From 1998 to 2001, Brian Pillman was remembered at the annual Brian Pillman Memorial Show, a charity event that raised proceeds for his children. the shocking "gun incident" on Monday Night Raw involving Stone Cold, Brian Pillman and a gun. On 4th November, 1996, Brian Pillman pulled out a 9mm gun on Monday Night RAW and implied its use in defense of his family and home against Stone Cold Steve Austin. Pillman says that he knows Austin's strengths and his weaknesses but that "Austin 3:16 will meet Pillman; nine milimeter" and pulls out a gun … Pillman's character had every bit of the edge that he had developed in the final months within WCW, and to a lesser extent in ECW. Wrestling's Most Controversial Moments - Brian Pillman's Gun Incident - We look at the controversy surrounding Brian Pillman's Gun Incident The year was 1996. Brian Pillman too arrived off the back of a series of strong vocal performances, but at least people making decisions in the company seemed to have been paying attention. After the Brian Pillman Death Story: Remembering the Wrestler. Vince McMahon's WWF was living in the past, while showing glimpses of an edgier, more promising future. Brian William Pillman (May 22, 1962 – October 5, 1997) was an American football player and professional wrestler best known for his appearances in World Championship Wrestling, Extreme Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation in the 1990s.. Pillman had a legacy as "The Loose Cannon", a wrestling gimmick that would see him do a series of worked shoots that would gain … What it was like being in the house during the infamous "Pillman's Got a Gun" segment on RAW: "I remember being there. "When I shanghaied Brian Pillman with that big right hand, kind of like a clothesline, I stomped a mudhole in his ass and walked it dry," Austin recalled. I was in the house and the … Fans still remember Pillman to this day, and he has been featured in a number of wrestling video games, including the 2015 game WWE 2K16. Vince McMahon's WWF was living in the past, while showing glimpses of an edgier, more promising future. Brian Pillman Jr. Talks Infamous "Pillman's Got A Gun" WWE RAW Segment Brian Pillman Jr. Hints At A Run With NJPW Brian Pillman Jr. Discusses His Interest In Signing With WWE Wrestling's Most Controversial Moments - Brian Pillman's Gun Incident - We look at the controversy surrounding Brian Pillman's Gun Incident The year was 1996. On 4th November, 1996, Brian Pillman pulled out a 9mm gun on Monday Night RAW and implied its use in defense of his family and home against Stone Cold Steve Austin. Austin recalled that memorable segment with the cane and folding chair, as well as Pillman's return to television a couple months later during a recent edition of The Steve Austin Show. We rejoin Kevin Kelly, this time inside Pillman's home along with his wife. On the threat made by Pillman that he might have a gun Austin simply said he didn't have the guts.