IMFDB -Internet Movie Firearms Database

[VAReact]

Website to look up firearms used in movies and TV shows.

Related article:

http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/moviesnow/la-et-ca-mn-movie-guns-20130203,0,5347462.story&sa=U&ei=r50aUbPgJ6SAiwKm2oCYDA&ved=0CCwQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNHtIwAGzfzFzLeqA6mwEB7u4PtZKQ

Website:

https://www.imfdb.org

[SDM44]

This sight has been around for awhile now, some years.

Sometimes the latest TV show episodes with certain firearms aren't updated yet, but new movies are. Pretty fun to look through with the screen shots (hence my avatar )

[NikePenguin]

Does it list all the errors regarding firearms in movies and TV shows? SA semi-autos going "click, click, click" when empty is a major pet peeve of mine. In an episode of Hunted, the main character cocks a hammer on a Glock.

[shy 7th]

I love that site.

Lots of times they do list the errors in the captions of the photos. Maybe not the "sounds" they make (or should make) but in historical movies, IMFDB is really good about spotting anachronism (the gun doesn't fit the time period of the movie) and dress-ups (sometimes similar guns are dressed up to look like the originals). In Saving Private Ryan they can even tell the guys were using replica Garands because of the way they were holding them (too light to be real).