you should’ve never pointed them at anybody. We had a neighborhood kid once who pointed his toy gun at a man walking by, the man took the toy gun from his hands, smashed it against the ground, dropped the pieces, and kept walking on.
I had one that you load a car into a plastic shell, then into the magazine, and shot it prone across the floor! Had another one, looked like a hunting rifle with scope…put a bit of mineral oil into the little fill hole, and it would smoke out of the muzzle after each shot!!
Boy, you ran the gamut of toy guns. Disc guns, paper cap guns, circle cap revolvers, enter tech battery water guns (the BEST), the keychain cap guns. All were awesome to run around and play army with. Hell, I was awesome at high crawling in basic training due to years of doing it as a kid while we played army at night in the summer time (what I thought of as low crawling was not low enough for the military, you are pretty much dragging your face, weapon, and body along the ground while low crawling). Super soakers were pretty awesome in teen years. Get a bunch of people together and we would have teams running around my friend’s apple orchard (I picked apples in the fall there part time, so I knew where good hiding spots were and where the best tasting apples were in the fall). As we got older and did the super soaker wars, alcohol and girls were added, as well as two beat up battery powered golf carts. To be a kid again….
Junkman I know I just made a comment but the toys I was trying to remember was called Army Gear.
The Karate Kid toy set with a Butterfly Knife and Throwing Stars, two things Daniel and Mr. Miyagi never used.
I had the usual revolving door of cheap guns, pop gun rifles where you'd cut the cork off the string and lose it, cap pistols and water pistols, and then the King of Guns; the Johnny 7 OMA! Never had one myself, but a kid down the street did. Haven't seen him in over 45 years and if I saw him now, I'd kick his head in. Still got the 2 Star Wars guns, Blaster Pistol and Rifle ( it was a Stormtrooper Blaster, not a wimpy Luke one!).
Later on I had a ping pong ball firing Blake's 7 federation rifle (bet that got your attention JM!) and the James Bond Moonraker die cast cap firing laser rifle. All I've got now is a BB gun.And a couple of pistol crossbows. That'll do!😁👍👍
I loved playing war with my friends and our toy guns! I remember using a shoe string to hold my gun to my lower thigh. Like Luke Skywalker and Han solo!
Yeah the ping pong gun. They were cool. Forgot all about those.
I had a rubber band rifle. It fired a really powerful elastic band that stung propa style.
@That Junkman Yes, that was made to represent a ''Walther P38''. That gun has a really interesting history! The (Walther P.38) is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol. It was one of many pistols developed by ''Carl Walther'' himself. And was meant to replace the more comparatively complex and expensive to produce, (Luger P08). Although the Philippines is often cited as being the birthplace of ''Butterfly Knive'' (Balisong) is really a more appropriate term. Legend has it that the ''Balisong knife'' originated around 800 AD. This style of knife could be opened quickly with one hand and easily be used for quick kills. The ''M24'' is actually the (military and police) version of the ''Remington Model 700 rifle''. M24 is the model name that was assigned by the United States Army. After it had been adoption as the U.S Army's standard Sniper Rifle in 1988. I really do miss the old days... When Toy Guns didn't have those Damn fluorescent pink barrels! 😖
At a glance, the one you had looks like Leia's original blaster. :)
There was a cheap RoboCop looking figure that had the space gun noises, I'd put the speaker of the figure up to my guitar's pickups and the sound would come out of the amp.
I would add guitar effects to one of the noises that made it sound like Mario going down a pipe. :)
Thanks for the video
Yes I can see that about Leia gun
I had that AK Centerfire in the 80s. I remember the commercial
we had "base" and it was lets go play guns ! !! always had a few ! i favorite was A-Team set! lol
I had two Entertech automatic 9mm, their pump shotgun, and a knockoff Uzi water gun. People began painting the the tips and robbing banks. They were soon banned.
Nows there's airsoft guns.
I just found your channel and it’s amazing! I’m binge watching all your vids right now!
I had the disk gun in blue and all sorts of different types of cap guns.
Aw, man... The video cut out before Junkman got to _laser tag_ (okay, it wasn't in the video, but it should've been!).
Anyway, I had a Rambo M16 auto water gun, not the M60. And let me tell you... it was near impossible to run that thing out of water! It had like a gallon-size container (or maybe it was a half a gallon). You could squirt people with it all day and only have to refill it maybe twice. Lot's of fun!
And the other gun I remember most was a pump rifle that made a noise when you fired it. Hard to describe the sound, but it kind of sounded like a siren/star wars laser (?). I don't know! It wasn't the sound a rifle made, but it was still the first toy gun I had that made sound, so I really liked it!
