The Heckler & Koch UMP was launched in 1999, as the company hoped to improve on the old MP5. Like many of their other weapons, they hoped to sell predominantly to U.S. law enforcement officers, and made it as lightweight and wieldy as possible for this reason, but still robust by virtue of its G36 derived design. It has yet to replace the omnipresent MP5, but a wide range of special forces groups have adopted it in recent years. It's most famous recent movie cameo has been at the end of Casino Royale and beginning of Quantum of Solace as Bond deals with Mr. White. Shown here in 45 ACP chambering, go check it out!!

All modern police forces need high-quality, effective and reliable firearms to deal with various situations, ranging from arresting a suspect to controlling a terrorist. In the UK police hardly ever carry firearms, whereas in America they are virtually essential. The Glock 22, for example, is often seen as a perfectly-adapted weapon for law enforcment, as is the SIG Sauer P220 - they're lightweight, trusty and easy to conceal. Since 9/11, the threat from terrorists has grown around the world, and more firepower is required to prepare for the possibilities of an attack. Special police forces have also been introduced in recent years, such as bomb disposal squads; these groups can deal with anything from crisis situations to recently-discovered mines from previous wars.

The Matrix series is a cyberpunk saga about Neo, a hacker who discovers that the world is a simulated reality controlled by machines. In the first film, Neo joins a rebellion to free humanity from this digital prison and embraces his role as "The One" to fight the machines. The sequels, The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, explore Neo’s growing powers and his quest to stop a machine invasion threatening the human city of Zion, culminating in a final battle with the rogue Agent Smith. The Matrix Resurrections revisits Neo years later, once again trapped in a new version of the Matrix, as he reclaims his identity to fight a new threat. The series blends action, philosophy, and groundbreaking visual effects to explore themes of reality, free will, and control.