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Good Luck, Gentlemen (Udachi vam, gospoda)

Good Luck, Gentlemen (Udachi vam, gospoda) is a 1993 (filmed 1992) Russian action comedy directed by Vladimir Bortko. The story depicts the adventures of Vladimir and Oleg, former officers of Soviet Army who are forgotten after the dissolvement of Soviet Union and now live in tanks in forest near St.Peterburg. While searching a way to settle into a new life, they confront a gang of racketeers.
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= Revolvers =
== Nagant M1895 ==
Several criminals of two rival gangs use Nagant M1895 revolvers.
= Pistols =
== Tokarev TT-33 ==
Several criminals, including the leader of a gang Valerian Spiridonovich (Vitaliy Matveev) and his aged mother Angelina Efremovna (uncredited), and also some Militsiya (police) personnel, use TT-33 pistols.
== Luger P08 ==
Criminals also use Luger P08 pistols.
== Walther P38 ==
Criminals also use Walther P38 pistols.
= Submachine Guns =
== Thompson M1928A1 ==
A criminal uses a Thompson M1928A1.
= Machine Guns =
== Degtyaryov DT (visually modified to resemble Lewis) ==
A Degtyaryov DT machine gun, visually modified to resemble Lewis Gun, is used by a criminal when a gang attacks rival criminals during the funeral of Valerian Spiridonovich.
thumb|none|400px|Lewis Gun - .303 British
== PKT ==
Coaxial PKT machine guns are mounted on T-55 tanks.
= Trivia =
T-55 tanks are seen in several scenes.
A mockup of a naval artillery piece is seen on now abandoned military factory.
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Comedy
Category:Russian Produced/Filmed
Good Morning, Vietnam

The following weapons were used in the film Good Morning Vietnam:
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==M16A1==
M16A1s are carried by US troops throughout the film.
==M60 machine gun==
M60 machine gun is seen on Navy PBR's as well as in Army guard towers. 
==M60D==
M60D machine guns are mounted on the Marine UH-1D Iroquois that picks up Adrian Cronauer (Robin Williams) and Edward Garlick (Forest Whitaker).
==Browning M2HB==
Browning M2HBs are single and double hand mounted on the Navy PBR in the film.
 
==M1911A1==
An M1911A1 is seen drawn by a US military policeman when a restaurant is blown up.
==M79 grenade launcher==
An M79 grenade launcher is briefly seen in the hands of a US soldier riding on Navy patrol boat.
==Norinco Type 56==
VC guerrillas are seen carrying early model Norinco Type 56 assault rifles as they search for Cronauer in the jungle. At least one VC has a Type 56 AK with a bayonet lug, however it lacks the stick bayonet.
==M1 Carbine==
In the beginning of the film, a US military policeman is seen with a M1 Carbine slung over his shoulder. Some ARVN soldiers and MPs also carry M1 Carbines with 30 round magazines. Near the end of the film, newly deployed US troops on the airfield are seen carrying M1 Carbines.
Category:Movie
Category:Comedy
Category:War
Good People

Good People is a 2014 action crime thriller film directed by Henrik Ruben Genz. A young American couple, Tom (James Franco) and Anna Wright (Kate Hudson), gets into huge debts during the repair of Anna's family home in London. At the same time, they find that the tenant who lived under them died and left 200,000 pounds in cash behind. Just take the money and the problem is solved. The money soon attracts local thug Jack Witkowski (Sam Spruell), who originally stole the money from the drug dealer "Khan" (Omar Sy). A way out of this mess is the offer to collaborate with detective John Halden (Tom Wilkinson).
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==Colt M1911A1==
French heroin dealer "Khan" (Omar Sy ) is armed with a nickel plated Colt M1911A1 pistol. 
 
