Has there been more movies with glocks in them or berettas? Thoughts?

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Beretta_92_pistol_series
http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Glock_pistol_series

As a quick aggregate estimate, there are more table rows for Berettas than Glocks (1,798 vs 1,463). This is a sloppy measure but the error rate should be similar

Assuming the ratio of tv/movies/video game appearances is similar between the two guns, there are more movies with berettas than glocks

>>35043767
Just going to guess it's the 92.

>>35043767
92 since there's a lot of war movies.

>>35043767
Movies operate on the rule of cool.

Berettas tend to evoke the feel of a gun to more people.
Also, die hard made them popular.
So i'm gonna go with the 92.

>>35043767
Nope, never seen these types of guns. Do they fire bullets or fragments?

>>35046624
One shoots bullets, the other fragments itself

>>35043767
Glocks for movies
Beretta for tv

>>35046760
i honestly think you have that backwards.

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>>35046650

>>35046235
This.
Cool looking guns tend to make movies, and the 92 looks better than any glawk. Same reason you see so many desert eagles in movies, they look cool.

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Probably the Beretta, it's bigger, has a more distinctive look and has stainless and two-tone color options which are all things movie and TV makers like.

>>35043906
Interesting. Thanks for the info.

>>35049589
>Airshit
Come on.

>>35046760
Unless it's something like Agents of Shield where the M&P is the go-to.

>It was probably an M&P Shield also lel