Adam Savage's Sci-Fi Blaster Storage Vault!

Adam finally reveals what's inside that mysterious storage chest that's appeared in recent Tested videos! It's a fully custom-built steamer trunk vault for housing and displaying Adam's collection of replica science-fiction blaster props, including his most prized prop builds. We're taken on the journey of this passion project during its finishing touches and Adam gives a guided tour of each prop proudly on display.
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[@mikeuk666]

This would fit in so well in the airport scene in fifth element

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

I know Adam is a true organizer and "a place for everything and everything in its place" is branded deep into his DNA. But my suggestion for the "Roger Rabbit" bullets is to secure them randomly only the shelves throughout the case. Basically like they got of their box and have been running around rampant inside the case.

[@lo-firobotboy7112]

@@Bad_Wolf_Media Beautiful build. I feel like the next gen would be a cabinet built into the trunk of a car from, well, almost any bad ass movie. Sci-fi blasters form Men in Black in the trunk of a Ford LTD Crown Victoria or some crazy device in a Chevy Mailbu etc.

[@d-granter5126]

i have to say yes and no,, yes becuase your one step closer to having a matrix weapons vault at your fingertips,, no becuase it looks like a magicians magic box rather than the men in black ammo crate we know youve got in you,, maybe some batarang throwing blades and a futuristic high tech pirate gun, dont forget the wrist piece from cowboys and aliens,, triple barrel men in black gun you need some blue, green and red neon lights possibly a fingerprint and access denied screen with a digital globe hologram put a noisy cricket bullet through the controle panel for the actual theme of the crate id run with nasa white vs aliens nest wall sprawl have a mini crate at the bottom for random parts for future builds maybe some soda cans slurm toxic venom test tube samples just do a second build these crates are vital for future inspiration i did speak too soon its a masterpiece but totally worth another build for more guns ghostbusters and just a bunch of alien guns shotguns and so on frodos sword and some savage weaponry,, peculiar catapults with schematics some kind of breifcase ,,,,,,, with a pop up sentry turret or odd looking radio that freezes time with a matching watch or something a severd transformers hand cannon a batteries not included drone with pop out guns just some for thought if anything ha

[@nickwulf]

We know who Charlie Boorman is. We watched long way round, down & up.

[@kylehill]

When I was there for our One Day Build, he showed me this vault -- opening it was like looking into the Ark of the Covenant from Raiders.

[@SuperSecretSquirell]

But did your face melt off?

[@microbuilder]

I like to imagine that in a thousand years, someone will find this thing, open it, and be severely confused...Voynich Manuscript, blaster style lol

[@Occult_Orchid]

My mind went to the briefcase from Pulp Fiction when I saw that golden glow 😂 Edit: funnily enough my Netflix recommended lèon: the professional to me earlier this afternoon (one day after original posting, for records sake) and I have to say his case is a thing of beauty to be certain.

[@jerrylitzza8842]

As Gregg Broadmore said about his Dr. Grordbort collection, " You should have dust and dead bugs, littered as if your grandfather had sequestered these away only to be discovered by you later in his attic." I to feel that way whenever I open one of the WETA cases.

[@pedersenist]

I think even Terminator will be impressed by this weapon suitcase

[@ronwingrove683]

24:08 "We all need safer firearms on set right now." 24:12 Suffers accidental discharge. Adam Savage living the truth, as always.

[@1pcfred]

I couldn't help but to think that Adam needs a Baldwin in his collection while watching this video. It fast got to the top of the heap in movie prop firearms.

[@tubbs2132]

@@1pcfred So a haunted replica SAA that tracks and fires completely on its own?

[@1pcfred]

@@tubbs2132 spooky!

[@CleverGirlAAH]

@@tubbs2132 😏

[@subarusensei3685]

Looks like he missed up decocking it

[@SS-eu9dq]

ive been watching this man since i was a kid, its incredible that he never ceases to amaze me with his talents.

[@BongoWongoOG]

And never ending enthusiasm..

[@adambasri3397]

I love how almot at the end of the video, Adam looked at the vault, paused and exhales heavily. I'm sure the whole memory just rushing in and made him nostalgic for a moment. I love how he talks about every piece he has and the stories behind em. Amazing work as always.

