The Guns of The Terminal List
Every firearm from The Terminal List and its 2025 prequel Dark Wolf — James Reece's SEAL-team kit and vengeance-arc gear, plus Ben Edwards' CIA Ground Branch loadout — each mapped to a current production model you can actually build, with the optic, light, and laser where we stock them. Researched from public sources; not affiliated with the series.
A SEAL's list and a CIA operator's origin — every tool chosen with intent.
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Quick answers
- What rifle does James Reece use in The Terminal List?
- A BCM RECCE-14 MCMR carbine for most of the series, with an Echols Legend bolt rifle in .300 Win Mag for the long shots.
- What pistol does James Reece carry?
- A Taran Tactical–tuned Glock 19; he also uses a Kimber Warrior 1911.
Pistols
- SIG Sauer P226 MK25The Terminal List · Reece's SEAL team
The team's gifted, personalized 9mm P226 MK25s.
On screen: a SureFire X300.
Build it: SIG Sauer P226 Legion RX → — the optics-ready P226 Legion RX stands in for the MK25
- Glock 19 (Taran Tactical)The Terminal List · James Reece (Chris Pratt)
A TTI-tuned Glock 19 — night sights, flared magwell, stipple, trigger — Reece's personal carry pistol.
Build it: Glock 19 Gen5 MOS → — the Gen5 MOS is the optics-ready base
- Kimber Warrior 1911The Terminal List · James Reece (Chris Pratt)
An older Kimber Warrior with a threaded barrel for a suppressor — the gun that first tips Reece off, later run suppressed on a name from his list.
Build it: Springfield 1911 Operator AOS → — a current optics-ready 1911 stands in for the Warrior
- Glock 17Dark Wolf · Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch)
Ben's 9mm Glock — run suppressed and not — through the prequel.
Build it: Glock 17 Gen5 MOS → — the Gen5 MOS is the optics-ready 17
Rifles & carbines
- BCM RECCE-14 MCMRThe Terminal List · James Reece (Chris Pratt)
His main gun on the vengeance arc — a full-auto BCM RECCE carbine on BCM furniture, with a Cloud Defensive light and a suppressor.
On screen: an Aimpoint Micro T-2 red dot backed by a 3X-C flip magnifier + a Cloud Defensive OWL.
Build it: BCM RECCE-16 → — the production BCM RECCE line (his is the 14.5″ MCMR)
- Heckler & Koch HK416DThe Terminal List · Reece's SEAL team
The 10.4″ HK416D the SEAL team runs — Geissele rail, BCM stock, suppressor.
On screen: a Vortex AMG UH-1 holographic sight + a Cloud Defensive REIN + an L3Harris ATPIAL-C — the civilian AN/PEQ-15 the SEAL teams run.
Build it: HK MR556 A4 → — HK's civilian 416 — the MR556 — is the production equivalent
- Echols Legend LX-1 (.300 Win Mag)The Terminal List · James Reece (Chris Pratt)
A custom .300 Win Mag precision bolt rifle — Reece's long-range gun, most prominent in "Detachment" (S1E4). The show's rifle is built on Echols' bespoke LX-1 action (a modified Winchester Model 70, named for his daughter Lexie).
On screen: a Nightforce NXS 2.5–10×32, built by Nightforce specifically for the show.
Build it: Winchester Model 70 → — the Echols LX-1 is a custom Winchester Model 70 — the production M70 in .300 Win Mag is the closest base
- M249 SAWDark Wolf · Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch)
Ben runs a belt-fed M249 in "Pawns & Kings," later set up with an Aimpoint red dot.
On screen: an Aimpoint CompM4S red dot.
Build it: FN M249S → — the FN M249S is the semi-auto, civilian-legal M249 — same belt-fed 5.56, optics-ready
- Knight's Armament SR-25Dark Wolf · Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch)
Ben's 7.62 precision rifle — a KAC designated-marksman gun.
On screen: a magnified optic.
Build it: Knight's Armament SR-25 → — the production Knight's Armament SR-25 — KAC's 7.62 precision rifle
Shotguns
- Benelli M4 TacticalThe Terminal List · James Reece (Chris Pratt)
An FDE Benelli M4 Tactical packed with his kit.
Build it: Benelli M4 Tactical → — the same gun — the M4 Tactical
- Beretta 1301 TacticalDark Wolf · Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch)
Ben's custom Beretta 1301 — a fast semi-auto 12-gauge.
Build it: Beretta 1301 Tactical Mod 2 → — the 1301 Tactical Mod 2 is the current production version
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Loadout Match is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Terminal List + Dark Wolf (2025) or their rights holders. Firearm identifications are editorial commentary researched from public sources (IMFDB — The Terminal List, IMFDB — The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, Free Range American — Terminal List gear); 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.