Castle - Season 3

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=Pistols=
==Glock 17==
NYPD Detective's Javier Esposito (Jon Huertas) and Kevin Ryan (Seamus Dever) carry the Glock 17 as their primary sidearms throughout the series.
thumb|600px|none|Esposito's Glock jams as he fires on a murder suspect. A moment later he's seen clearing it, rather than handing it off for a functioning spare. "A Deadly Affair" (S3E01)
==Glock 19==
Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) carries the more compact Glock 19 as her sidearm. Det. Tom Demming (Michael Trucco) also carries one.
==Glock 26==
A Glock 26 is carried by Beckett as her backup. This pistol is seen used by Castle in order to defend himself in the Season 3 premiere "A Deadly Affair" (S3E01).
thumb|none|300px|Glock 26 - 9x19mm
==M1911A1==
An M1911A1-type pistol is found to be the murder weapon in Season 3's premiere "A Deadly Affair" (S3E01).
 
==Safari Arms Matchmaster 5==
A murder suspect named Roland D'Andre (Randal Reeder) is found to have a Safari Arms Matchmaster 5 on him in "Punked" (S3E04).
thumb|none|600px|Roland D'Andre's 1911 being presented to him in an evidence bag in "Punked" (S3E04).
==Jericho 941 R==
Earl (Craig Gellis) is seen using a stainless Jericho 941 R to fire on Castle and company in "A Deadly Affair" (S3E01).
==SIG-Sauer P232==
In "Under the Gun" (S3E03), Gayle Carver (Sophina Brown) is seen wielding this gun during a confrontation between the detectives Mike Royce (Jason Beghe) and Clifford Stuckey (James Handy).
==Desert Eagle==
One of Hal Lockwood's men uses a Desert Eagle in an attempt to shoot out one of Ryan's kneecaps in "Knockdown" (S3E13).
==Bond Arms Snake Slayer IV==
Montgomery (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) uses a Bond Arms Snake Slayer IV Derringer as his holdout weapon during his confrontation with Lockwood in Season 3's finale "Knockout" (S3E24). It is the IV version of the Snake Slayer as noted by its longer barrel, and although normally chambered in .45 this pistol appears to use the .38/.357 barrel, as Montgomery loads it with the same rimmed rounds he uses in his revolver.
==Flintlock Pistols==
In "Punked" (S3E04), Daniel Goldstein and Adam Murphy are found to have each used flintlock pistols in a duel to impress a woman. Later, while trying to determine whether to charge Adam with murder or manslaughter, they hilariously succeed at hitting everything in the range but the targets. After several failed attempts, Castle uses duct tape to attach a scope, and laser sight in a last ditch attempt to hit the target. Other models are also seen being held by Ivan Podofski (Muse Watson) in photos on a antique firearms social networking page.
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), Castle takes extreme measures to hit the target rather than everything else.
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), Ivan "Yosemite Sam" Podofski's VintageGunGang.com page. 
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), a closeup of Ivan Podofski (Muse Watson) aiming a flintlock pistol.
=Revolvers=
== Colt Python==
Jay Hixton (Skoti Collins) found dead, his Colt Python next to his body in "Lucky Stiff" (S3E14).
==Smith & Wesson Model 10==
A Smith & Wesson Model 10 is seen used at the beginning of "Knockdown" (S3E13).
==Smith & Wesson Model 19==
A Smith & Wesson Model 19 is seen loaded by Captain Roy Montgomery (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) in Season 3's finale "Knockout" (S3E24). He later seen with in the hangar in the episode.
==Smith & Wesson Model 60==
In "Under the Gun" (S3E03), bail bondsman Deon Carver is seen brandishing his Model 60 when he returns to his office and notices somebody has broken in. Castle is seen holding a snubnose revolver as Beckett, Ryan & Esposito clear a murder victim's apartment.
==Colt 1851 Navy==
In "Punked" (S3E04), Castle is seen wielding what appears to be a custom engraved replica of a Colt 1851 Navy revolver while bursting through his front door and catching his daughter snogging her boyfriend. 
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), Castle pulls his new revolver from its case after deciding to scare Alexis and her friend.
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), after realizing Ashley is a dude, Castle offers to let him examine the pistol.
thumb|none|600px|Castle takes a moment to think, gun in hand in "Punked" (S3E04).
==Remington 1875==
Irwin Finkelstein is seen holding what appears to be a Remington 1875 in pictures on a antique firearms social networking page. 
==Colt Single Action Army==
In "Punked" (S3E04), another of Finkelstein's revolvers, a Colt Single Action Army is seen.
thumb|none|600px|In "Punked" (S3E04), another of Finkelstein's revolvers, a Colt Single Action Army.
=Submachine Guns=
==Heckler & Koch MP5K==
Some of Lockwood's guards are armed with the Heckler & Koch MP5K in "Knockout" (S3E24).
=Shotguns=
==Remington 870==
Esposito (Jon Huertas) uses a Remington 870 on multiple occasions throughout the season. 
thumb|none|450px|Remington 870 Police Magnum - 12 Gauge
==Mossberg 500AT Shotgun==
In "Under the Gun" (S3E03), Mike Royce (Jason Beghe) is seen wielding what appears to be a Mossberg 500AT shotgun during a confrontation between the detectives, Gayle Carver (Sophina Brown) and Clifford Stuckey (James Handy).
==High Standard K-100 Shotgun==
What appears to be a High Standard K-100 Shotgun is held by Clifford Stuckey (James Handy) during a confrontation with Det. Gayle Carver (Sophina Brown) and Det. Mike Royce (Jason Beghe) in "Under the Gun" (S3E03).
=Sniper Rifles=
==ROCK SOPMOD M14==
In "Knockdown" (S3E13), Hal Lockwood (Max Martini) uses a suppressed ROCK SOPMOD M14 to shoot at John Raglan, and later during a shootout with Beckett. It appears to have a Harris bipod and AN/PEQ-2/5. It is supposedly chambered in .338, despite the round being much too large for fit the 7.62x51mm chamber. 
=Other=
==Nail Gun==
In "The Final Nail" (S3E15), detectives arrive at the crime scene to find a female victim with multiple flat-head nails protruding from her skull. Behind a nearby chair they find a nail gun. It appears to be a cosmetically altered KitPro series judging by the shape of the butt, housing assembly (screws pointing aft), housing vents on the side and top, and the 'over/under' 'muzzle'. I think the 'over' is a nail depth gauge.
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