[@tonoornottono]

dude must have incredible karma

[@adamentiumstudios2457]

Thank you so much for the kind word. We are glad you enjoy the piece. We are very proud of the work we put out and it’s and honour to be recognized by someone with the skill and talent of Adam.

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

20:08 It could be a lot of fun if you made a small box with a lid for the bullets, and then put a speaker in the lid so when you open it up, it plays the audio of the bullets speaking from the film, making it seem like the bullets are actually alive and speaking to you!

[@The_Cranky_Painter]

This would be amazing!

[@notfeedynotlazy]

This!

[@REDI2UM]

Dude, those guns had me WEEPING. I'm soooo incredibly jealous! Not only do you have a PERFECT recreation of a pulse rifle... but a Righteous Bison replica too (seen in Team Fortress 2 - one of my FAVOURITE games). It's always a gift to see the Samaritan you built. That thing is a beast. There's something so therapeutic about holding a to-scale, metal, replica gun from a movie/game. That pulse rifle might be notoriously heavy, but I'd gladly let it drag me to the bottom of a riverbed in my final moments. Just living the dream right there. Okay nerding over...

[@zanforian]

I’m fairly sure that bison isn’t a replica, mainly because the tf2 weapon is based on the prop, not the other way around. All the Dr. Grordbort weapons are based on weta workshop props that existed. In fact I think you can still buy the prop bison and manmelter from weta today.

[@REDI2UM]

@@zanforian Yeah I was aware it was a collab (almost) and that the in-game thing is modelled after the prop. Just worded it that way because then it falls in line with all the other beautiful props Adam has. However going back, the in-game thing was the first I saw of it, so to me I think of the prop as a replica of TF2. Kinda like whenever I see a tactical shovel, I think of the Soldier lol

[@AndrewJamesStep]

The In The Line of Fire gun was insane and the last thing I was expecting. Adam's collections are truly amazing!

[@weaselwolf]

I love how he's amused, maybe even a little excited when he finds a prop missing a part because he gets to remake it

[@ShamWerks]

0:04 : can we appreciate this transition between Adam's tippy-tap-tap and the music?? Flawless. Tip of my hat to the editor here.

[@jacksongrantham4848]

Fun fact, the injection molded Dr. Grordbort gun you had mentioned is actually depicted in the FPS Team Fortress 2, named The Righteous Bison. It's a silly little gun, not very practical, but definitely fun to mess around with.

[@phoenixvance6642]

Buff the bison, valve

[@StylzB]

The first die cast one is what the Mannmelter is based off of

[@Kovaelin]

For such a huge case, I'm surprised you didn't go for including any hidden compartments. It might work for the ones you want to include bullets with!

[@elanorgrimes5655]

I know Adam doesn't read these messages but on the off chance, I discovered Mythbusters last year and since then it, and this channel, have become my happy place. The place I go when I need a virtual hug. The media equivalent of being surrounded by puppies. So I just hoped this and my thanks would find its way to Adam.

[@gordwu9182]

I love how Adam has a pure love of his passions. It's a great show and tell!

[@terrylong8894]

He’s like a nine year old with adult money. It’s great.

[@CleverGirlAAH]

@@terrylong8894 And the machining skill of a man in his 50s. hehehe

[@stuartculshaw5342]

I can't help thinking he's preparing for the time when he isn't here anymore and the shop becomes a museum

[@jason1656]

dude watching an over 40 minute video of one of my idols lovingly show me props. What a time to be alive I'm so thankful.

[@packratnz]

I've been building replica and real guns since I was a kid. It's great to see Adam's enthusiasm in his movie prop guns. I worked on a couple for Peter Jackson and taught the Weta Workshop guys how to shoot Lee Enfield rifles for an airshow re-enactment battle.

[@stardustjustlikeyou]

I love the move "The Professional" so much. If I had to choose one gun to have a replica of, it would be Mathilda's M1911 and the lunchbox case lined with felt to go with it.

