History Main / GunPorn

* Surprisingly, the VideoGame/{{Roblox}} game ''VideoGame/PhantomForces'' has over ''120'' weapons from [=WW1=] all the way to modern times, not including melee weapons, those which were removed or those in testing. Each weapon penetrates materials differently depending on their caliber, and change the way they are while crouched, so you can see the other side of your weapon while firing in a crouched stance. Very satisfying seeing all the chambers opening and closing, the bolts rattling, and the casings ejecting out as your weapon works as a finely tuned machine. The models also do a great job at looking as realistic and detailed as possible while still staying true to Roblox’s art style. From popular Kalashnikov and AR-15 variants, to practical MP and AUG series guns, to rare weapons like the Serbu BFG 50 (yes, the ''breach action'' one) and the Zip 22, effectively ''Phantom Forces’'' version of ''VideoGame/Battlefield1''‘s Kolibri. New weapons are still being added as a constant stream of updates.

It's basically the gun equivalent to SceneryPorn and CostumePorn. Close cousin to TechnologyPorn. Sometimes associated with DescriptionPorn. See also GunAccessories for more of the toys (optical sights, extra handgrips, etc) that go well with guns. Not related to PhallicWeapon... [[RuleThirtyFour usually.]]

* The ''VideoGame/MetalGear'' series, while in-game doesn't feature a lot of gun action, in-game {{cutscene}}s (especially in the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube remake of [=MGS=]) make it one. And throw in the detailed descriptions of guns (to varying accuracy) as well.

* ''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/262410/ World of Guns: Gun Disassembly]]'' is a free-to-play UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} game that is practically rife with gun porn. Features include incredibly detailed weapon models that can be viewed, test fired in a simulated environment, basic field stripped and its most advertised feature, disassembly - assembly of the '''entire''' firearm right down to ''every single screw, pin and spring'' of the weapon. Even adjustable sights and individual parts of a bolt carrier group can be [[ShownTheirWork taken apart in loving detail.]]

* ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' has a faction called the Boomers, who practically have a CargoCult-esque religion based around guns and explosives. Naturally, the main character can earn some serious Messiah points by [[spoiler:salvaging a pre-War B-29 from the bottom of Lake Mead for them]].

* In the game ''VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay'', play this trope parodying Matrix when Conker [[spoiler: blackmail the programmer to help him in killing Heinrich]].

** The sequel ''VideoGame/Receiver2'' continues this. Not engaging a gun's safety and quickdrawing/holstering can make you shoot yourself, weapons jam in various manners, and even the speed that you insert bullets into a magazine slows down as more are loaded. Some tapes also go into detail about how guns work, and how they came to be produced.

* ''Literature/TheExecutioner'' series and its various spinoffs usually have trading-card stats of relevant weapons. Plus every CoolGun in the planet must have been used by the protagonists at one time or another, with the action often stopping to describe each weapon in loving detail.

* ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance 2''. With the v1.13 mod, they have every gun in the CoolGuns section except for ''seven'' (AR-18, BAR, M1887, [=MP40=], [=MG42=], TEC-9, and Mauser C96, to be exact). There are many variants on individual guns, as well, leading to around 300 guns.

* Several of the scenes in ''Film/{{Predator}}'', particularly the famous deforestation sequence, were meant to ridicule this trope (the studio asked for more "gun shooting" scenes, so the director threw in an extended one where that's all the characters do).
* ''Film/{{Predator2}}'' has the Columbian gangsters retreating from the police into their headquarters which has enough weapons to arm an infantry company.

* ''Manga/{{Jormungand}}'', as expected for a manga about a team of mercenary {{arms dealer}}s. It features a wide variety of well-drawn hand guns, submachine guns, assualt rifles, sniper rifles, and a Javelin missile launcher ''all in the first chapter''.

* ''Series/AlteredCarbon''. In contrast to the original novel, where Literature/TakeshiKovacs buys his weapons from a perfectly legal and high class gunstore recommended by his employer, in the episode "In A Lonely Place" he buys them from Vernon's FriendInTheBlackMarket, with the obligatory reeling off of their capabilities. The trope is subverted when Kovacs proceeds to carry his purchases in a pink child's backpack.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/user/FPSRussia FPSRussia]] And as always, [[CatchPhrase have nice day.]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/user/hickok45 Hickock45]] [[CatchPhrase Life is good.]]

** Taken a step further in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019'' and ESPECIALLY ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII''. Despite many weapons [[{AKA47} having their names and appearances altered]], the sheer detail in the sound, animation, and even little touches in movement has led to somewhat of a trend in recent modern shooters, such as [[OneBulletClips mag retention.]] Modern Warfare 2 goes even ''[[SerialEscalation harder]]'' and has separate sets of inspect animations for guns/mags with bullets in them, AND for when the gun is empty, where the player character [[ShownTheirWork will dry-cycle the gun to make sure it's empty.]]