== Glock 17 ==
Jack's accomplice Marshall (Diarmaid Murtagh) and D.I. John Halden (Tom Wilkinson) use the Glock 17.
==Heckler & Koch USP==
Jack Witkowski (Sam Spruell) carries a Heckler & Koch USP pistol. 
thumb|none|300px|Heckler & Koch USP - .45 ACP. Note the slightly longer barrel/slide and grip compared to the 9mm and .40 S&W models above.
==Heckler & Koch USP Compact==
Khan's driver Andre (Maarten Dannenberg) carries a Heckler & Koch USP Compact pistol.
== Sawed-Off Double Barrel Shotgun ==
During a drug robbery, Bobby Witkowski (Michael Fox) holds a Sawed-Off Double Barrel Shotgun.
[[File:GoodPeople-13.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Masked Bobby Witkowski (Michael Fo]) holds a shotgun in his hand during the action.]]
Category:Movie
Category:Action Movie 
Category:Crime
Category:Thriller
Category:British Produced/Filmed
Goodbye and Amen

Goodbye and Amen (Original title: Goodbye e amen) is a 1978 Italian thriller film about an unforgiving settlement of accounts between workers CIA directed by Damiano Damiani and starring Tony Musante, Claudia Cardinale and John Steiner.
 
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== Smith & Wesson Model 36 == 
Some police officers include John Dhannay (Tony Musante) carry Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolvers.
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== Beretta Model 70 == 
Main characters use a Beretta Model 70 pistol.
== Beretta M20 ==
Aliki (Claudia Cardinale) appeared under a napkin hidden Beretta M20 pistol. 
== Beretta Model 38/42 ==
The Italian officers are equipped with Beretta Model 38/42 submachine guns.
== M1 Carbine ==
Donald Grayson (John Steiner) is armed with an M1 Carbine. Aliki (Claudia Cardinale) attempts to seize his weapons.
Category:Movie
Category:Thriller
Category:Italian Produced/Filmed
Category:Damiano Damiani
Goran Kostic

[[File:Ant2 302.jpg|thumb|right|400px| holds a [[[IMI Tavor TAR-21]] as Anitolov in Ant-Man and the Wasp.]]
 
==Film==
Gun 	Character	Title 	Note/Episode	Date
Ruger P95 	Anitolov 	Ant-Man and the Wasp	 	2018
IMI Tavor TAR-21	Anitolov 	Ant-Man and the Wasp	 	2018
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note/Episode 	Date
Beretta 92FS Inox	Ansore Dudayev	Jack Ryan	suppressor, "Inshallah" (S1E08)	2018
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Gordon Clapp

==Film==
Gun 	Character	Title 	Note	Date
Smith & Wesson Military & Police	Griggs 	Matewan 	 	1987
Ruger Mini-14 	Glenn 	In the Line of Duty: Ambush at Waco	 	1993
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Show Title 	Note / Episode 	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 36	Detective Greg Medavoy	NYPD Blue 	 	1993-2005
Glock 19 	Detective Greg Medavoy	NYPD Blue 	 	1995-2005
Vektor CP1 	Francis Merrigan 	Monk - Season 5 	"Mr. Monk Gets a New Shrink" (S5E07)	2006
Glock 17 	Detective Vic Wolynski	Criminal Minds - Season 3	"In Name and Blood" (S03E02) 	2007
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Gordon Hurst

Gordon Hurst can be seen using the following firearms on the following television shows:
=== Television ===
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| Single Action Army || one of Boss Hogg’s guards || The Dukes of Hazzard||Series 1, Episode 9|| 1979
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Gordon Jackson

Gordon Jackson (1923-1990) had over 130 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1942-1990. He received an Emmy Award in 1976 and an award as an Officer in the Order of the British Empire in 1979.
==Film==
Gun 	Character 	Film 	Note	Date
M1921A Thompson 	Alastair "Jock" MacFarlan	Somewhere in France	 	1942
M1928 Thompson 	Sgt McKenzie 	Yesterday's Enemy 	 	1959
Lee-Enfield No. 1 MkIII	Sgt McKenzie 	Yesterday's Enemy 	 	1959
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note/Episode	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 36	George Cowley	The Professionals (TV Series)	Seasons 1-5 	1977-1983
Category: Deceased Actor
Gordon Lam Ka-tung

===Film===
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note	Date
Smith & Wesson Model 36	Inspector B 	Infernal Affairs	 	2002
Warnant Revolver 	Li Zhao 	Ip Man 	 	2008
Colt M1911A1 	Chu 	Vengeance 	 	2009
Glock 17 	Chu 	Vengeance 	 	2009
Browning Hi-Power 	Chu 	Vengeance 	 	2009
Heckler & Koch USP 	Chu 	Vengeance 	 	2009
Bushmaster M17S 	Chu 	Vengeance 	 	2009
SIG-Sauer P250 Compact 	Senior Superintendent Albert Kwong	Cold War 	 	2012
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Gordon Michael Woolvett