[@brittr]

This is a video that I cannot help but come back to again and again. There is nothing I love more than the perfect place for a collection as impressive as this. Cannot help but think though that Adam needs a space as impressive for his sword collection. Would also love to see him tackle a replica of Godric Gryffindor's sword

[@SovereignMoney]

Give Adam a crazy wardrobe and he’s basically The Collector.

[@MilitaryAV]

the collector is a clown and adam isn't is the difference

[@drtidrow]

36:50 Well the Thompson itself was a _heavy_ submachine gun, the receiver being milled from a single block of steel bar stock. Made it nice and controllable in full-auto, but soldiers quickly got tired of humping it all over Europe and various Pacific islands.

[@JohnSmith-uc9cr]

most thompsons were m1a1 s, lighter than the 1920 original version, but still heavy

[@wierdalien1]

Execpt the .45 impulse and the shoulder stock shape make it want to climb

[@demetrinight5924]

Thank you for sharing your collection. The Yosemite Sam prop needs a case like how Eddie kept it in the movie. Especially if you have the full set of characters to load it.

[@thethingthatdoesnotsleep2982]

Seeing this man on TV all my childhood has been amazing. Being an adult and still being able to watch him is that much better. Thank you, Adam. For the memories and knowledge that I may have never gotten.

[@MPBones11]

I was eyeing the M41A Pulse Rifle the whole time. I was like just get to it. I was glad to hear that he's trying to get Robocops pistol. When I was stationed in Japan in the early 2000's I almost bought an airsoft version of Robocops pistol. To this day I wish I had gotten it. Also suprised there isn't the classic Stormtrooper blaster in there. I would love to see his cave in person. So many cool props and what not.

[@sagevoyage]

A friend of mine bought and repainted the Nerf Pulse Rifle with the working round counter. To say I am jealous would be an understatement

[@zachjacobs9917]

I swear I’ve learned more from your KZbin channels than any other form of education that’s been presented to me

[@gdcunha1407]

Lemme start by saying this is amazing and I'm in such awe of the magnitude and complexity of the build. just... *chefs kiss* perfection. That being said, personally, Id leave The Samaritan and Yosemite Sam's guns in their custom boxes. The box for those, props are part of the prop itself. Just my two cents.

[@kaytomascom]

the sheer amount of time, skill and dedication is just unfathomable. great work.

[@philipsavage5162]

Fantastic- loved the history, detail and effort put into every piece. Adams passion for his craft and that of others is so enjoyable to listen to. Also a workshop to die for!

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

You have lived a good life when you can measure its progress by the content of your scifi weapon vault

[@jackgrimble9418]

THAT WAS THE SMOOTHES INTRO IN THE HISTORY OF KZbin, GOD DAMN THAT WAS GOOD! Unexpected, well played, perfect transition into the timelapse, I will not look into the comments, cause I don't want to see it underappreciated. Fucking awesome, well done editor! I love you, whoever you are. ♥♥♥

[@chancedreamscape3526]

I really enjoyed this reveal of your prop-gun collection. The happiness these props bring to you, the affection you have for them, the stories and memories you reveal as you show them, is mesmerizing, endearing and charming. I completely disconnected from my daily concerns as you took me on this journey with you. VERY enjoyable.

[@Neptune0404]

Adam Savage is a treasure and this collection is amazing. Thank you all the amazing times you have given us!

[@kennethkossan5547]

Boy that Logan’s Run Sleep Pistol ia something else. I think that’s the highlight of your collection. It’s just amazing. Paint it dammit!

[@Sommertest]

As a firearm collector, the use of the Mauser C96 for Han Solo’s blaster and the Bergman 1896 for the Mandalorian series have given me very mixed feelings. With cosplayers modifying actual collectible firearms to accurately recreate the movie props for their own collections has had the dual effect of reducing the remaining number of working pieces and raising the sales price on the remaining few real guns, it has also brought attention to the incredible engineering that was being done over 100 years ago without the machinery and computer capabilities we have today. I know Adam doesn’t have a modified real firearm other than the S&W. I’m just saying, I’ll by that Bergman from you if you were thinking about welding a 20 cal flash hider on it.

[@PreceptorGrant]

That looks thoroughly fabuolus. I can't express just how much I'd love to visit and get to see those pieces up close. One thought though, I think a second pass at the labels might be in order. Perhaps laser printed, in similar style to the Vuitton case label. The handwritten labels don't quite live up to the rest.

