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Uniform Men (2012)
A man in uniform is like no other. Be he a fireman, a captain, an officer or a gentleman. Director Kristofer Weston brings back this classic theme by putting our Colt Men in their dress finest in Uniform Men. The Colt crew takes you behind the scenes as they never have before, giving you a close look into the making of our Colt Uniform Calendar. We let the cameras roll as these Uniform Men indulged in their fantasies, and each other. The results speak for themselves.
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A man in uniform is like no other. Be he a fireman, a captain, an officer or a gentleman. Director Kristofer Weston brings back this classic theme by putting our Colt Men in their dress finest in Uniform Men. The Colt crew takes you behind the scenes as they never have before, giving you a close look into the making of our Colt Uniform Calendar. We let the cameras roll as these Uniform Men indulged in their fantasies, and each other. The results speak for themselves.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/13/2012
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Colt Studio Group
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