==Film==
Gun 	Character 	Film Title 	Note	Date
Glock 17	David Collins	Bride of Chucky	 	1998
==Television==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note / Episode 	Date
Colt 1851 Navy	Sheriff's Deputy	Supernatural - Season 6	"Frontierland" (S06E18)	2011
Gordon Mitchell

right|thumb|400px|Gordon Mitchell (1923-2003) fire a suppressedLuger P08 as Henry Di Fusco in Angel's Leap (Le Saut de l'ange) (1971)
right|thumb|400px|Gordon Mitchell aims an Bruni 1911 pistol as Moskovitz in Umbrella Coup (Le Coup du parapluie) (1980)
Gordon Mitchell (born July 29, 1923 in Denver, Colorado as Charles Allen Pendleton – died September 20, 2003 in Marina Del Rey, California) was an American actor and bodybuilder. During World War II he served in Europe and was taken prisoner and then worked as a teacher. As a soldier he graduated also the Korean War. From his youth is dedicated to bodybuilding. Like other athletes, sensing opportunities in Italy, where at the late fifties came to the word genre called " Sandals and swords". During the sixties it became a popular representative of villains. His the most significant role is the character assassin Moskovitze in the comedy Umbrella Coup (Le Coup du parapluie) (1980). At the end of the eighties Gordon Mitchell returned to USA, and other a filming offerings accepting only exceptionally. Shortly before his death, was awarded of a lifetime achievement award at a film festival in Los Angeles. Gordon Mitchell died due to a heart attack 20 September 2003 at the age of 80 years.
== Film ==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
Luger P08 	Henry Di Fusco	Angel's Leap (Le Saut de l'ange) 	suppressed 	1971
Short barreled Side by Side shotgun	Henry Di Fusco	Angel's Leap (Le Saut de l'ange) 	 	1971
Unidentified 	Henry Di Fusco	Angel's Leap (Le Saut de l'ange) 	with a scope 	1971
SIG P210 	Moskovitz 	Umbrella Coup (Le Coup du parapluie)	 	1980
Bruni 1911 	Moskovitz 	Umbrella Coup (Le Coup du parapluie)	 	1980
Armalite AR-7 	Moskovitz 	Umbrella Coup (Le Coup du parapluie)	custom short-barreled version	1980
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Category:Deceased Actor
Gorica Popovic

===Film===
Gun 	Character	Title 	Note	Date
Walther P38 	Bozica 	The Fall of Italy (Pad Italije)	 	1981
Browning M2 	Bozica 	The Fall of Italy (Pad Italije)	 	1981
Mk 2 hand grenade	Bozica 	The Fall of Italy (Pad Italije)	 	1981
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Female
Gorilla's Waltz (La valse du gorille)

Gorilla's Waltz (La valse du gorille) is a 1959 French spy thriller directed by Bernard Borderie, a sequel to The Mask of the Gorilla with Roger Hanin replacing Lino Ventura in the role of French secret agent Géo Paquet alias "The Gorilla". "The Gorilla" has to return from the retirement and join the spy game when French, American, British and Soviet secret services hunt for the invention of German Professor Keibel, while the West Germany plans to keep the invention for themselves.
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= Pistols =
== Browning Hi-Power ==
During the operation in Dusseldorf, Hortense (Suzanne Dehelly) suggests Colonel Berthomieu (Charles Vanel) to take a Browning Hi-Power but Berthomieu refuses. Later Géo Paquet alias "The Gorilla" (Roger Hanin) takes this pistol.
== Luger P08 ==
Luger P08 pistols are widely used throughout the movie, notably seen in hands of French agents Berthier (Yves Barsacq) and Bergere (Pierre Collet), American agent Ted Parker alias "Ted the Hook" (Jess Hahn), Soviet agent Boris Almazian (Michel Thomass), and Otto Lohn's assistant Von Rosberg (Claude Vernier). Numerous Lohn's and Almazian's agents as well as German police officers also use Lugers.
== Walther P38 ==
Several of Lohn's and Almazian's agents are armed with Walther P38 pistols.
== Mauser C96 ==
One of Almazian's men holds a Mauser C96 pistol.
== Unidentified pistol ==
One more of Almazian's men holds a pistol that is seen unclear.
= Submachine Guns =
== MP40 ==
A number of Otto Lohn's and Almazian's agents and guards in the secret laboratory are armed with MP40 submachine guns. When "The Gorilla" (Roger Hanin) comes to resque Berthomieu, he disarms a guard, takes his MP40 and then gives it to Berthomieu (Charles Vanel) who in turn passes the gun to Berthier (Yves Barsacq).
= Rifles =
== Mauser 98 Sporter in Mannlicher-Schoenauer Carbine Stock ==
In the final scene the high rank agent of the West German secret service Otto Lohn (Wolfgang Preiss) holds a Mauser 98 Sporter rifle in a Mannlicher-Schoenauer carbine stock, fitted with a sniper scope.
Category:Movie
Category:B&W
Category:Espionage
Category:Thriller
Category:French Produced/Filmed
Category:Bernard Borderie
Gorilla Gang