[@seanmccarthy7591]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@ryanboone6169]

I love watching adam in these videos. Makes me happy to see someone that truly enjoys what he does.

[@Boxfortress]

the amount of giddiness Adam has with his craft is unmatched and always a pleasure to watch.

[@oskareriksson3835]

Funny enough: The "Man with no name" revolver was suppose to (given by the time period) be portrayed as a 1851 Colt Navy. Although for the shots involving the actors firing their pistols, they used cartridge converted counterparts. Now converted "cap and ball" revolvers did exist in the late 1860's, but they had the loading rod replaced with a shell ejector etc, and no longer had the appearance of the outdated percussion guns. For the film, Uberti (don't quote me on that) was the official armourer, and for Clint's character - they provided him with a Colt 1872 Open top replica, which was a transitional model between the Colt Navy, and the Colt 1873 Single Action "Peace maker". The revolver used in the movie was then fitted with the Colt Navy Barrel, with the "era correct" loading lever below, to give it a percussion revolver look. The 1872 open top frame is technically identical to the 1851 Navy, but with some small improvements in the frame. Mainly it has a more refined loading hatch in the side, compared to the converted Navy's. The 1851 Navy is also fully open where the hammer strikes, with the 1872 open top has the top of the hammer inclosed by the frame when in the lower position.

[@charlessampson6426]

Speechless!!!

[@mistral2706]

I was just thinking about that the last time I saw that movie

[@pops55650]

I have a Uberti “man with no name” version, which copied the movie version and shoots .38 special (converted to cartridges). From what I understand, .38 special blanks were common and worked better than blanks for black powder guns.

[@Occult_Orchid]

Fascinating!

[@Dexterity_Jones]

Thanks for that wonderful bit of trivia

[@timparsons3565]

24:08 "There are safer firearms on sets, which is something we desperately need right now, right?" **accidentally fires prop gun** "OOH! Woops!" The sheer irony of this moment is hilarious!

[@tomjohnable]

The knowledge, experiance and enthusiasm Adam has is incredible. It would be an honor and a joy to meet this man. This video brought a nostalgic smile to me

[@ktinga1]

19:21 I completely agree with your sentiment about Ghost in the Shell. I think my favorite thing about it is that Togusa uses a Chiappa Rhino. In the original movie, he uses a Mateba 2007M (which is really a 2006M), then in SAC he uses a Unica 6. All of those firearms were designed by Emilio Ghisoni, leaving a cleverly disguised connection to the original movie while not using a very rare and difficult to find firearm.

[@donaldparlett5789]

That looks really cool and to be able to display them together is so Firefly. the one thing missing is that the edges are actually edged with a tongue and grooved to inter-locked when closed to take the shift shock away from the hinges and latches. the covering looks wicked

[@Jeffmetal42]

Never knew that about the space jockey scene, that's really cool. Gotta love practical effects! Wonderful collection and storage trunk as well! You never cease to absolutely blow my mind. 👍

[@alistairmscott]

The scene where they leave the Nostromo to start the walk to the derelict and are standing by the landing leg is also filmed using the same kids in miniature costumes.

[@DeanFurnitureArtist]

So freakin awesome! I loved seeing all these. All your props need to be set up for the public to see I could spend hours looking over these pieces and thank you for inspiring all of us!

[@jamesallred460]

What a beautiful collection. The highlight for me is the Man With No Name's Colt 45. So glad you made this case! It's absolutely fantastic! Excellent work Mr Savage!

[@maustjason]

I have that toy blaster you made your first Blade Runner gun from and am working on a project to build a sci-fi techno-sword using that same handle. It was an incredible toy.

[@tannermcmurtray2948]

Every time I saw this box in the background I was convinced you had finally built a studley tool chest, this is a much more 'Savage' esque build that I thought it would be.

[@ComradeMeow]

Can you imagine what it would be like trying to explain this in an airport? "What's in the luggage, sir?" "Oh, you know, a Death Ray, Vaporizer 3000, a couple laser guns, you know, the usual"

[@excelsiorwhipplebottom5320]

I love this so much, im just sad there isnt a full build video. The box builds are among my favorites because i can really feel adams excitement about the thing he is building a box for. I love this case. I have been wanting ro build a steamer for a while now.

