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KGB issued 'Cigar Tin' pistol.

Assassination Devices are usually clandestine firearms disguised as a non-weapon to conceal their true purpose and are used by Assassins, Secret Agents, Spies, Terrorists, et. al. Occasionally used by intelligence agencies or Spy Services of all kinds and from various governments during the World Wars and the Cold War, many have been found in different forms such as Pens, Cigarette Lighters, Cameras, Mobile Phones, Key Fobs and are often seen in Spy/Crime-Thriller movies or similar media. It must be noted that many are hard to identify or are props.

Note: This page exists to list all the disguised firearms that are made out of, or hidden within other innocuous items that have appeared in films, television shows, anime or Video Games. It is not a place for other weapons (such as darts, or hidden knives, or daggers, or garottes).

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
U.S. Marshals Prison Inmate XL-17 Pen Gun 1998
You Only Live Twice Cigarette explosive projectile gun 1967
Licence To Kill Timothy Dalton James Bond Signature Camera Gun 1989
Never Say Never Again 'Union Jack' Ballpoint Pen 1983
The Black Windmill Briefcase 1974
Johnny English Pen 2003
Mission: Impossible Jon Voight Jim Phelps Pistol assembled from radio 1996