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Weapons surrendered to the Others in "The Hunting Party".
The knives in Locke's suitcase.

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.

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The Survivors

An M1911 was one of the guns that was found in the Halliburton case.
A Beretta M92F like the one found in the Halliburton case.
The Sig P220 is the standard sidearm for the Swiss army.
A Walther PPK is another semi-automatic pistol from the Halliburton case.

Flight 815

Pistols

All the guns on the plane belonged to Marshal Edward Mars.

Miscellaneous

Drug Smuggler's Plane

A Glock 19 like the one found on Goldie

Swan Station's gun vault

A TT-33 similar to the ones in the Armory
Bulgarian-made handgun Desmond was holding in "Live Together, Die Alone"
The Makarov PM was the USSR's standard military side-arm.

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

Pistols

  • One Glock 17
  • Three Colt M1911 pistols
    • One taken by Sawyer when going after Michael and forced to surrender to the Others ("The Hunting Party")
  • Three SIG-Sauer P226's
    • Two taken by Locke when going after Michael and forced to surrender to the Others ("Orientation")
    • One taken by Michael on mission to rescue Walt and taken off him by the Others ("Live Together, Die Alone")
  • Two Tokarev TT-33 pistols, WWII-era (USSR, 1933-51)
  • One Berreta M92F
  • At least two Makarov PM pistols (USSR, 1947-49)
  • One Bulgarian-made Arsenal Makarov PM handgun carried by Desmond ("Live Together, Die Alone")

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
    • Jack took one when going after Michael and was forced to surrender to the Others ("The Hunting Party")
  • A Ruger M77 bolt-action rifle used by Michael
  • At least one Dragunov sniper rifle
  • One Soviet SKS
  • A Heckler & Koch G3SG/1
  • A Remington 700 hunting rifle
  • One Mauser K98
  • A Heckler & Koch PSG1 sniper rifle, found by Sayid when he is in the armory for the first time upon learning about "the Hatch".
  • Desmond uses rifle to hunt Boar. ("Par Avion")
    • Sayid then takes rifle when he returns to camp. ("One of Us")

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")
  • Note one of these shotguns was used by Radzinsky to commit suicide.

Guns Surrendered or Given to the Survivors

  • One SIG-Sauer
    • Taken by Sawyer as him and Kate escape from the Others on the Hydra Island. ("Not in Portland")
  • One Mosin-Nagant rilfe
  • One Beretta M92F
  • One Winchester 70 .308 ("Solitary")


The Others

The German P38 pistol was used by the soldiers of Nazi Germany.
Luger Pistol like the one Tom and Richard Alpert have carried.
Mikhail's Mk 2 fragmentation hand grenade. ("Through the Looking Glass")

Pistols

Rifles

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

Hydra's Gun Vault

  • Three SKS semi-automatic rifles ("I Do")
  • Several Walther P38/P1 pistols
    • One taken by Jack as he almost escaped from the Others ("I Do")

Gun's surrendered to the Others

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")
  • 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

Miscellaneous


Danielle Rousseau


Black Rock


Mass grave

Locke's gun from the Mass Grave


Kahana

Omar holding an M4A1 carbine with red dot sight barrel suppressor attachments.


Natural or constructed weapons

Ana Lucia reaching for a rock.


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.


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