The gun store wall

The slat wall behind the Ammu-Nation counter, carrying around ten firearms in one frame — the densest weapon imagery in any of the official material.

The wall runs the full width behind the counter, white slat board with black hooks, and the guns hang horizontally in two and three rows.

What can be separated at this resolution: several AR-pattern carbines with straight box magazines, at least two shotguns with tube magazines under the barrel, a rifle with a wooden stock, and a long-barrelled weapon at the right that one of the assistants is lifting off the wall.

Individual identification is not possible here. The crop is 624 pixels wide across ten weapons, which gives roughly sixty pixels each — enough to count them and to tell a carbine from a shotgun, not enough to name any of them.

How to recognise it

• White slat board with black hooks, guns hung horizontally
• Two to three rows deep across the full width behind the counter
• A mix of AR-pattern carbines, tube-magazine shotguns and a wood-stocked rifle

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 2:11.87. It is 1920 by 1080, and the subject occupies 624 by 162 of it. Also in it: Ammu-Nation and Phil's Ammu-Nation.

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