What movies has your local guns shop been in?

[Chuck Warner]

She's interesting.

 

[earlthegoat2]

I think Boondock Saints was made in 1996 and released in 1999.

Back to topic....

 

[JWF III]

One of the local shops I used to frequent before it closed was often used for "In the Heat of the Night". The owner/smith did all the gun-work for the show (and also personal work for Carrol O'Conner, he owned a gorgeous Python at the time).

Wyman

 

[Acera]

I think Boondock Saints was made in 1996 and released in 1999.

And the new one will be released in three weeks on November 1st. Sure to see some more of the great gun scenes in this one also.

http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi3765174809/

 

[Kurt S.]

Don't know of one that has been in a movie, but...

The Morrison's True Value hardware store in Alpine, TX is the just about the only storefront gunshop in Brewster County.

Robert James Waller, who also wrote "Bridges of Madison County" set his novel "Border Music" partly in Alpine, and used actual places in Alpine as locales- the True Value being one of them.

The True Value is more like a old fashioned pre-wally world department store than a hardware store.

 

[Schofield3]

Tina's Range Gear was also used as the gun shop seen in the movie No Country For Old Men

I was just gonna say that! haha

 

[Wes Janson]

Tina's Range Gear was also used as the gun shop seen in the movie No Country For Old Men

Wish they had used the Outdoorsman, it's a much better gun shop IMO.

+1 to Outdoorsman...I only stopped in there once on vacation, but they were definitely good people, and extremely knowledgeable.

 

[Jaybird78]

Dude, it's movies. Fiction. People don't really think Star Wars happened.

"I find you lack of faith, disturbing." -Vadar