Weapons

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A large number and variety of weapons have been used on the Island. This article serves as a catalog of significant weapons, types, and amounts on the Island.

Contents 1 Flight 815 1.1 Pistols 1.2 Miscellaneous 2 Danielle Rousseau 3 Drug smugglers' plane 4 Black Rock 5 Swan station's gun vault 5.1 Rifles 5.2 Shotguns 5.3 Pistols 6 Mass grave 7 Kahana 8 The Others 8.1 Rifles 8.2 Pistols 8.3 Explosives 8.4 Chemical weapons 8.5 Nonlethal weapons 8.6 Miscellaneous 9 Natural or constructed weapons 10 Trivia 10.1 General 10.2 Production notes 10.3 Bloopers and continuity errors 11 See also 12 External links

Flight 815

Pistols

• A SIG-Sauer P228, Edward Mars' sidearm ("Pilot, Part 2")
  • Was found by Sawyer and used to kill the first polar bear ("Pilot, Part 2")
  • Sawyer later used it to unsuccessfully euthanize the marshal ("Pilot, Part 2")
• The contents of the Halliburton case: ("Whatever the Case May Be")
  • One Beretta M92F
  • One SIG-Sauer P226
  • One Walther PPK
    • Commonly known as "James Bond's gun"
  • One STAR B, or Colt M1911 .45, that was later replaced by a second Beretta M92F
    • Noticeable in the beginning of Season 2 since both Jack and Sawyer were carrying a Beretta M92F while they were on different sides of the Island

Miscellaneous

• Locke's suitcase full of knives ("Walkabout")
• A machete carried by Sawyer while hunting a boar ("Outlaws")
• An axe, presumably on the plane for emergency purposes ("House of the Rising Sun")

Danielle Rousseau

• A Winchester 70 .308 ("Solitary")
• A Mauser K98 rifle (missing its firing pin) ("Enter 77")
• A handmade crossbow ("One of Them")

Drug smugglers' plane

• A Glock 19 pistol found by Boone and Locke on the dead Nigerian drug smuggler ("Deus Ex Machina")
• A flare gun that was later used by the second raft's crew used to unsuccessfully call for help ("Exodus, Part 2")

Black Rock

• Dynamite ("Exodus, Part 1")

Swan station's gun vault

Initially, there were many weapons and boxes of ammunition in the gun vault: ("Orientation")

Rifles

• Four AKM assault rifles (USSR, 1947-)
  • One standard AKM (fixed stock)
  • Two AKMS variants (folding stocks)
  • At least one civilian, semi-auto only version with five-round magazine
• A Ruger M77 bolt-action rifle used by Michael
  • Later surrendered to the Others ("Three Minutes")
• At least one Dragunov sniper rifle
  • Missing from the counter in "Three Minutes"
• A Heckler & Koch G3SG/1
  • Missing from the counter in "Three Minutes"
• A Soviet SKS rifle carried by Sayid at the end of Season 2 and through a large part of Season 3 ("Live Together, Die Alone")
  • One SKS rifle is visible in the armory during Season 2, but in that season's special features DVD, two of them are in the armory during Swan tour (Secrets from the Hatch)
• A Remington 700 hunting rifle
  • Missing from the counter in "Three Minutes"
• A Heckler & Koch PSG1 sniper rifle, found by Sayid when he is in the armory for the first time upon learning about "the Hatch".

Shotguns

• A Winchester model 1912
• A Remington model 1100 that Desmond had on the sailboat.
• One 12-gauge pump-action shotgun
  • Used by Kate to injure Desmond in the Swan following his capture of Locke and Jack ("Orientation")

Pistols

• At least one Glock 17
• At least two Tokarev TT-33 pistols, WWII-era (USSR, 1933-51)
• At least three Colt M1911 pistols
• At least one Berreta M92F
  • Used by Michael to kill Ana Lucia and Libby ("Two for the Road")
  • Later surrendered to Ben ("Two for the Road")
• At least two Makarov PM pistols (USSR, 1947-49)
• One Mauser K98
  • Missing from the counter in "Three Minutes")
• One Bulgarian-made Arsenal Makarov PM handgun carried by Desmond ("Live Together, Die Alone")

Mass grave

• A Smith & Wesson model 10 revolver found by Locke on a DHARMA worker's corpse that he used to attempt suicide unsuccessfully ("Through the Looking Glass")
  • Used by Locke to threaten Jack and shoot the satellite phone unsuccessfully ("Through the Looking Glass")

