Error creating thumbnail: File missing Spaceballs (1987)Spaceballs is a 1987 science-fiction spoof directed by Mel Brooks starring Bill Pullman , John Candy , Rick Moranis , Mel Brooks (in dual roles), Daphne Zuniga and the voice of Joan Rivers. While ostensibly a spoof of Star Wars Star Trek Alien Planet of the Apes
The following guns were used in the movie Spaceballs:
Calico M100 Spaceball guards use Calico M100 to impersonate space weapons in the film. Lonestarr (Bill Pullman ) and Barf (John Candy ) steal two rifles and use them, Barf's running out of ammo in the process. Princess Vespa (Daphne Zuniga ) uses Lonestarr's to take out a group of enemy troopers.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Calico M100 rifle - .22LR Error creating thumbnail: File missing "Hey! You can't park here!" "Yeah, can't you guys read? No parking!" Two guards stand with their modified Calico M100's. Error creating thumbnail: File missing After taking the above guards' uniforms and guns, Barf and Lonestarr rescue the girls, but get caught in a firefight. Error creating thumbnail: File missing "Hey! Those are the guys who stole our uniforms!" "Yeah and beat the shit out of us too!" The two guards from earlier catch up to the gang and open fire. Error creating thumbnail: File missing Lonestarr about to open fire on the guards. Error creating thumbnail: File missing "I'm not shooting this thing, I hate guns!" Princess Vespa is handed Lonestarr's Calico as he tries to open the locked door. Error creating thumbnail: File missing "Son of a Bitch!" After getting some of her hair shot off, Princess Vespa revises her outlook on guns and mows down a wave of guards, the other three looking at her. Modified TEC-9 Modified TEC-9 machine pistols appear to be the standard issue sidearm for Spaceball officers. They are shown with barrel shrouds and without magazine. They are also never fired or even drawn in the film.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing Intratec TEC-9 - 9x19mm Error creating thumbnail: File missing Colonel Sandurz (George Wyner ) with a modified TEC-9 in his belt. Error creating thumbnail: File missing A better shot of Col. Sandurz's sidearm. The belt conveniently covers up the TEC-9's magazine well. Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Captain of the Guard (Stephen Tobolowsky ) with the same type of sidearm in his belt as he angrily confronts the stunt doubles. Modified M1 Carbine The debris from Spaceball One land on the Planet of the Apes M1 Carbines . (Assuming they're using the same props from Planet of the Apes.
Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Modern Manufactured version of the M1 Carbine , with standard stock, from Auto-Ordnance (affiliated with Kahr Arms and Thompson Arms). Chambered in .30 Carbine Error creating thumbnail: File missing The Apes might have modified M1 carbines in the scabbards on their saddles. 