Gorilla Gang (Der Gorilla von Soho ("The Gorilla of Soho") is a 1968 German detective movie directed by Alfred Vohrer. The plot is remade from an earlier film of Rialto-Edgar Wallace series - The Dead Eyes of London (1961). In London several wealthy men are found drowned, and dolls with mysterious inscriptions are on their bodies. Inspector Perkins (Horst Tappert) of Scotland Yard suspects that the once feared "Gorilla gang" is behind the murders. He teams with Susan McPherson (Uschi Glas), an expert in African languages, for the investigation.
The film is the 27th installment in the Rialto Film studio film series (1959-1972) adapted from the novels of Edgar Wallace.
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== Arminius HW-1 ==
In various scenes Arminius HW-1 revolvers are seen in hands of Edgar Bird (Ralf Schermuly), Henry Parker (Albert Lieven), Sister Elizabeth (Hilde Sessak), Mother Superior (Inge Langen) and Inspector David Perkins (Horst Tappert). The film poster shows Sgt. Jim Pepper (Uwe Friedrichsen) holding an HW-1 but this character doesn't use the gun in the movie.
== Sten Mk II ==
Henry Parker (Albert Lieven) uses a Sten Mk II in an attempt to kill the blackmailer Sugar. Stens are also briefly seen in hands of police constables during the ambush on the killer in gorilla suit.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Mystery
Category:Thriller
Category:German Produced/Filmed
Category:Alfred Vohrer
Gorky Park

The following guns were used in the movie Gorky Park:
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==Tokarev TT-33 Pistol==
The Tokarev TT-33 pistol is used by several characters in the film including Soviet officer Arkady Renko (William Hurt).
==Walther PPK/S==
A gold-plated Walther PPK/S is seen used by Jack Osborne (Lee Marvin).
==Luger P08==
Renko (William Hurt) is seen holding a Luger P08 on Iamskoy (Ian Bannen).
==Clandestine pistol==
Renko is seen assembling an Assassination Device in the form of a camera grip, owned by William Kirwill (Brian Dennehy).
==Colt Sako Model L-579 Rifle==
A scoped Colt-Sako Rifle is used by Jack Osborne (Lee Marvin) at the farm. 
 
== Unknown Pistol ==
In a flashback, Osborne (Lee Marvin) is shown shooting three people at point-blank range with a pistol concealed in a leather bag. The pistol is never seen in the film. In the book, the bag is later recovered from a frozen pond with the pistol inside, which Kirwill (played by Brian Dennehy) identifies as the "Argentine version of the 7.65-mm Mannlicher" with an 8-round magazine. This description is consistent with the Steyr-manufactured Mannlicher Model 1901, which was adopted by Argentina as its army's sidearm; its later descendant was the Mannlicher Model 1905, a slightly larger-framed pistol with a 10-round magazine.
N.B. Steyr's Model 1901 and 1905 pistols were both chambered for the 7.63 Mannlicher cartridge, but in order to distinguish this pistol round from the 7.63 Mauser round, it was referred to in Germany as the 7.65 round, or the 7.63x21.
Category:Movie
Category:Crime
Category:Detective
Category:Espionage
Category:Mystery
Category:Michael Apted
Gorky Zero: Beyond Honor

