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A Beretta M92F like the one found in the Halliburton case

The Sig P220 is the standard sidearm for the Swiss army.

The knives in Locke's suitcase

A Walther PPK is another semi-automatic pistol from the Halliburton case.

A Glock 19 like the one found on Goldie

A TT-33 similar to the ones in the Armory

Bulgarian-made handgun Desmond was holding in "Live Together, Die Alone"

Ana Lucia reaching for a rock

Weapons surrendered to the Others in "The Hunting Party"

The Makarov PM was the USSR's standard military side-arm.

The German P38 pistol was used by the soldiers of Nazi Germany.

Tom's Luger Pistol

Locke's gun from the Mass Grave

A large number and variety of weapons have been found and used on the island.

1 From Flight 815
2 From the drug smugglers' plane
3 From the Black Rock
4 From the gun vault in the Swan
5 From The Looking Glass
6 Self-constructed
7 From the Freighties
8 From the mass grave
9 Total count
10 Notes
11 See also
12 External links

From Flight 815

A pistol (SIG-Sauer P228), Edward Mars' sidearm, found by Sawyer, with which he killed the first polar bear and failed to kill the marshal. ("Pilot, Part 2")
Locke's suitcase full of knives. ("Walkabout")
Sawyer in appears to have a Machete while hunting a boar in Outlaws.
In the Halliburton case were four pistols (9mm) along with several boxes of ammunition. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
- one STAR B or Colt M1911 9mm - was featured later as a second Beretta M92F, this is visible because in the beginning of season 2, both Jack and Sawyer were carying M92Fs, and they were on different sides of the Island.
- one Beretta M92F
- one SIG-Sauer P226
- one Walther PPK, more widely known as 'James Bond's gun' (this gun has never been produced in 9mm luger)
An axe found in the plane, presumably for emergency purposes.
Golf clubs (not yet used as a weapon but Jack was holding one tightly when he first met Eko). ("Solitary") ("Collision")

From the drug smugglers' plane

A pistol (Glock 19) found by Boone and Locke which was carried by the dead Nigerian drug smuggler.
A flare gun, which the second raft's crew used to call for help.

From the Black Rock

Dynamite

From the gun vault in the Swan

Initially there were large number of weapons and several boxes of ammunition for each type of weapon in the gun vault.
- 4 AK-47 assault rifles (USSR, 1955) 2 type 4B AK-47s with a folding stock and 2 type 2A AK-47s.
- 2 shotguns, one Winchester Model 1912 and a Remington model 1100 that Desmond was holding on the sailboat.
- At least one Glock 17
- At least 2 TT-33 pistols, post-WW2 model (USSR, 1945-51)
- At least 3 Colt M1911 pistols.
- At least 1 Berreta M92F, one of the guns that Michael stole.
- At least two Makarov PM pistols (USSR, 1947-49)
- One Mauser K98 (not on the counter in "Three Minutes")
- One Ruger M77 bolt-action rifle (Michael's gun)
- At least one Dragunov sniper rifle (it was not on the counter in "Three Minutes")
- One 12-guage Pump-Action shotgun (used by Kate to injure Desmond in the Swan hatch when he captured Locke and Jack)
- one Heckler & Koch - G3SG/1 (it was not on the counter in "Three Minutes")
Several tools like a crowbar (not yet used as a weapon)
One Bulgarian-made Arsenal Makarov PM handgun, held by Desmond in "Live Together, Die Alone".
Sayid appears with a Soviet-made SKS rifle in "Live Together, Die Alone" and a large part of season 3. One is visible in the armory during season 2, but in the special features disk of the Season 2 DVD, two are seen in the armory while touring the hatch.
One Remington 700 hunting rifle. (not on the counter in "Three Minutes").
In the background of the gun vault in "Three Minutes" there are metal crates, typically used to hold grenades.

From The Looking Glass

Bonnie had a Walther P38/P1
Greta had a M1 Carbine.
Desmond borrowed a "spear gun" from one of the station's lockers.
Mikhail blew the window out with a grenade.

