Frank Castle's Loadout
Every firearm Frank Castle runs as the Punisher — his .45 1911, the carbines and the .338 sniper rifle from the Micro's armory, plus the SIG and compact pistols around him — each mapped to a current production model you can actually build. Researched from public sources; not affiliated with the series.
One man, one war, and an armory built in a basement.
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Pistols
- Kimber 1911The Punisher · Frank Castle
Frank's .45 ACP 1911 — his signature sidearm across both seasons.
Build it: Springfield 1911 Operator AOS → — a current optics-ready 1911 stands in for Frank's Kimber
- SIG Sauer P226The Punisher · Dinah Madani, DHS
The 9mm P226 carried by Homeland agent Dinah Madani and other DHS personnel.
Build it: SIG Sauer P226 Legion RX → — the optics-ready P226 Legion RX stands in for the duty gun
- S&W M&P9 CompactThe Punisher · Billy Russo
Russo's compact 9mm sidearm.
- Glock 19The Punisher · Frank Castle
A Glock 19 Frank runs as a backup 9mm.
Rifles & carbines
- AR-15 / M4 carbineThe Punisher · Frank Castle
Frank's primary 5.56 carbine, built up from the Micro's basement armory.
On screen: a red dot sight.
- Accuracy International AWSM (.338 Lapua)The Punisher · Frank Castle
The .338 Lapua Magnum bolt sniper rifle Frank uses to take a cartel leader in the series premiere.
On screen: a precision scope.
Build it: Havak PH2 → — an Accuracy International AWSM on screen — a production precision rifle gets you there
- Heckler & Koch MP5A3The Punisher · ANVIL contractors
The suppressed 9mm MP5s the ANVIL PMC operators carry.
On screen: a red dot sight.
Build it: SP5K → — the SP5K is HK's civilian MP5
Build the loadout. Bring enough for everyone.
Loadout Match is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Punisher or their rights holders. Firearm identifications are editorial commentary researched from public sources (IMFDB — The Punisher (2017 TV Series), IMFDB — The Punisher, Season 1); all trademarks belong to their respective owners. We use no images or dialogue from the source, and the Build‑it links go to comparable current‑production firearms — not screen‑exact replicas.