** Taken a step further in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019'' and ESPECIALLY ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfareII''. Despite many weapons [[{AKA47} having their names and appearances altered,]] the sheer detail in the sound, animation, and even little touches in movement has led to somewhat of a trend in recent modern shooters, such as [[OneBulletClips mag retention.]] MW2 goes even ''[[SerialEscalation harder]]'' and has separate sets of inspect animations for guns/mags with bullets in them, AND for when the gun is empty, where the player character [[ShownTheirWork will dry-cycle the gun to make sure it's empty.]]

* The ''VideoGame/{{Hitman}}'' games let you collect a large variety of weapons, and then usually hand you a nice firing range to test them out on.

* ''LightNovel/AriaTheScarletAmmo'' has every character (revealed till now) wielding ''different'' models of firearms, most of them described in great detail. While the usage of guns in the series sometimes lapsed into the RuleOfCool, the effort spent in describing their relative strengths and weaknesses is impressive.

A sister trope of MoreDakka, as the two usually go hand-in-hand, Gun Porn describes a scene or scenario with a lot of guns, enough to make a gun nut cream their pants (even women). In video games, there's also the option to see highly detailed models of said guns. Optional features include a careful attention to detail to the background, mechanism and operation, heck, there might even be BulletTime oe slow motion glory shots during the firing of a gun. Basically, someone decided that focus on the gun itself is very important.

A sister trope of MoreDakka, as the two usually go hand-in-hand, Gun Porn describes a scene or scenario with a lot of guns, enough to make a gun nut cream their pants (even women). The guns are depicted so that all the parts are clearly seen and there is loving attention paid to showing loading and the mechanism in use. The weapons may be rare, expensive and fitted out with custom accessories. In video games, there's also the option to see highly detailed models of said guns. Optional features include a careful attention to detail to the background and operation, heck, there might even be BulletTime glory shots during the firing of a gun. Basically, someone decided that focus on the gun itself is very important.

It's basically the gun equivalent to SceneryPorn and CostumePorn. Close cousin to TechnologyPorn. Sometimes associated with DescriptionPorn. See also GunAccessories for more of the toys that go nice with guns. Not related to PhallicWeapon... [[RuleThirtyFour usually.]]

A sister trope of MoreDakka, as the two usually go hand-in-hand, Gun Porn describes a scene or scenario with a lot of guns, enough to make a gun nut cream their pants (even women). The guns are depicted so that all the parts are clearly seen and there is loving attention paid to showing loading and the mechanism. The weapons may be rare, expensive and fitted out with custom accessories. In video games, there's also the option to see highly detailed models of said guns. Optional features include a careful attention to detail to the background and operation, heck, there might even be BulletTime glory shots during the firing of a gun. Basically, someone decided that focus on the gun itself is very important.

A sister trope of MoreDakka, as the two usually go hand-in-hand, Gun Porn describes a scene or scenario with a lot of guns, enough to make a gun nut cream their pants (even women). In video games, there's also the option to see highly detailed models of said guns. Optional features include a careful attention to detail to the background and operation, heck, there might even be BulletTime glory shots during the firing of a gun. Basically, someone decided that focus on the gun itself is very important.

** The [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist 2003 anime version]] takes things much further again: Basque Grand's alchemy consists in turning himself into a [[GunsAkimbo living ball of gun barrels pointing in all directions]], a trick repeated later with Wrath, and Frank Archer gets rebuilt as an automail android half of whom is taken up by an enormous cannon.

* What about ''Anime/PumpkinScissors''? Notably the .51 caliber PISTOL known as the "Door Knocker".

* ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance 2''. With the v1.13 mod, they have every gun in the CoolGuns section except for ''seven'' (AR-18, BAR, M1887, [=MP40=], [=MG42=], TEC-9, and Mauser C96, to be exact), and nearly all the guns in the RareGuns page. There are many variants on individual guns, as well, leading to around 300 guns.

* ''Literature/TheZombieSurvivalGuide'' is full of this. Even the guns that wouldn't be the best for killing zombies are described in detail.
** Averted, though, as quite often that detail is ''hilariously'' wrong, from describing the M249 as a ''heavy'' machine gun to saying survivors should avoid the AR-15 family because ammo for it would be nearly impossible to find...in America. CriticalResearchFailure at its finest.

* The scene in ''Film/TaxiDriver'' with Easy Andy selling handguns to the protagonist from a couple of suitcases, including lingering closeups and Andy WaxingLyrical on their attributes. The scene gets homaged in ''Film/GodBlessAmerica'' and ''Film/DeathSentence''.

* ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' has the "buying from an illegal arms dealer" version when Mike Ehrmantraut considers buying a sniper rifle from Lawson (who also sells weapons to Walter White in ''Series/BreakingBad). However rather than a LargeHam [[Film/TaxiDriver Easy Andy]], he's protrayed as a quiet-spoken yet competent professional.