The Guns of Nobody

The nickel J-frame .38 snub that belonged to Hutch's father — the gun from the bus in the first film, planted again in the sequel and picked up by Wyatt. The sentimental heart of the story.

Build it: S&W Model 642 → — the Model 36 is the iron-sighted S&W J-frame .38 snub — Smith & Wesson's current Airweight 642 is the faithful production descendant (same iron-sighted J-frame, as carried on screen)

A GI-pattern .45 Hutch takes off the mafia and runs through the finale; he picks up another in the sequel's aquapark assault.

Build it: Colt Optics-Ready 1911 → — a current optics-ready 1911 stands in for the GI .45

The .45 Charlie hands Hutch for self-defense — dismissively left in the freezer, then retrieved for the factory finale; brother Harry runs one too.

Build it: FN 545 Tactical → — the FNP-45 is discontinued — FN's current optics-ready .45 is the 545

A 9mm Glock Hutch wrestles away from a henchman during the aquapark assault.

Build it: Glock 17 Gen5 MOS → — the Gen5 MOS is the current optics-ready 17

A flashy nickel PT92 with pearl grips Hutch takes off a criminal in the sequel — a Beretta 92 pattern.

Build it: Taurus PT92 → — the production Taurus PT92 — the Beretta-92-pattern Taurus, like the nickel screen gun

The suppressed short SIG carbines the hit team brings for Hutch — fitted with holographic sights, angled foregrips, and weaponlights; Yulian runs one in the finale.

On screen: an EOTech holographic sight, with an angled foregrip and weaponlight.

Build it: SIG Sauer MCX Rattler → — the SG 552 is the select-fire short SIG — SIG's current piston carbine is the MCX, and the compact Rattler is the closest build

The customized, suppressed 416s the sequel's henchmen carry — red dots and IR laser designators.

On screen: an Aimpoint red dot, with a suppressor and IR laser.

Build it: HK MR556 A4 → — HK's civilian 416 — the MR556 — is the production equivalent

The 9mm Uzis the Russian mob runs — Harry wields one in the factory finale, and Hutch pulls a Micro Uzi from the glovebox during the car chase.

Build it: IWI Uzi Pro Pistol → — IWI's Uzi Pro is the current semi-auto, civilian-legal Uzi

The 4.6mm PDWs the Russian mob carries at the first film's Obshak finale — Hutch takes one and cuts through the gang on his way to Yulian; in the sequel, the henchman Kartoush readies one in the casino.

Build it: CMMG Banshee Mk4 → — no civilian MP7 exists — H&K's semi-auto SP7 never shipped — so the CMMG Banshee Mk4 in the MP7's own 4.6×30mm is the closest civilian build: same cartridge, same 40-round magazine, on an AR-pistol platform

The classic .45 Tommy gun Hutch grabs from the aquapark armory during the assault.

Build it: Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 → — the Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 is the current semi-auto Tommy gun

David (Hutch's father) runs a short Ithaca 37 'Stakeout' and a sawn-off double-barrel in the first film's finale; Hutch grabs a Remington 870 in the sequel.

Build it: Remington 870 Express Tactical → — a production tactical pump covers both the cut-down Ithaca and the 870

The crank-operated Gatling gun David (Christopher Lloyd) opens up with during the aquapark finale.

Hand-cranked, so not an NFA machine gun — civilian-legal.