9 Common Firearm Errors Hollywood Loves To Make

[Gunmaster45]

Originally Posted by PersonOfInterest

Not enough dick jokes.

I'm pretty sure I have one or two coming up in the article.

[PersonOfInterest]

Originally Posted by Gunmaster45

I'm pretty sure I have one or two coming up in the article.

Cracked requires a minimum of six.

[ManiacallyChallenged]

Sometimes you even see big Hollywood stars carrying around Desert Eagles and humongous magnums as if they were dick extensions.

In reality though, carrying a large caliber handgun doesn't make your dick larger; in fact, it has nothing to do with dicks at all.

Shocking stuff here, but it's important to note that carrying around a sufficiently trendy weapon(let's say for example something by H&K) will make you a colossal prick.

[Excalibur]

So what's the trendy weapon now?

[Nyles]

Easy. AA-12.

[Excalibur]

It's appeared in 24. The Expendables, GI Joe, Predators.

Don't know if that's enough action movies for it to be trendy.

[Spartan198]

I have to agree, I think the AA-12 is the new Beretta of the moment.

[FrankDaTank1218]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

It's appeared in 24. The Expendables, GI Joe, Predators.

Don't know if that's enough action movies for it to be trendy.

Yeah, and in GI joe it was portrayed as an assault rifle. LOL

[PersonOfInterest]

Originally Posted by Nyles

Easy. AA-12.

When I was in middle school i drew a comic about a pair of super spies trying to stop the evil plot of a mysterious billionaire madman and his nefarious cronies. One of the henchmen was a big burly Native American fellow by the name of Sitting Duck. I decided he needed a serious piece of hardware for executing his henchman duties, so I "invented" a weapon for him to use; the Thompson Shotgun.

So yeah I was using the AA12 in my work before it was cool.

[Excalibur]

You do know the AA-12 was originally invented in 1972 before it got remade in the 2000s. Then before that you got the USAS-12 which was also a full auto shotgun that was invented in the 1980s, so the idea of a full auto shotgun has been around way before it was cool. I first saw the USAS-12 in a Jackie Chan movie.