I remember "Man with the Golden Gun" being a really fun multiplayer mode in multiple Bond video games, but I don't remember the Golden Gun being in Perfect Dark. Where you thinking of Trent's Golden .357 Magnum?
@@serganteddy5 not really it always had the fastest reload it was also all about moving. Wish they still.made James bond games We need a good one to get away from shitty cod and all the battle Royales.
As cool as this is, you'd think the serial number on the circular plaque would be printed in some way, instead of looking like it was written on with a marker.
I interviewed Christopher Lee for a radio station during his promotional tour for this film. He confessed that he hated the prop, and that it probably returned the sentiment. Peter Cushing's skill with inanimate objects on set was a source of envy for Lee, who claimed to have no ability with handling fiddly props.
@@johnnydjiurkopff That weapon (assuming it could be built to work properly) was obviously designed concealment first and functionality way second. I meant Scaramanga's golden gun.
@@johnnydjiurkopff Maybe, but by concealment I meant that Scaramanga's weapon appears completely innocent when it is disassembled. Pocket pistol like James Bond's original customized Beretta at .25ACP will not look anything else but pistol and everybody and their senile grandma knows it is a pistol at first glance. Same reason why The Jackal ordered special rifle that could be stripped and concealed inside narrow metal tubes even though any other rifle would have been better at his purpose.
That is bullshit .... Why go online to lie? Christopher didn't hate the gun at all.. he wanted to keep a copy in his collection but sadly due to reasons he wasn't able to..
A .22 semi-auto pistol could possibly be fashioned to look and even dismantle like this prop replica, but it might need more than just a screw-in trigger to hold it together.
I picked up a 1/2 scale solid (can't be disassembled) replica as my souvenir from the "Science of 007" exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry a couple weeks ago. Your replica is WAY cooler!
You know it’s too bad that it sold out. They announced the prop replica back in 2019 and I had to pre ordered asap before it’s sold out. And then a year later in fall 2020, I finally got it from the mail. I can tell you for sure that in the future they will release more of these with a huge improvement. So Factory Entertainment had released the golden gun back in 2010. And then 10 years later (2020) they finally released this one that I have.
That’s really cool, I made one after watching the movie first time round. A lighter with a biro taped to it, bubble bum stuck to my chest and I was Scaramanga 😂🤣😂
@@Dhips. Oooooh you mean whoever *did* get that one. My bad. Actually, I wouldn’t be surprised if the one numbered 007 was pulled off the production line by an employee or even someone higher up in the process. If it went up for auction I’m sure it would fetch at least ten times MSRP.
@@askmeaboutsugma Either being in the hands of a top level management member of the company or gifted to someone important is what I'd expect for numbers 001 and 007
Looks like you got number 002. This is fairly good as its revealed in the film that Scaramanga killed agent 002 some years earlier with his golden gun.
The barrel would probably melt when firing, wouldn't it? Gold is a very soft metal but anyway, this was extremely cool in a very cool movie back in the day. 👍👍👍
That looks almost like a .30 calibre slug in a 9mm shell. I wonder how difficult it would be to make an operable one of these. Special 7.62x19 one-off cartridges would probably be the most difficult thing, since I cant imagine turning a gun barrel into a pen would be difficult at all, especially if its a fountain pen.
@@BreadOFFICIAL. what does that even mean?... he just told you the company that were he brought it from... they were also selling it on the Official James Bond Website
2:46 As cool as itd be to own the first of the 500 pieces, i think the #007 one would be the one most sought after
Yea
I wish that James Bond showed up after clicking the #007
@@sipylessnewacc3911 i was furries 😭😭
002 would still be pretty good, given how in the movie Agent 002 was mentioned as having been killed by Scaramanga
@@MartianV2GG I actually got James bond videos pop up, you were just very unfortunate.
Forgotten Weapons should do an April Fool's video or something where he takes a look at one of these.
yeah true!! good idea
Yeah lol
Nice comment
Why are we not funding this.
Agreed
I seriously wish I have that...
The Golden Gun is so dang powerful in the James Bond games and Perfect Dark.
I remember "Man with the Golden Gun" being a really fun multiplayer mode in multiple Bond video games, but I don't remember the Golden Gun being in Perfect Dark. Where you thinking of Trent's Golden .357 Magnum?
@@01100101011100100111 if it's gold and op it's okay by me if someone's mistakes it's name.
It appeared in arsenal as the last gun
Yeah, but you have to be very accurate with it or else you're a dead man if you miss.
@@serganteddy5 not really it always had the fastest reload it was also all about moving. Wish they still.made James bond games We need a good one to get away from shitty cod and all the battle Royales.
whoever got the 7th one probably got the best one, cause the production number would be 007 as well
As cool as this is, you'd think the serial number on the circular plaque would be printed in some way, instead of looking like it was written on with a marker.
Hand marked by the artist, very common for art and replicas with limited prints
Yeah, no. Limited editions’ serials are often marked by hand. This goes for everything from collectibles to multimillion dollar works of art.
