The gun store wall

The slat wall behind the Ammu-Nation counter in the Trailer 2 commercial: at least fourteen long guns in a single frame, hung horizontally and stacked four high on either side of the presenter.

The wall runs the full width behind the counter in white slat board, and the guns hang horizontally, stacked four high: one column on the panel to the left of the presenter, two columns on the panel to his right, and more on a third panel behind the assistant at the right edge, some of them cut off by the edge of the strip or half hidden behind an arm or a raised rifle. His head and shoulders take the middle of the crop, and a red-and-white arrow sign hangs at the top left.

What can be separated at this resolution: a column of four AR-pattern carbines, next to it three rifles with orange wooden furniture above a fourth, darker one, at least two shotguns with a tube magazine under the barrel on the left-hand panel, and a long-barrelled weapon at the right that one of the assistants, in a red cap and ear defenders, holds up. Individual identification is not possible here.

The crop is a wide, shallow strip across the whole wall, which leaves each weapon a long thin sliver: enough to count them and to tell a carbine from a shotgun, not enough to name any of them. The picture is a commercial on a television, so whatever resolution the broadcast had, the trailer frame has less; until 23 September 2026 the crop’s dimensions in pixels sat in this paragraph, and they now sit in the picture record. Until 25 September 2026 this page counted around ten guns in two and three rows; counted on the true pixel grid there are at least fourteen, four high.

The presenter’s vest reads PHIL’S in red; the branch and the chain have their own pages. What this wall says about the game is that the shop stocks long guns by the dozen and hangs them in the open behind the counter, which not every game in the series has done: in Chinatown Wars the chain was a website that delivered to the safehouse.

How to recognise it

• White slat board, guns hung horizontally
• Stacked four high across three panels behind the counter
• A column of four AR-pattern carbines beside three rifles with orange wooden furniture
• Seen through a television in Trailer 2

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 2:11.87. It is 3840 by 2160, and the subject occupies 1248 by 324 of it. Also in it: Ammu-Nation and Phil's Ammu-Nation.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• The identity of every weapon on it
• Whether the wall stock matches what the shops actually sell
• Whether a higher-resolution version of this commercial exists anywhere