Self-constructed

Mr. Eko's stick (now being used as a grave marker)
Ana Lucia's boomerang-tipped stick-spear probably made by Eko. He gives another one to Jin. These were constructed using boomerangs that washed ashore in a deleted scene.
A machete constructed by Mr. Eko out of a part of the plane
Ethan's sling, with which he hit Jin
Tom's bolas
Rocks (Kate threw one at Sawyer in "Whatever the Case May Be" when he was following her; Mr. Eko and Ana Lucia both used rocks when attacked by the Others)
Ana Lucia's spear-like walking stick she used to kill Goodwin
Locke's flamethrower constructed from a torch and hairspray, used to fend off the polar bear while rescuing Eko
Cindy's self contructed pickaxe weapon, constucted using boomerangs that washed up on the shore in a deleted scene.

From the Freighties

A flare gun, which Desmond used to threaten Mikhail.
Two Colt M1911 handguns from Daniel and Miles
At least 2 Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine guns, used by Keamy and Omar as they practice skeet shooting
M4 Carbines with accessories used by the mercenaries
At least 1 SIG-Sauer P226 used by Keamy, with which he killed Alex.
M72 LAW rocket launchers, such as the one fired at Claire's house and those being carried on the return trip to the island

From the mass grave

A Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver that Locke took off the corpse of a DHARMA worker at the mass grave, which he later used to try and shoot the satellite phone.

Total count

The castaways

In "Three Minutes" it is stated that the castaways currently have 11 firearms left
- This includes a few rifles and several pistols. This amount has changed since then, as different weapons than what where seen in "Three Minutes"
However, if this number is correct, including Desmond's rifle, there were originally at least 20 weapons total.

New Count as of "Through the Looking Glass"

All ten of the others were carrying at least one, most carrying two guns into the camp. Mikhail had an SKS and a P228, Bonnie had a Walther P38/P1 and Greta had a M1 Carbine.
If all of these weapons were retrieved by the survivors, the new total count would be:
- Several AK-47 assault rifles
- Several unidentifiable rifles
- Three Berreta M92s (including Jin's)
- Two Sig P228s
- One Luger P08 pistol
- One SKS rifle
- One Ruger Mini-14
- One FN FAL
- One M1 Carbine
- At least one spear gun
- Several shotguns (including Bernard's)
- Rousseau's Winchester 70
- All of the remaining weapons from the Swan and the Plane

The Others

Tom had a WWII-era Luger P08 in "The Hunting Party". His Luger P08 is seen again in "Through the Looking Glass".
The guys on the boat that intercepted the raft had at least one pistol (unknown type), with which they shot Sawyer.
In "The Hunting Party", Jack, Locke, and Sawyer gave 5 firearms in exchange for Kate:
- One AK-47 assault rifle given by Jack (probably the same that Danny Pickett has at the quarry in "The Glass Ballerina")
- Four pistols:
  - Two SIG P226 pistols by Locke
  - One STAR B, or Colt M1911 by Sawyer
  - One Glock 17 by Jack (probably the same that Juliet has at the quarry in "The Glass Ballerina")
Michael's rifle and 9mm M92 pistol
Danny had a 9mm P-38.
Tom had a 9mm P-38.
A Beretta M92F pistol with which Ben escaped from the Swan (?)
Two M14 rifles (hatch guards)
Molotov cocktail-type weapon used to destroy the raft
The tranquilizer dart guns they took down Hurley, Jack, Kate, and Sawyer with
- These darts made electrical noises when they hit, indicating that the darts themselves were mini-tasers. The reactions of the losties support this.
Danny and the Others that work at the quarry have tasers (one of which was used on Sawyer as a warning, "on 50%").
Danny is seen with a SIG-Sauer P228 in "I Do".
Alex used a slingshot on her raid against the quarry in "I Do", as well as during her assistance in Sawyer and Kate's escape in "Not in Portland".
Jack discovers a weapons locker in the Hydra with three SKS semi-automatic rifles and several Walther P38/P1 pistols.
While chasing Kate and Sawyer, in "Not in Portland", Danny and Jason use Beretta M92F pistols, while Ivan uses a Benelli R1 semiautomatic hunting rifle.
Aldo was guarding the Hydra facility's entrance with a Winchester model 70 bolt-action rifle.
Mikhail Bakunin is seen with a Mosin-Nagant rifle in "Enter 77".
In "Left Behind" the Others used multiple "ALSG272 Continuous Discharge, Smoke Grenade, CS" gas canister devices to cover their departure from the Barracks. While the ALSG272 is a real device, it is a "tear gas" weapon and with its 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

