My dad had one, when his parents past on we found it still in pritty good condition....Then My brother got ahold of it. and well lets say it no longer exists

i want one??

Chris, is it still for sale?

I wanted one in 1964. It was priced at £5 then.

I HAD A JOHNNY 7 IN 1970 GOT IT TAKEN OFF ME AT SCOOL BECAUSE THE GRANADE IT THE TEACHER ON THE HEAD GOT IT BACK AT THE END OF THE DAY

MAN i want one its so awsome i wanna scare my friend that thing is a legend

hi if anyone has a johnny seven for sale i would be intrested, i have told my grandson about it and he wuold love to have one to add to his collection of toy weapons, my contact noumber is 07734366443 - 01271 817586

My husband recieved this as a Christmas present when he was 7 in 1964. The next day his mother smashed it to smitherines . Still talks about to this day . I would love to get him another one , working or not , for this Christmas without paying a fortune . Wish they made replicas .

My Dad had one too. The only gift that he got was the Johnny Seven OMA and his Dad broke it right in half over his knee before he even got to play with it at all!! My Grandpa past this spring, so it's a hard Christmas for my Dad, I would love to find the Johnny Seven gun for my Dad, I couldn't think of a better gift then that. Please, if anyone still has one for sale Please let me know. Farrell.Minaker@gmail.com

My dad had one of these when he was a kid and when i was fifteen he showed it to me. It was still in the box and never played with but once. His dad got it for him and only let him play with it once, and so I got my chance. After he passed on I got the gun and now I don't know what to do with it. If anyone would like to make an offer on it you can e-mail me at charmed_student@msn.com

i'm on the lookout for one of these guns complete. kevdj1@hotmail.co.uk

I have a johnny seven OMA but no ammo, if anyone has any spare for sale. Thanks 07790304618

From the Saturday morning cartoon vault, early TV spots for the Johnny Seven (One Man Army) machine gun and combat helmet. This aired on "Tennessee Tuxedo" over CBS (11/28/64). In 1965, Johnny Seven changed from soldier to spy, a take-off on James Bond, in TV ads. Topper Toys made lots of products bearing the name Johnny, including Speed (remote-controlled car) and Lightning (Hot-Wheels-like minis). Production of the Johnny Seven ended in 1970. Don't know why it's in the '80s blog.

does anyone make reproductiobn TOPPER JOHNNY SEVEN ONE MAN ARMY O.M.A. GRENADE or anyone got one for sale