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The Mission Impossible film series is one of those rare things in the film that seem to get better with the more entries they put out. Since 1996, Ethan Hunt a.k.a. Tom Cruise, and the gang has been giving filmgoers, and movie buffs more than a few reasons to buy some expensive popcorn, and take a seat in their local movie theater. From the elaborate plot lines and the death-defying stunts, the series seems to always find a way to stay fresh. The Mission Impossible series is not particularly well known for its gunplay but does feature some interesting firearms from throughout the years. With the seventh installment of the Mission Impossible series hitting screens a few weeks ago, I figured this would be a good time to take a look at some of the guns from the film series. A quick disclaimer, though, I will only be covering one gun from each film in my criteria for picking each gun solely based on its functionality, or how unique it is. So without further ado, let’s get into the list.

In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves discusses the Top 6 Tux Guns, or pistols that are…well-suited for carrying at formal events. These are not cheap, they aren’t even that practical, but when you’re at an Oscars after-party or the Shah’s Tent City of Persepolis, you can’t show up with a Casio and a Hi-Point. James discusses the most elegant European carry guns from your favorite manufacturers like Walther, SIG Sauer, Heckler & Koch, Beretta, and Manurhin. What are the six classiest carry pistols out there?

In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves ranks the six thinnest, smallest, MOST EFFICIENT single stack 9mm handguns for concealed carry by efficiency. In other words, which 9mm EDC pocket pistols are the most efficient carry guns based on capacity versus their size and weight? It’s a tough question, and James has spent years of his life trying to find the answers.

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