Kahana

• A flare gun found on Naomi that Hurley accidentally fired and Desmond used to threaten Mikhail ("D.O.C.")
  • Frank Lapidus also carried a flare gun ("Confirmed Dead")
• Two Colt M1911 handguns carried by Daniel and Miles ("Confirmed Dead")
• Several Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine guns used by Keamy and Omar and others as they skeet shoot ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
• Multiple M4A1 carbines with red dot sights and barrel suppressors used by the mercenaries ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• Along with his M4A1, Keamy has a underbarrel M203 grenade launcher
• At least one SIG-Sauer P226 used by Keamy to kill Alex ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• Multiple LAW rocket launchers, such as the one fired at Claire's house and those being carried by the mercenaries on the return trip to the Island ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• At least one M249 S.A.W. Para being carried by the mercenaries on the return trip
• A large amount of C4 used to destroy the Kahana. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
• Knife belonging to Keamy. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

The Others

Rifles

• Two M14 rifles used by guards at The Door ("Three Minutes") and possibly by the group

that assault the Mercenaries ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

• One AKM assault rifle surrendered by Jack ("The Hunting Party")
  • Several AKM rifles were carried by the Hostiles after the gas attack on the Barracks ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
• A Winchester model 70 bolt-action rifle used by Aldo ("Not in Portland")
  • Possibly the same one that Danny Pickett had at the quarry ("The Glass Ballerina")
• A Ruger M77 bolt-action rifle surrendered by Michael ("Three Minutes")
• Three SKS semi-automatic rifles discovered by Jack in the Hydra's weapons locker ("I Do")
  • Several other SKS rifles are being held by Hostiles after the gas attack on the Barracks ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
  • Mikhail uses one to fire at Desmond on the outrigger ("Through the Looking Glass")
• A Remington 7400 semiautomatic hunting rifle used by Ivan ("Not in Portland")
• A Mosin-Nagant rifle used by Mikhail Bakunin ("Enter 77")
• An M1 Carbine is used by Greta ("Through the Looking Glass")
  • Some of the Others that assault the Mercenaries carry M1 Carbines ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
  • An M1 Carbine was used by Ethan to shoot Locke. ("Because You Left")
  • Ellie carried a M1 Carbine when she captured Daniel, Miles, and Charlotte. ("Jughead")
• At least one Other was using a Ruger Mini-14 rifle when the group surround Kate and Sayid, ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3") and was later seen laying down suppressive fire at the Helicopter Battle ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
• A M1 Garand used by a member of Jones' patrol, confiscated by Locke and subsequently taken by Sawyer. ("Jughead")
• A M1 Garand used by Charles Widmore. ("Jughead")
• A later version of the L1A1 SLR, British version of FN FAL. Given to Sawyer by Sayid. ("The Beginning of the End")

Pistols

• Two SIG P226 pistols surrendered by Locke ("The Hunting Party")
• A STAR B, or Colt M1911, surrendered by Sawyer ("The Hunting Party")
• A Glock 17 surrendered by Jack ("The Hunting Party")
  • Possibly the same one that Juliet had at the quarry ("The Glass Ballerina")
• A 9mm M92 pistol surrendered by Michael ("Two for the Road")
  • Taken by Ben during his escape from the Swan ("Two for the Road")
• Tom had a German Luger P08 ("The Hunting Party")  ("Through the Looking Glass")
• The Others on boat that intercepted the raft had at least one pistol of an unknown type used to shoot Sawyer ("Exodus, Part 2")
• Two 9mm P-38 used by Danny and Tom ("Three Minutes")
• Danny is seen with a SIG-Sauer P228 ("I Do")
• Several Walther P38/P1 pistols discovered by Jack in the Hydra's weapons locker ("I Do")
• Two Beretta M92F pistols Danny and Jason ("Not in Portland")
• Richard Alpert is wearing a holster for a Luger P-08 when he meets young Ben ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
  • This weapon, or a very similar one, was later used by Alpert to shoot Keamy during the helicopter battle ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
• Multiple Beretta M92Fs carried by the Others immediately after the gas attack on the Barracks("The Man Behind the Curtain")
• A Walther P38/P1 used by Bonnie ("Through the Looking Glass")
• A spear gun found in one of the station's lockers by Desmond and used to injure Mikhail ("Through the Looking Glass")* A Walther P38/P1 used by Bonnie ("Through the Looking Glass")

Explosives

• Molotov cocktail-type weapon used to destroy the raft ("Exodus, Part 2")
• A Mk 2 fragmentation hand grenade used by Mikhail Bakunin to blow out a porthole in The Looking Glass ("Through the Looking Glass")

• Another grenade was thrown at the mercenaries and killed Omar ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

• A grenade was put in Miles mouth by Locke, Locke then proceeded to pull the pin making Miles bite down on the trigger to avoid detonation. ("Eggtown")
• Several claymore mines. ("Jughead")
• A Mark 16 hydrogen bomb named "Jughead". ("Jughead")
• C4 explosive stolen by John Locke, and is used to blow up the submarine.

