‘Blade Runner’ blaster replicas up for sale (5 Pics)
Replicas of the LAPD 2019 blaster as used in the 1982 film “Blade Runner” are now available for the low, low price of $900.
The replicas are sold by Tomenosuke and the company touts 100 percent accuracy to the original prop, TechnaBob reports.
The original unnamed blaster was pieced together from parts of a Steyr-Mannlicher Model SL rifle, using a Charter Arms Bulldog revolver as its base, according to the Internet Movie Firearms Database.
Guns.com previously reported on a custom version of the blaster built by Myth Buster’s Adam Savage. He built a pretty slick display case for it too.
If you’re jonesin’ for your own blaster but don’t want to fork over $900, Tomenosuke also offers a DIY model kit for $570.
This 100 percent accurate blaster replica sells for $900.
The original prop gun was based off a Charter Arms Bulldog revolver.
If $900 seems a bit too pricy, there is also a DIY kit for $570.
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