Gorky Zero: Beyond Honor is a 2003 third-person stealth game, a prequel to Gorky (known in the US as Odium) and was followed up by Gorky 2: Aurora Watching (known in the US as Soldier Elite).
The game has Cole Sullivan being sent to investigate and destroy a secret Russian lab in Ukraine that's experimenting with turning people into mindless slaves (hence the original Polish subtitle Gorky Zero: Slave Factory.)
In presumably an effort to encourage stealth, all of the game's firearms are drastically underloaded compared to their real life counterparts, likely to make it less feasible to take on several enemies in a direct fight.
The game uses a semi-realistic reloading system, where magazines are discarded when reloading, though oddly if the player picks up a partially loaded magazine, their current full magazine is automatically put in reserve and they will have the partially loaded magazine loaded, with any more partially loaded magazines being added to their current magazine.
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==Beretta 92FS==
The Beretta 92FS appears, holding six shots and is able to be loaded with subsonic (quieter than normal rounds but still audible) and silent (enemies can't hear them at all) rounds as well as regular ammo.
For some reason, Sullivan, a trained NATO soldier, fires his Beretta sideways gangster-style during gameplay except when leaning.
The Beretta, like the rest of the firearms, doesn't make much sense as the weaponry for a secret Soviet base in Ukraine.
==Shotgun==
An unknown pump-action shotgun appears as the shotgun of the game.
==IMI Uzi==
The IMI Uzi appear as the "Machine Gun", it holds 18 bullets in a magazine, has poor accuracy, and the charging handle is missing.
Like the Beretta, Sullivan decides to one-hand the Uzi (unlike enemy soldiers who use a proper two-handed grip), though at least he doesn't hold the Uzi sideways outside of leaning around cover (even then, Sullivan uses an odd stance where he holds his right hand down by the wrist with his left instead of actually holding the Uzi with two hands.) 
==Accuracy International AWM==
What appears to be a Accuracy International AWM is available as the "Sniper Rifle", it holds only four rounds, the scope can't be used, and it can be loaded with regular or subsonic ammunition.
It is the only firearm not used by any enemies.
== Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-2 ==
What appears to be a low-detail Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-2 appears on the game's Hind model.
Category:Action
Category:Video Game
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Third-Person Shooter
Category:Covert-ops
Category:Espionage
Category:Stealth
Category:Science-Fiction
Category:Polish Produced/Filmed
Gorod prinyal

Gorod prinyal is a Soviet 1980 (filmed 1979) detective movie directed by Vyacheslav Maksakov and based on the novel by the Vayner Brothers. The movie depicts a full day of a duty team of Moscow Ugolovny Rozysk (criminal police). Main characters are detective Capt. Stanislav Tikhonov (Mikhail Chigaryov) (the recurring character of most Vayner Brothers novels), doctor Margarita Ushakova (Inna Alenikova), Tikhonov's love of past who meets with Tikhonov after many years of parting, and prosecutor's office investigator Anatoliy Skuratov (Aleksandr Porokhovshchikov) for whom this duty is planned to be the last.
Note: the original title cannot be translated (a literal translation "Accepted the city" is senseless). Gorod prinyal is a slang term for the phrase "The team started the daily duty in the city" and is used when a head of a team of law enforcement service (Militsia, in the case of this movie) reports to superiors. 
The movie is the first screen adaptation of the original novel. In 2016 the novel was adapted once more as a part of TV series Sledovatel Tikhonov.
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== Makarov PM ==
Moscow Ugolovny Rozysk detective Militsia Capt. Stanislav Pavlovich Tikhonov (Mikhail Chigaryov) uses a Makarov PM pistol in several scenes. PMs are also seen in hands of other Militsia operatives.
== Tokarev TT-33 ==
A TT-33 is used by a seasoned criminal Pyotr Yegorovich Shuvalov (Yuriy Sherstnyov).
Category:Movie
Category:Detective
Category:Crime
Category:Romance
Category:Soviet Produced
Category:Vayner Brothers
Gorov light machine gun

