A "prop gun" typically refers to a non-firing replica or model of a firearm used in film, theater, or other performances. These guns are designed to look realistic for the purpose of storytelling but do not function as real firearms, meaning they are not capable of firing bullets. Prop guns can be made from various materials, including plastic, metal, or rubber. In some cases, prop guns may include blank-firing weapons that can produce noise and muzzle flashes without firing live ammunition.
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