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Remember when Eugene Stoner teamed up with Reed Knight to produce a pistol that Colt eventually sold as the Colt All American 2000? No? Well read more about it here! (Read)

In this Guns of Pop Culture, we take a look at an underrated Bruce Willis, Damon Wayans flick, and the role the Smith & Wesson Model 19 played. (Read)

We love video games and guns around here...but video games often miss the mark on gun stuff. Read up on what we think video games mess up every time. (Read)

In this Guns of Pop Culture, we take a look at the Remington 11-87 that makes a grand appearance in the film "No Country for Old Men." (Read)

Remington jumped into the single-stack 9mm craze in the mid-2000s with the R51...but what happened to this concealable handgun? Come find out... (Read)

We take a look at "Minority Report" and the Beretta 9000S Tom Cruise uses in the film as he goes on the run. (Read)

We examine the Boberg Arms series of pistols to see how this unique design came about and, ultimately, what happened to it... (Read)

In this Guns of Pop Culture, we look at Guy Ritchie's film "Snatch" and the Desert Eagle used by Bullet Tooth Tony. (Read)

We take a look into the Sig Sauer P250 -- the predecessor to the P320 -- to see what this gun had going for it and why it eventually faded away... (Read)

We take a look at the tricked out Smith & Wesson 629 revolver used in the Vin Diesel classic "xXx" to see how this one came to be. (Read)

We examine the Smith & Wesson SW99 -- bearing a close resemblance to the Walther P99 -- to see how this gun came about and what makes it special. (Read)

In this edition of Guns of Pop Culture, we take a look at the "Kingsman: The Secret Service" and the nifty Tokarev pistol. (Read)

We take a look at the Sig Sauer 556, learn more about its origin, and ultimately answer the question...what happened to the 556? (Read)

In this edition of Guns of Pop Culture, we look at the Leo DiCaprio film, "Blood Diamond" and its weird CAR-15 but not CAR-15 rifle... (Read)