Experimental Soviet light machine gun. It was designed by Major E. Gorov. In 1942, Gorov completed the design process for his light machine gun and submitted it to government testing. The Gorov LMG was designed with two stock options: a fixed wooden stock and a folding metal stock. The former was to be the main model of the army, the latter was to be issued to special forces and paratroopers. This machine gun was chambered for the 7.62x54mmR caliber. It was fed from 20-round detachable box magazines borrowed from the Finnish Lahti-Saloranta LS/26 rifle.
==Specifications==
(1942 - prototype only)
* Type: Light machine gun
* Caliber: 7.62×54mmR
* Weight: 6.5kg
* Length: 1080mm
* Barrel length: 505mm
* Feed System: 20-round detachable box magazine
* Cyclic rate: 850 RPM
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===Video Games===
Game Title	Appears as 	Mods	Notation 	Release Date
Enlisted 	"Gorov LMG"	 	Basic variant.	2021
Category:Gun
Category:Rifle
Category:Machine Gun
Gosha Kutsenko

Yuriy Georgiyevich Kutsenko (born May 20, 1967), known as Gosha Kutsenko, is a Russian actor, singer and producer. Starting his cinema career in 1991, he appeared in about 80 movies and TV series
==Film==
Gun 	Character 	Title 	Note 	Date
Tokarev TT-33 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller 	 	2002
Dragunov SVD 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller 	 	2002
Umarex Walther CP88 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller 2: Antiterror 	Nickel plated 	2003
Stechkin APS 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller 2: Antiterror 	 	2003
M16A1 with XM148 grenade launcher	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller 2: Antiterror 	Only in trailer 	2003
Hebel Flare Pistol Model 1894 	Ismail-Bei 	The Turkish Gambit (Turetskiy gambit)	 	2005
Martini-Henry 	Ismail-Bei 	The Turkish Gambit (Turetskiy gambit)	 	2005
Remington Model 870 	The naked man 	Junk (Zhest) 	 	2006
TSD Tactical M9X Tac 	Goodwin 	Paragraph 78 (Paragraf 78) 	 	2007
AKS-74 	Goodwin 	Paragraph 78 (Paragraf 78) 	 	2007
Heckler & Koch G36C 	Goodwin 	Paragraph 78 (Paragraf 78) 	 	2007
Makarov PM 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller D.K. 	With and without suppressor 	2009
Tokarev TT-33 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller D.K. 	 	2009
Reck Miami 92F 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller D.K. 	 	2009
AKS-74U 	Filipp Korenev aka "Lis"	Antikiller D.K. 	 	2009
Stechkin APS 	Matvei 	The Darkest Hour 	 	2011
AK-74M 	Matvei 	The Darkest Hour 	 	2011
Umarex Beretta 92FS 	Mitus 	Suicides (Samoubiytsy) 	 	2012
Kimar Model 92 	Mitus 	Suicides (Samoubiytsy) 	 	2012
M1928A1 Thompson 	Mitus 	Suicides (Samoubiytsy) 	w/ vertical grip and 50-rd drum magazine	2012
Category:Actor
Category:Actor Male
Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories

Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories is a 1999 OVA in which many anime adaptations of Gosho Aoyama's short stories from 1986 to 1988 were published. These are four direct adaptations of short stories, an adaptation in which the characters in the manga have been replaced by characters from detective Conan, a story with Yukiko, Yusaku and Shinichi Kudo that the anime team came up with and an OVA with the Detective Boys, which serves as the making-of of the regular Detective Conan Anime.
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=Pistols=
==Beretta 92FS==
The Government Agent Gray drops by mistake his Beretta 92FS with wooden grips which is picked up by Keisuke Hara in Ep. 03 "The Santa Claus of Summer". Some Men in Black are also armed with Beretta pistols in Ep 04 "Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy".
==Flare Gun==
George Kirishima uses a Flare Gun in Ep. 04 "Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy".
==Walther PP==
What seems to be a Walther PP is used by the small detective George Kirishima in Ep. 04 "Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy".
=Revolvers=
==Nambu Model 60==
A drawing of a Nambu Model 60 revolver is seen in Ep. 07 "Making of Detective Conan".
=Machine Guns=
==Browning M2HB==
An M1 Abrams tank can be seen in Ep. 03 "The Santa Claus of Summer".
==General Dynamics M197 Vulcan==
In the same episode, General Dynamics M197 Vulcans are seen mounted on Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces AH-1W Super Cobra helicopters.
==M240 Machine Gun==
The M240 machine guns are mounted on the Abrams in co-axial mounts.
Category:Mini-Series
Category:Anime
Category:Action
Category:Comedy
Category:Detective
Category:Mini-Series
Category:Romance
Category:Japanese Produced/Filmed