[@Widgerber]

For those wondering, the Star Trek phaser remote is made by The Wand Company.

[@jedironin380]

I thought that was a Type 1 phaser that was removable from the Type 2? They never showed that in the series, I recall being surprised when I found out!

[@stephanie.stanton]

My favorite part of this is that his weapons training is so ingrained that he didn’t put his finger on the trigger for the whole video.

[@Korina42]

I noticed he never pointed anything at the camera either.

[@joshfischer340]

It's so moving watching someone who helped shape my childhood and kept me wondering what else is out there, making videos like this. I can't thank you enough for sharing ur imagination and all around amazing skills with me. Couldn't imagine doing anything else on a Monday night.

[@JLOFlix]

WOW!! This collection is GORGEOUS!! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing! We're living and enjoying them through you!!

[@sarlon51]

Im definitely getting to know how it feels about things never really being finished. I've just gotten started as a maker with the heavy metal patch vest i am working on and i quickly found myself going back to previous patches and either rearranging them or replacing them all together for another that fits my desires a bit better.

[@codeecrottz]

Thanks for this wonderful episode. Throughly love the eye of details. Not only in the weaponry but the casing itself!

[@shiftonephoto]

That was so fun listening to Adam talk about all his props. It's so damn interesting to listen to.

[@redadamearth]

Speaking as an amateur custom maker, a lover and collector of vintage sci-fi toy guns (1930's - 80's) and someone who wishes they had the skill to make ALL of these, this was an absolute JOY to watch. Thanks, Adam, for sharing. Absolutely amazing. And I'm a big fan of Edison Giacattoli's stuff, as well, especiall the TH3 sci-fi line. . :-)

[@Spacepod7]

What a stunning collection and way to display said collection!! I thought as I was watching "I wonder if he has Malcolm Reynold's pistol in there?" One of my favs and wondered if you had plans to acquire/build one? Also just saw a comment about the lack of the ZF-1 😂 bit of a behemoth to fit in your beautiful case though... Thanks for creating and sharing such a great video walkthrough and storytelling episode on these.

[@tempus_fugit7366]

Amazing, as with nearly everything Adam builds! A prop weapon I'm surprised Adam hasn't built yet, would be the Repeater Crossbow from Van Helsing. I hope he has it on his to do list!

[@psyrolz1626]

I get so proud of Adam every time he shows us stuff. I can see my inner child going crazy with his inner child with every prop and stories from every movie. This is the dream, man!

[@double-sidedcorrugatedfibe7529]

He has a Bison. Now all he needs is the Pomson and the Manmelter.

[@davidmathieson8661]

I know Adam will probably never do it. But I'd love to see him make a replica of the biomechanical fish ramen thing gun from eXistenZ, just watching his processes and problem solving for any build is great let alone for the nightmare that is that particular prop

[@zach1972]

One thing I love about this, every single item pulled out is treated like a real firearm, he almost never flags the camera man, dude knows how to handle some real shit

[@ralphhardyman1148]

yeah especially the part where he has his fingers covering the muzzle constantly. and he actually flagged the camera every time he took something out of the safe. its just toys but don't act like this was any type of safe firearm handling

[@SirPootington]

adam savage still remains a major source of inspiration all these years later. seeing him show us all of these things that makes him happy is just so nice and calming :)

[@ozsmith69]

I just love the way that Adam has the skills, the knowledge and the schoolboy enthusiasm for these props that some of us have enjoyed for our entertainment. What an amazing character and an American legend.

[@darksl1de]

I love this, and i knew you’d come around to building something like this some day. But as a long-time fan of tested i find the severe lack of a ZF-1 disturbing. I hope to get an update on that build soon, it’s been too long :)

[@Spacepod7]

Oooh same, I embarrassingly forgot about that!

[@huesudowoodo]

exactly!!

[@MatthewBowe]

I came here for this comment.

[@richard-likes-to-travel]

ZF-1 would take up half the trunk!