Mikhail's Mk 2 fragmentation hand grenade. ("Through the Looking Glass")
In "The Man Behind the Curtain", during the Purge, the Hostiles used toxic gas to kill the DHARMA staff on the Island. The gas grenade used for the prop is a repainted "ALSG272 Continuous Discharge, Smoke Grenade, CS".
- In "The Man Behind the Curtain", several Others are carrying SKS rifles, AK-47s and Beretta M92Fs in the immediate aftermath of the gas attack.
In "The Man Behind the Curtain", Richard when he meets young Ben is wearing a holster for a Luger P-08
In "Through the Looking Glass", Mikhail Bakunin uses a Mk 2 fragmentation hand grenade to blow out a porthole in The Looking Glass.
In "Every Man for Himself" and "The Shape of Things to Come" Ben uses a telescopic baton.

Danielle Rousseau

Two rifles: one Mauser K98, one Winchester 70 .308
- The K98 is missing its firing pin.
A self-made crossbow
Dynamite
Self-constructed booby-traps

Notes

Due to crew mistakes the weapons featured on the show have changed multiple times, by accident.
The amount of guns that the castaways have doesn't add up. In "Collision" you can see that they have at least 9 rifles and an unknown amount of pistols, (at least ten if you include the Halliburton case). Yet in "Three Minutes" only three rifles are visible, and they have only lost two. Before this scene we knew that they had several semi-auto sniper rifles and at least two AKMS rifles. Those are not accounted for. This either means that Sawyer has lied or that other guns have been lost and we don't know about them.
- It was hinted in "Exposé" by Nikki that Sawyer kept some of the guns that he stole from the hatch, although later in "Greatest Hits" there is a shortage of firearms leading this to be inconclusive.
In "Three Minutes", Sawyer pointed out that the Others have five of their guns. He probably meant the five exchanged for Kate in "The Hunting Party"; however, Michael's rifle and pistol were presumably also confiscated during his initial capture, and Michael gave one to Ben (aka Henry Gale) after releasing him from the Swan.
Most of the guns in the Swan station are of Eastern/Soviet bloc make. This is odd considering DHARMA was founded by two Americans during the Cold War but not so odd given the European nature of the Hanso Foundation. However, Soviet bloc weapons often could be bought with little or no questions asked in the international arms market during the cold war.
It is most likely that the weapons selected for Lost were chosen by the directors for dramatic effect, rather than realism. There are too many different weapons in the Swan, with too many different incompatible calibers, to make sense as supply for a group. [1]
At this time, the total count is unknown, but on screen: several pistols have been seen and at least two separate rifles are still in use; they are the rifle that Desmond was seen holding in "Par Avion" and the shotgun he was holding in "Left Behind". It was indicated that Sawyer withheld some of the weapons that he took from the hatch, and there were in fact more than 11 weapons left at the end of the second season.
In "The Man Behind the Curtain", Olivia and some other DHARMA Initiative members at the barracks are seen with bolt action rifles.

External links

Firearms of LOST - List of weapons and speculations with clear screencaps. (Norwegian language)
LOST Music Video - Guns! - Montage of Lost scenes with the numerous guns used in Lost (To 'You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison' by My Chemical Romance.)