2 Guns

Criminals Robert Trench and Michael Stigman meet with the notorious drug lord Papi Greco in Mexico. This meeting draws the attention of U.S. Customs, leading to increased scrutiny of their activities.

Stigman is unaware that Trench is an undercover DEA agent reporting to his superior, Jessup. Trench pretends to fail in obtaining evidence against Greco to maintain his cover.

Despite being ordered to halt investigations, Trench chooses to stay undercover. He plans a daring heist with Stigman to steal $3 million, intending to capture Greco for money laundering.

During the heist preparations, Trench encounters his lover Deb Rees, who is involved with another man. This complication adds tension to Trench's mission.

Stigman receives orders from his commanding officer Harold Quince to eliminate Trench, as the Navy wants to use the stolen funds for covert operations. This creates significant conflict between the two characters.

In an unexpected turn, Trench and Stigman discover $43 million instead of the expected $3 million in Greco's vault during their heist. This discovery amplifies the stakes significantly.

Immediately after the heist, Stigman suspects Trench is an informant and shoots him non-fatally. This act of betrayal ignites a series of events that entrap both men in danger.

After overhearing plans to move the stolen money to a Navy base, Stigman narrowly escapes an assassination attempt orchestrated by Quince. This moment heightens the tension in the narrative.

Trench confronts Jessup to report the unfolding events, only to find that Earl and his men are waiting for him. Jessup is brutally murdered, and Trench is framed for the crime.

Greco captures Trench and Stigman, demanding the return of the $43 million in exchange for Deb's life. They must act quickly, setting a tense deadline of 24 hours.

Trench and Stigman execute a plan to assault the Navy base in Corpus Christi, believing Quince is behind the larger scheme. The duality of being law enforcement yet criminals complicates their mission.

During the infiltration, Trench uncovers that Quince is romantically involved with Deb and intends to steal the money for himself. This betrayal intertwines personal and professional conflicts.

Trench arrives too late to stop Greco from executing Deb, which intensifies the stakes for both men. In a frantic search for hidden money, Trench recalls a motel they visited together.

A stunning car explosion filled with money creates chaos during a standoff against Quince and Earl. Stigman uses a code from an earlier conversation to take down Earl, while Trench confronts Quince.

After all the chaos, Trench reveals to Stigman that not all the stolen money was destroyed. He has hidden some, suggesting they have future plans to dismantle the CIA's covert financial operations.