I did not know this was common practice to just mark the number by hand. I learned something.
I appreciate the way you handled that with grace.
@@01100101011100100111 Yep! I guess it’s supposed to add a bit of that “made by hand by a skilled craftsman” touch.
Mr Scaramanga was always my favorite bond villian. He matches bond in so many ways...Its like hes the Dark Bond xD
the gun is so powerful it doesnt even need a firing pin
It’s a firing pen.
I interviewed Christopher Lee for a radio station during his promotional tour for this film. He confessed that he hated the prop, and that it probably returned the sentiment. Peter Cushing's skill with inanimate objects on set was a source of envy for Lee, who claimed to have no ability with handling fiddly props.
In Lee's defense, this is possibly the most haphazardly designed and unergonomical firearm since the sten.
@@johnnydjiurkopff That weapon (assuming it could be built to work properly) was obviously designed concealment first and functionality way second. I meant Scaramanga's golden gun.
@@vksasdgaming9472 still pretty horrid design. A .22 or .25 cal pocket gun would be easier to conceal and have autoloading functionality.
@@johnnydjiurkopff Maybe, but by concealment I meant that Scaramanga's weapon appears completely innocent when it is disassembled. Pocket pistol like James Bond's original customized Beretta at .25ACP will not look anything else but pistol and everybody and their senile grandma knows it is a pistol at first glance. Same reason why The Jackal ordered special rifle that could be stripped and concealed inside narrow metal tubes even though any other rifle would have been better at his purpose.
That is bullshit .... Why go online to lie? Christopher didn't hate the gun at all.. he wanted to keep a copy in his collection but sadly due to reasons he wasn't able to..
I'd love to see someone try to get passed TSA with this in their carry on while dressed in a tuxedo😂😂
Someone could definitely turn one of these into a 22 if they wanted- or rather make one that looks like it.
Don't give me ideas bro lol
@@dr.slimewise7650 lol same
@@dr.slimewise7650 im getting ideas
A .22 semi-auto pistol could possibly be fashioned to look and even dismantle like this prop replica, but it might need more than just a screw-in trigger to hold it together.
@@dj1NM3 prob have to have some type of quick detach pin system for the trigger
Fascinating, it would be quite an honor to own one in a James Bond collection.
Wonderful piece, although the scariest thing about the golden gun is the fact the breach doesn't lock haha. But seriously what an amazing replica
Wow! You ARE the Man with the Golden Gun!!
I picked up a 1/2 scale solid (can't be disassembled) replica as my souvenir from the "Science of 007" exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry a couple weeks ago. Your replica is WAY cooler!
As a kid this was like my entire life. I would’ve done anything to get one of these at the time.
Ive always wanted one lol. Good thing it popped up in recommended
You know it’s too bad that it sold out. They announced the prop replica back in 2019 and I had to pre ordered asap before it’s sold out. And then a year later in fall 2020, I finally got it from the mail. I can tell you for sure that in the future they will release more of these with a huge improvement. So Factory Entertainment had released the golden gun back in 2010. And then 10 years later (2020) they finally released this one that I have.
The power...of the golden gun. Hurry up and assemble it, Hai-Fat is getting away.
Ah yes. The infamous “Prop” Gun
Probably my favorite Roger Moore Bond movie! Cool item!
Omg Christopher lee would love this
Hell yeah! I agree. 👌🏻💯
@@goldengun7021 yup he is missed
Indeed.
@@LITTLE1994 yup
I always wanted one of these.
Same.
Super expensive now
Me too
Same
Same
I love this golden gun alot
Show of hands, who else here who only played the game saw this and got a good laugh at what the legendary "Golden Gun" actually was?
That happened to me as a kid, I was obsessed with it, then just got confused, seeing pens and cigarettes on early google images.
No wonder why it was a one shot kill on goldeneye. That rnd looks like a 7.62x”39” short lol
Hold on tight!
To me it looks like a .32 or 9mm with a longer bullet
idk how the grip is so big but the gun looks so swag
i really like that you can show it off both put together and disassembled
Damn arsenal golden gun
imo, the best way to hid a gun is like this, especially during the time when x-ray machines werent either invented or used much
also the cool factor of taking for seemingly unrelated items and assembling them into a firearm is just plain badass
@@shelbykingnfs7216 oh hell yeah, just makes it even more genius
To cool Mr Scaramanga!
That was cool, thanks for showing it.
Beautiful replica. Very well made
That’s really cool, I made one after watching the movie first time round. A lighter with a biro taped to it, bubble bum stuck to my chest and I was Scaramanga 😂🤣😂
Seeing this i realize it has no way to fire the bullet. No pin, no hammer, no striker.
Thank you! I hate always being the one who nerds out over bad firearms engineering in movies and games.
nice
oH iTs ThE rObLoX aRsEnAl GuN!!!
Between the movies and games I had an amazing childhood.
This New Nintendo graphics are awesome
Good one
Airsoft version when?
a r b e a n a l
That's really fuggin cool.