[@Droidzey]

I believe he has made a fully working one on a tv show recently, I'm not sure which tho

[@weldengold9210]

I honestly love the fact that, regardless if the firearms could even fire, Adam has trigger discipline

[@lightstoryband]

Dude, I just love you, thanks for all you do and displaying your fandom of these films etc. One of us! You're my idol, Adam. From a nerdy metal musician to another true fan of oddity, thank you.

[@AprehamLincoln]

Watching this made me think of two things. First, the various collectibles, replicas and one-of-a-kind pieces I have, these are the kinds of things folks like us are so proud to own and display. And the second is how Adam so reminds me of my brother. Like Adam, he's a little eccentric, full of giddy energy, something of a mad scientist, he's constantly building, tinkering. And people will ask him, "Why have you built this thing?" and his answer, as I'm sure Adam's might be, is either "Because I could" or "Why not?". I love that about him and I enjoy seeing it in Adam.

[@ludoletono]

A part of me was hoping to see Mal's revolver/blaster from Firelfy in there.

[@MetFreak42]

I came to the comments precisely to see if anyone else had mentioned this. ❤🤘

[@bmack1776]

An absolutely magnificent video walking through a fantastic collection in an equally awesome case. My favorites are the DL-44 & Deckard's pistol. I've been a fan of both since I first saw Star Wars & Blade Runner. Thanks.

[@jonbush8950]

Such a pleasure checking out your collections AND your mad skills/artistic acumen, Adam!

[@rw8147]

I adore your enthusiasm for these pieces and hearing the stories behind them

[@moondog3056]

Loved the look of the storage trunk. I was a little surprised at the hand written labels instead of being more permanent using engraving

[@coreyjeffords3083]

This is so badass! The story behind each gun is awesome! I am a big fan of Leon as well. A couple of ideas for future guns I think would be the two gold 1911’s that Nicholas Cage used in face off. I also think the smith snubbed nose nickel plated smith and Wesson model 36 from the movie Running Scared would be a good addition. Now that I think about it, the revolver with the extra long barrel that Jack Nicholson uses as the joker in Batman would be pretty sweet too!

[@JonTheGiantChicken]

That case is amazing,but the collection is astounding. I am a gun enthusiast and a movie lover, so that collection is heaven.

[@NathanNostaw]

Thanks for such a fun tour. The cool gun designs from significant movies are almost endless. I can imagine a pile of LV travel trunks full of props (similar to the old photos of wealthy safari trips from the early 1900s).

[@JBwatches]

Nice collection. The Dr. Guns are sweet!

[@pr0_tr0ll]

First off, a magnificent collection. I've enjoyed seeing some that I've watched you build. Secondly, while all those are unloaded thank you for the safety. Finally, outstanding case; and you've inspired me to build my own.

[@stevenpoole7235]

Popped up in recommended and just watched it all with a smile. Thanks for the memories!

[@SAXONWARLORD1000AD]

This guys enthusiasm is infectious - i could watch him all day

[@jonnyphenomenon]

@4:18 I am thinking I hope he uses a quill pen to write the labels. Don't disappoint me Adam! I grew up in an old farmhouse that had all kinds of treasures literally hidden away in secret places only a child would think to look. Luke letters from the 1800's in a secret compartment in a wall, a collection of whale and sharks teeth in a crawl space under the foundation, or a large collection of small bottles of sand from places all over the world hidden behind some steps leading to a terrace. One thing that fascinated me the most was the labels these things had in them. The calligraphy was completely unreadable to me, but the old lady who owned the house would light up with joy when I would being them to her and tell me what each one said and tell me a story to go with them one by one. I'd all but forgotten about that experience till now. Funny how a video about a box could bring that all back.

[@MonsterGrove]

I actually assumed old style typewriter labels

[@christovrea4273]

My childhood just smacked me and said, “why haven’t you built all the guns!”

[@mattiber2558]

Thank you, Adam. I replayed many of the movies during my growing years as you would pull out one after the other!

[@KevinPlayingGames]

This was one of my favorites among videos you've made. All of these movies are pieces of my childhood and teen years, and watching the obvious glee with each piece you displayed made me want to go back and watch a bunch of these. I think Pulp Fiction is first on my list. Thanks for sharing.