You are forgetting about the ones (although it could have been the 70s too) that had the little yellow rubbery bbs. You could load a bunch into the little chamber and have plenty of shots and if you were lucky enough to get a pretty good one they had just enough strength to feel a little sting when hit with them but not really enough to hurt you unless of course you got one in the eye or close to it. But those were fun as hell. And one other one but this one was from the 70s the one that came in the KISS Love Gun album it was card board and paper and you tucked the paper part inside the cardboard gun and when you snapped your wrist the paper shot out that said BANG on it
you could walk into any flea market you wanted as a kid and buy a cheap butterfly knife. i think i bought my first one when i was 12. cheap junk that couldnt cut through a wet paper bag but thank god for that. if i had a proper balisong at that age id have had to have my fingers reattached. i had that sword and sorcery sword! i loved it but it didnt live very long. not meant for hard play. i had megatron...one of the few transformers i did have. i loved the disc guns to! great video junkman!
If I recall correctly, people were buying that uzi water gun to commit robberies. THAT’S how people got shot using it.
I had all those Entertech guns and Rambo guns when i was a kid
Great video as always Junkman. I had the Edison Giocattoli Falcon (falconmatic), kinda resembled the Walther ppk. Thats why I wanted it, to be like 007. My brother had the one that looked like a Colt 1911, awesome toys.
TRU used have a freaking armory of toy rifles and other weapons. Good old days
Hell Yes! Those were the days. 🤠
My brother had the Entertech Tech 9 and the colt pistol. Pretty cool motorized but the range was awful. The best one we had was a gun with the Robotech branding but it was reminiscent of the guns the visitors had it the early '80s miniseries V.
I still have a cap gun like a Saturday night special little .38 from before the orange tips were on them. It could definitely be confused for a real gun.
WHOA, I had that pistol! I got it at a Toys R Us in 1985 but I never got pellets for it. I thought it was neat because of the silencer. I still have it somewhere, broken. That was during my "Red Dawn"-inspired, World War III-playing, toy gun phase.
I think the barrel broke off mine
@@ThatJunkman, mine too. The tip broke and the silencer could not stay on it.
80s boys wanted toy guns. What do today's boys want? Please answer below!
Gender reassignments....
Dresses that make them look as pretty on the outside as they feel on the inside. 🌈
Don't get me started... OMG
These are some heIIa cool toy weapons...🤘🏼💯✔️
im still obsessed with ninjas. red, neon green, ninjas. like in shinobi arcade game
Wasnt that key chain gun a small cap-gun? If I recall correctly, you could put a single (often yellow) cap in it and fire a shot. 🤔
The m-16 was me and my oldest brothers dream gun we would play war it's was good times
I love these guns all of them
I had the A-team gun system. Was deffiantely one of my favourites for sure.
Awesome t-shirt Junkman
What about the Zebra guns that shot the little yellow pellets or the shotgun version that also shot the little yellow pellets?
Oh yes a classic
I had a couple of those in the late 80s. The ones I had were orange and yellow, but it wasn’t anything a can of silver or black spray paint couldn’t fix (and yeah, back in ‘87 a 10-year-old could walk into Target unsupervised and buy spray paint)
My little brother shoved those yellow bb's up his nose and instead of telling Mom what he had done, this 4 year old genius shoved them up so far that they spent 5 hours in the ER getting them out with some type of forceps.
I had so many of these!
toy guns of the 80's and no mention of Laser Tag or any of the Radio Shack knock offs....
This was fantastic trip down memory lane, you got my sub sir. love it!. I remember transformer . also had the a full size dessert eagle BB gun.. imagine that.. im still alive.. wow! take that modern day society LOL
You win here
Entertech made some awesome toy pew pew the one you like had a clip that came out and you bought special caps which were the same as the round that you didn’t like but were straight and you fed them into the clip which made for an awesome toy pew pew 😉 I had a similar one but was a 38 and had a silencer and shoulder holster 😉 KB toys carried a amazing section of toy pew pews 😊 Funny thing on eBay a guy is or was selling cases of old store stock of Entertech Pew Pews of all kinds all 80s
Our toy guns were 22s.
Shot my neighbors dog eye out with a BB gun bc it barked too much.
Not cool, and who are the people who gave you likes? And by the way, I’m in no way a dog lover.
Great video
The first couple of versions of the Super Soakers were the best. The new ones are so weak now.
I’ve got a clean out mine my black one I have this at the health Society I still need to clean it out it’s got there and it on me and it was found in the middle of the ground in the inner space but we found it I was given it and I taped it up set alarm you help me with my researching on old toy guns I love my self with your videos your videos help me a lot on the research thank you for these videos you really help you win here and buy🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hey junkman when can we expect the new topic based call in show
A few months
Everything 80s is better but kids now have nerf guns and they're better than anything we had
I made
NUNCHUCKS
out of a broken broom handle
a few accidental
N*T SHOTS
to myself later
I stopped
did anybody else have the Han Solo blaster toy back in the day I found mine in a house we moved in to and my asshole brother broke it
Today male kids dont play with toy guns and GI Joes , they play with Trans Barbies and learn to put on dresses
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4:45 The orange tip was mandatory by a 1986 federal law that also outlawed buying automatic weapons at a local firearms dealer.