Very cool
Class! From my personal favorite Bond film. It was by far the cheesiest with the best villain in the brilliant Lee.
That is one of the best pop I've seen so far where did you get yours at I've been trying to look for one but I can't seem to find one
1 miss, 10 thousand gone
When I watched the film as a kid, I thought this was the coolest thing ever
It is the best thing I’ve seen and I had the same dream am glad I got to see it
That's insane!
how much do you think the guy paid for the one numbered 007?
He didn’t. Homie has #002
@@askmeaboutsugma I know. I said how much do you think the guy paid for the one numbered 007?
@@Dhips. Oooooh you mean whoever *did* get that one. My bad.
Actually, I wouldn’t be surprised if the one numbered 007 was pulled off the production line by an employee or even someone higher up in the process. If it went up for auction I’m sure it would fetch at least ten times MSRP.
@@askmeaboutsugma Either being in the hands of a top level management member of the company or gifted to someone important is what I'd expect for numbers 001 and 007
Good question, I paid almost $1000 for that prop replica, it’s quite expensive because it’s made with 24k gold by Factory Entertainment.
«The CCTV is a little blurry, is that a pistol made of gold» -Pavel
Looks like you got number 002. This is fairly good as its revealed in the film that Scaramanga killed agent 002 some years earlier with his golden gun.
Hold on, is that barrel a pen!?
That’s right.
The cigeret case, the lighter, the pen and the bullet
And the cuff link.
How wide is the bullet? It looks much larger than the 4.2mm purported in the film.
Cool
The only golden gun that doesn’t look stupid
Gold fingher! Lol auguri grazie per il passaggio!
I can imagine goldfinger having this gun as his signature weapon
Goldfinger has a golden revolver. You see it at the end of the movie.
Nice
*”Get to 31 kills to unlock this golden gun”*
So cool
Me: “very good, you win this round with honor”
-roblox arsenal
That's so cool
If you think about it, you could probably actually make a gun like this that actually shot
There are several...
The barrel would probably melt when firing, wouldn't it? Gold is a very soft metal but anyway, this was extremely cool in a very cool movie back in the day. 👍👍👍
Wouldn't the back just blow up in your face, assuming you can account for the lack of a firing pin?
@@GNeuman he only needs one shot, it could probably handle that…
@@GNeuman or they could make it so only the outside is gold plated while the insides like the barrel are regular gun metal.
"Is that clearly understood?" "Yes, very clearly."😁
When you find cayo perico gun
Claps all wanna be tryhards
Pavel: "Is that a GOLDEN GUN I saw on camera!?"
wow amazing! thanks for sharing!!!
You’re welcome bro 👌🏻
Beauuutiful.
"Remember, switching to your reloading is faster than pistol"
Very cool 😎
That looks almost like a .30 calibre slug in a 9mm shell. I wonder how difficult it would be to make an operable one of these. Special 7.62x19 one-off cartridges would probably be the most difficult thing, since I cant imagine turning a gun barrel into a pen would be difficult at all, especially if its a fountain pen.
It's incredible that so far they haven't been able to make a faithful replica of the movie.
Dude that is so cool
VERY COOL..
Daaaaaamn that Beautiful wow
Plane: exists
Mafia:
I might get me one, the cheapest I can find in stock is $800 will you go lower?
I think I heard Christopher Lee’s voice in the background of the video saying “Nice”
This reminds me of the lifecard 22
dude imagine getting the 007th replica
Man bouta be in arsenal in Roblox. But in real life now.
How much did that set you back
"What's your personality?"
Fucking... 007 Golden Gun.
The try-hard in Arsenal be like
How does that get used? I get it's a movie, but there's no hammer!
Its good
I need to watch that movie again. I could swear it looks like an actual pistol and not a hasbro spy gun…. I’m probably wrong
That is cool as hell
Thank you bro
Man did cayo perico heist
@GoldenGun Can you please add a link for purchase ? Thanks
What cartridge was this alleged to fire? Like a .38 super with a long spire point bullet or 9x39? That was weird
In the movie it’s a custom 4.2 mm bullet.
It was a custom 4.2mm, or about .17 caliber.
I always thought that Captain Malcolm Reynolds pistol was a .17 caliber.
Abso-fucking-lutley beautiful
Cayo pistol but in real life that’s crazy…
What calibur is the bullet?
Badass wish it worked
How cool would it be to have serial number 007
Do the lighters actually work?
Omg where did you get this masterpiece
Factory Entertainment
@@goldengun7021 amogus
@@BreadOFFICIAL. what does that even mean?... he just told you the company that were he brought it from... they were also selling it on the Official James Bond Website
listen here mate💯. I suggest you yap that nonsense 🏴☠️💀 somewhere❌ else. keep rambling and 🦟 you WILL get this combo buddy boy💀@michaelhawkins7389
so its made fronm solid 24K gold or is it plated? how much is it worth?
It’s made out of 24k gold and it’s quite expensive. I paid for almost $1000.
How much did it cost?
What mechanism would strike the firing pin on that design?
Ur mum