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The following weapons were used in Season 2 of the television series Elementary:
Pistol
Defence Distributed Liberator
A Defence Distributed Liberator 3D printed pistol was used by Lawrence Pendry (Rufus Wright) as a murder weapon in "Step Nine". It appears to be incomplete, with the top portions of the sides of the pistol being omitted or removed.
Revolvers
Smith & Wesson Model 681
A Smith & Wesson Model 681 is used in the revolver wheel, changing from the Taurus Model 689 in the opening sequence. It makes a return since the opening sequence is used again in the second season.
Taurus Model 689
Taurus Model 689 revolvers are used in the opening sequence of Elementary in a revolver wheel. Like the Model 681, it makes a return since the opening sequence is used again in the second season.
Grenades
L2A2 Hand Grenade
An L2A2 hand grenade is used by suspended Detective Inspector Gareth Lestrade (Sean Pertwee) of the Metropolitan Police Service as he crashes a funeral in "Step Nine".