[@jamiemurray1276]

Amazing! But I was surprised to see Adam just scribble the names in pencil, after all the care he put into making the case (printing the fake label, etc.)

[@BryonLetterman]

I love how even though they're all fake weapons, obviously, he still exercises trigger discipline. I would too, but it would just be out of habit

[@jennareynolds1403]

adam really Believes in the world of his props, I love that about him

[@Oliver_JW]

I truly love proper trigger discipline shown here. Even if they were nerf guns, it's a good thing to have as muscle memory.

[@andersandersen6295]

WRONG! Watch the battlestar galactica gun again, for a second he puts his finger on the trigger while waving it around. i will say its invonluntairy but that is also the most dangerous because you are not aware of it at the moment.

[@jasonotoole1822]

Awesome! I loved this video as it was a great tour of Adam's collection and a very unique way to display it!

[@TheTaylora287]

From my young youth in myth busters to my current timeline still amazed by you Adam. Fantastic

[@dimetime35c]

If he can be this responsible with "fake" guns i don't see any excuse for people being irresponsible with real ones! A simple lock on a chest only you have a key to would suffice.

[@vigunfighter]

Cool build! I'm sorta surprised that with all this interest in prop guns, that you aren't into real firearms also. Was especially surprised that you deactivated Indiana Jones' revolver. (I know there is a safety factor, but that can be handled.) How cool to go to the range and actually shoot a gun that one of your favorite characters used. I'm a history buff, and have studied weaponry and its development to the point where I've made my own bow, learned to knap so I could make heads for my arrows, when I was young, my dad and I build a small onager, crossbows, knife and spear throwing, slings, etc. While handling this stuff is enjoyable, actually using them takes things to another level. Are you just not interested in that aspect of these items, or some other reason?

[@EvanCurrie]

From what he said, I think the Indy pistol was demilled when he purchased it. He acquired it from the UK, and it is a legal requirement there under most circumstances.

[@vigunfighter]

@@EvanCurrie I'd have to go back and rewatch it, because my memory was that he demilled it, but I could very well be wrong. Don't know why he would buy it from England, it would be more easily available here, I would think. Even living in Kali, buying it wouldn't be particularly difficult.

[@wesrrowlands8309]

That feeling of discovery Adam mentions is something really hard to recapture often as an adult I find. For me it was going on walks in the woods, random Sunday drives to new places, vacations to museums and planetariums and such but exploring houses did it too. I always knew what was in the parts of my Grandma's house but getting to see them only occasionally made it feel special. It was that way even in our own attic until i was old enough to get up there myself.

[@bgtyhnmju7]

Another great episode ! That was super fun. Love what you built, and all the back story to go with it.

[@dgornowicz8417]

Y’all gotta stop with these intros. Please just do a normal Adam intro. They’re confusing and unnecessary. Showing the finished product in the first minute ruins the whole thing IMO. This isn’t television- you don’t need to bait my attention- I decided I want to watch this.

[@kevinmcleod3741]

Gears of war? Edge of tommarow ? Robo cop ? Starship Troopers ? All potential guns you could build Adam . Really love your channel and do us all a big favor ! KEEP ON BUILDING !

[@thEannoyingE]

That inglorious Basterds pistol is just beautiful. I always wanted a prop from that film.

[@terrencemiltner1005]

Thank you for sharing your toys with all us viewers. I love that the plastic pistol from In the Line of Fire has pride of place alongside a Yosemite Sam pistol as well as obvious choices of a Star Trek Phaser and Han Solo's blaster. That M41A is lovely. That it has real racking, cap gun action, and is a story of a friendship is even cooler.

[@travishiltz4750]

If I ever win the lottery, I will simply replay this video and go "I want that, that and that" So many amazing prop guns and I love hearing how much love Adam has for, not just the guns, but the movies they came from.

[@chris_becker]

Thank you for sharing these wonderful works of art, memorabilia, and movie magic. Almost as great as being able to touch it. Your stories are magic. Thanks so much for sharing!!!

[@donovan6320]

Watching you put the labels on is so cathartic lol.