Chemical weapons

• Multiple "ALSG272 Continuous Discharge, Smoke Grenade, CS" gas canister devices used to cover their departure from the Barracks ("Left Behind")
  • While the ALSG272 is a real device, it is a "tear gas" weapon whose standard contents could not be responsible for the effects seen in the episode unless the original gas was replaced.
  • The ALSG272 is only designed for outdoor use. Deploying it within buildings, as shown in the episode, would create a substantial risk of fire. See also:'Lost' fans look for clues
• Toxic gas - from the Tempest- used by the Hostiles during the Purge to kill the DHARMA staff on the Island ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
  • The gas grenade used for the prop is a repainted "ALSG272 Continuous Discharge, Smoke Grenade, CS" ("The Man Behind the Curtain")

Nonlethal weapons

• Stun darts were used on Hurley, Jack, Kate and Sawyer. ("Live Together, Die Alone") The darts administer an incapacitating electrical shock.
  • They were also used lethally in the helicopter battle against the mercenaries ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
• Tasers were used by Danny and the Others at the runway. ("The Glass Ballerina")
• Tranquilizer darts used against Sayid at the motel and again at the hospital.("Because You Left")  ("The Little Prince")

Miscellaneous

• A telescopic baton routinely used by Ben ("Every Man for Himself")  ("The Shape of Things to Come")  ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 1")
• A slingshot routinely used by Alex ("I Do")  ("Not in Portland")
• A machete carried by Mattingly and later worn by Sawyer on his belt ("The Lie")  ("Jughead")
• Multiple bows and arrows used by the Hostiles in the 50s ("The Lie")  ("Jughead")
• A sawed off shotgun from the Hydra found by Caesar. ("The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham")

Natural or constructed weapons

• Rousseau's traps
• Mr. Eko's stick ("Orientation")
• A machete constructed by Mr. Eko out of a part of the plane ("The Other 48 Days")
• Ana Lucia's boomerang-tipped stick-spear ("The Other 48 Days")
  • Probably made by Eko, as he gave another one to Jin ("Abandoned")
  • These were constructed using boomerangs that washed ashore in a deleted scene ("The Other 48 Days")
• Cindy's pickaxe-like weapon ("The Other 48 Days")
  • Also constructed using boomerangs that washed up on the shore in a deleted scene ("The Other 48 Days")
• Ana Lucia's spear-like walking stick she used to kill Goodwin ("The Other 48 Days")
• Locke's improvised flamethrower, constructed from a torch and hairspray, that he used to fend-off the polar bear while rescuing Eko ("Further Instructions")
• Rocks
  • Kate threw rocks at Sawyer when he was following her. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
  • Mr. Eko and Ana Lucia both used rocks when attacked by the Others ("The Other 48 Days")
• Ethan's sling, used against Jin ("Homecoming")
• Tom's bolas ("The Hunting Party")  ("Three Minutes")
• Nikki used a Medusa spider against Paolo in order to obtain the diamonds ("Exposé")

Trivia

General

• Lost: The Complete Fourth Season (DVD) has a bonus feature entitled "The Right To Bear Arms" whose synopsis is listed as, "Lost features a formidable array of firearms Get real life gun profiles and find out what it's like working with so much firepower."
• The Taser's name is taken from the acronym of the Thomas A Swift Electronic Rifle. For full background, see [1].

Production notes

• Most of the guns in the Swan station are of Eastern/Soviet bloc make

Bloopers and continuity errors

• Due to production mistakes, the specific makes, models, and amounts of weapons featured on the show have accidentally changed multiple times. This makes full accounting of the weapons very difficult to manage.

See also

• A-Missions
• Body count
• Crimes of the Islanders
• Fights and attacks
• Knife
• Life and death
• Rivalries
• Shootings

External links

• Firearms of LOST - List of weapons and speculations with clear screencaps. (Norwegian language)
• Music videos featuring montages of the numerous guns used on Lost
  • LOST Music Video - The Gun Show - Set to "Paper Planes" by M.I.A.
  • LOST Music Video - Guns! - Set to "You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison" by My Chemical Romance

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