IMFDB:Fictional Firearms - Revision history

Wuzh: Wuzh moved page IMFDB Info: Fictional Firearms to IMFDB:Fictional Firearms

2023-03-22T20:44:54Z

Wuzh moved page IMFDB Info: Fictional Firearms to IMFDB:Fictional Firearms

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Wuzh at 20:12, 4 March 2023

2023-03-04T20:12:27Z

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	:* They cannot exist only in video games or CGI. A practical prop must exist.		:* They cannot exist only in video games or CGI. A practical prop must exist.

	[[Category:~~Policy~~]]		[[Category:IMFDB policies]]

Wuzh at 20:07, 4 March 2023

2023-03-04T20:07:53Z

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	~~[[Category:General Information]]~~

	===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===		===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===
	'''IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria:'''		'''IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria:'''
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	:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.		:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.
	:* They cannot exist only in video games or CGI. A practical prop must exist.		:* They cannot exist only in video games or CGI. A practical prop must exist.

			[[Category:Policy]]

Funkychinaman: clarified that all fictional firearms must be practical props

2015-03-12T15:54:18Z

clarified that all fictional firearms must be practical props

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	:* Fantasy weapons which have no basis in real weapons technology do not belong here. So a Force Lance from "Andromeda" or a Klingon Disruptor from "Star Trek" or a Light Sabre from "Star Wars" do not qualify. No one would ever wonder if these weapons really exist today.		:* Fantasy weapons which have no basis in real weapons technology do not belong here. So a Force Lance from "Andromeda" or a Klingon Disruptor from "Star Trek" or a Light Sabre from "Star Wars" do not qualify. No one would ever wonder if these weapons really exist today.
	:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.		:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.
			:* They cannot exist only in video games or CGI. A practical prop must exist.

Zackmann08 at 22:28, 16 October 2012

2012-10-16T22:28:48Z

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	[[Category:~~Gun\|(0AA)~~]]		[[Category:General Information]]

	===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===		===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===

PistolJunkie at 04:10, 28 February 2011

2011-02-28T04:10:18Z

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	:* They can't be just talked about, they must appear on screen.		:* They can't be just talked about, they must appear on screen.
	:* If they are fictional weapons built upon a real firearm (as in [[Red Heat]] or [[Starship Troopers]]) For example, all of the blaster weapons (either rebel or Imperial) in the Star Wars films that are built on real gun platforms, qualify to be here on this list.		:* If they are fictional weapons built upon a real firearm (as in [[Red Heat]] or [[Starship Troopers]]) For example, all of the blaster weapons (either rebel or Imperial) in the Star Wars films that are built on real gun platforms, qualify to be here on this list.
	:* If they are fictional / hypothetical weapons which may exist in real life but (so far does not).		:* If they are fictional / hypothetical weapons which may exist in real life (but so far does not).
	:* If the weapon (for any reason) would lead the general public to believe that it is a real firearms or based on one.		:* If the weapon (for any reason) would lead the general public to believe that it is a real firearms or based on one.
	:* Fantasy weapons which have no basis in real weapons technology do not belong here. So a Force Lance from "Andromeda" or a Klingon Disruptor from "Star Trek" or a Light Sabre from "Star Wars" do not qualify. No one would ever wonder if these weapons really exist today.		:* Fantasy weapons which have no basis in real weapons technology do not belong here. So a Force Lance from "Andromeda" or a Klingon Disruptor from "Star Trek" or a Light Sabre from "Star Wars" do not qualify. No one would ever wonder if these weapons really exist today.
	:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.		:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.

MoviePropMaster2008: IMFDB listing of Fictional Firearms moved to IMFDB Info: Fictional Firearms

2010-10-03T02:33:03Z

IMFDB listing of Fictional Firearms moved to IMFDB Info: Fictional Firearms

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MoviePropMaster2008 at 21:44, 1 May 2010

2010-05-01T21:44:39Z

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	[[Category:Gun\|(AA)]]		[[Category:Gun\|(0AA)]]

	===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===		===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===

MoviePropMaster2008 at 04:10, 25 November 2009

2009-11-25T04:10:32Z

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	IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria:
			===FICTIONAL FIREARMS===
			'''IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria:'''

	:* They can't be just talked about, they must appear on screen.		:* They can't be just talked about, they must appear on screen.

MoviePropMaster2008: New page: (AA) IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria: :* They can't be just ...

2009-11-25T04:09:49Z

New page: (AA) IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria: :* They can't be just ...

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[[Category:Gun|(AA)]]
IMFDB lists fictional firearms that appear in Movies, Television, Anime and (some) video games. They must comply with the following criteria:

:* They can't be just talked about, they must appear on screen.
:* If they are fictional weapons built upon a real firearm (as in [[Red Heat]] or [[Starship Troopers]]) For example, all of the blaster weapons (either rebel or Imperial) in the Star Wars films that are built on real gun platforms, qualify to be here on this list.
:* If they are fictional / hypothetical weapons which may exist in real life but (so far does not).
:* If the weapon (for any reason) would lead the general public to believe that it is a real firearms or based on one.
:* Fantasy weapons which have no basis in real weapons technology do not belong here. So a Force Lance from "Andromeda" or a Klingon Disruptor from "Star Trek" or a Light Sabre from "Star Wars" do not qualify. No one would ever wonder if these weapons really exist today.
:* They must have some obvious screentime. A small blip in the deep background of a mass army scene won't count.