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A black Strayer Voight Infinity is used by the clone Martha Jones and Luke Rattigan in "The Poison Sky", as well as by the Church soldiers and the Doctor to shoot out a gravity globe in "The Time of Angels", and by Captain Williams ([[Arthur Darvill]]) and the guards at Area 52 in "The Wedding of River Song". The weapon is a replica, not a real firearm, as explained by a producer in 'Doctor Who Confidential'. It is a Tokyo Marui airsoft Hi-Capa 4.3 (Due to the dust cover being flush to the frame, similar props are used on the spin-off ''[[Torchwood]]'').
A black Strayer Voight Infinity is used by the clone Martha Jones and Luke Rattigan in "The Poison Sky", as well as by the Church soldiers and the Doctor to shoot out a gravity globe in "The Time of Angels", and by Captain Williams ([[Arthur Darvill]]) and the guards at Area 52 in "The Wedding of River Song". The weapon is a replica, not a real firearm, as explained by a producer in 'Doctor Who Confidential', being the Tokyo Marui airsoft Hi-Capa 4.3. Due to the dust cover being flush to the frame, similar props are used on the spin-off ''[[Torchwood]]''.
[[Image:Tokyo-marui-hi-capa-4-3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|'''Airsoft''' Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3-6mm Ball Bearing]]
[[Image:Tokyo-marui-hi-capa-4-3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|'''Airsoft''' Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3-6mm Ball Bearing]]
[[File:DoctorWho-HiCapa-1.jpg|thumb|none|400px|''"Bet you wish you carried a gun now".'' Martha's clone draws her Hi-Capa on The Doctor in "The Poison Sky"]]
[[File:DoctorWho-HiCapa-1.jpg|thumb|none|400px|''"Bet you wish you carried a gun now".'' Martha's clone draws her Hi-Capa on The Doctor in "The Poison Sky"]]
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The following weapons appear in the television series Doctor Who:
The Beretta 92FS is used Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) in his Last stand against the Dalek in the episode "The Parting of the Ways" and by Jake Simmonds (Andrew Hayden-Smith) of the Preachers resistance group in a parallel universe in the episode "Rise of the Cybermen".
Glock 17s were used by CO6 (Diplomatic Protection Group) officers in The Aliens Of London and World War Three. In the episode Dalek GeoComTex security guards carry them as their standard sidearms. John Jefferson (Danny Webb) carries one as a backup weapon, using it in a desperate measure to hold off the Ood in "The Satan Pit". Members of Harold Saxon (The Master)'s security team carry Glocks in The Sound of Drums. Lucy Saxon (Alexandra Moen) and Francine Jones (Adjoa Andoh) both use a Glock in "Last of the Time Lords.", most notably being used by Mrs Saxon to kill the Master.
A Tokyo Marui Glock 26 Advance airsoft replica is used by a prison guard at the beginning of 'The Pandorica Opens' in the year 5145 who is tricked by River Song into thinking a drawing on cell wall is a prisoner.
The Glock 26 Advance is a fictional weapon designed by Tokyo Marui. It is a Glock 26 with a compensator, extended grip (so it can use 17 round full-size Glock magazines), and a mounting rail forward of the trigger guard. This gun is also drawn by a few Church Soldiers in the episode "A Good Man Goes To War".
A Heckler & Koch USP Compact with stainless slide was used by Thomas Milligan (Tom Ellis) in the episode "Last of the Time Lords". A USP Compact is also used by a member of the resistance group, The Preachers, in a parallel world in the episode "Rise of the Cybermen".
Error creating thumbnail: File missingHeckler & Koch USP Compact with stainless slide - 9x19mmThomas Milligan with his USP CompactFile:DoctorWho-USPC-1.jpgThomas readies his USP when he hears The Master approaching in "Last of the Time Lords".File:DoctorWho-USPC-2.jpgMartha Jones orders Thomas to stand down as she prepares to surrender to The Master.
Luger P08
A Luger P08 is used by the German woman at Osterhagen Station One in Germany to try and stop Martha from destroying Earth in "Journey's End". A Wehrmacht officer threatens River with one in "Let's Kill Hitler". Luger P08s with futuristic mockups were also used in "Mummy on the Orient Express".
The SIG P226 is used by Jake Simmonds (Andrew Hayden-Smith) of the Preachers resistance group in a parallel universe in "The Age of Steel". It also appears as the sidearm of various UNIT soldiers in The Sontaran Stratagem and The Poison Sky.
A black Strayer Voight Infinity is used by the clone Martha Jones and Luke Rattigan in "The Poison Sky", as well as by the Church soldiers and the Doctor to shoot out a gravity globe in "The Time of Angels", and by Captain Williams (Arthur Darvill) and the guards at Area 52 in "The Wedding of River Song". The weapon is a replica, not a real firearm, as explained by a producer in 'Doctor Who Confidential', being the Tokyo Marui airsoft Hi-Capa 4.3. Due to the dust cover being flush to the frame, similar props are used on the spin-off Torchwood.
In "Let's Kill Hitler", Mels (Nina Toussaint-White) pulls a stainless Jericho 941 F on The Doctor (Matt Smith) and uses it to shoot at the TARDIS' controls. The Doctor later takes it from her. He first tries to stick it in his pants before placing it in a bowl of fruit. She later attempts to use it once she has regenerated into River Song (Alex Kingston).
A Double action derringer, but not a DA38 Derringer as previously believed, is used as an energy weapon by River Song (Alex Kingston) at the beginning of Time of Angels to carve a message into a ship's home box.
Browning Hi-Powers are carried by the officers aboard the Soviet submarine in the Season Seven episode Cold War, most notably Captain Zhukov (Liam Cunningham) and Lieutenant Stephashin (Tobias Menzies). The handgun's appearance is extremely incorrect, as the Hi Power has never been used by the Soviet Navy.
A Nickel plated Colt Single Action Army with wooden grips is seen in the hands of River Song, using it to shoot off The Doctor's Stetson and to shoot at the Impossible Astronaut beside a lake in the eponymous episode. Several are seen used by the people of Mercy in the Season Seven episode "A Town Called Mercy", most notably US Marshal Isaac (Ben Browder) and the Doctor himself.
In The Stolen Earth, Lieutenant General Sanchez carries a blued Taurus Model 65 with white grips as his personal sidearm. He later uses it to cover Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman) whilst she escapes from the building using a teleport.
Smith & Wesson Model 27s are seen in the hands of Secret Service agents in The Impossible Astronaut. FBI agents are later seen armed with them in Day of the Moon.
Former FBI Agent Canton Everett Delaware III (Mark Sheppard) carries a snubnose Colt Python, as identified by the iconic ribbed barrel. It was later used by Amy to shoot at the Impossible Astronaut.
The Webley Bulldog is used by the Scots Guard Captain Reynolds (Jamie Sives) and is carried by Queen Victoria (Pauline Collins) in 1879 in the episode "Tooth and Claw".
A Webley Mk IV .38 is used by Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) in Utopia and Journey's End. One is used carried by Wilfred Mott (Bernard Cribbins) and used by The Doctor (David Tennant) in The End of Time parts one and two. One is used by Madge Arwell (Clair Skinner) in The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe.
A Webley Mk VI prop gun is used by Tallulah (Miranda Raison) to threaten The Doctor (David Tennant), Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman) and Solomon (Hugh Quarshie) in the episode "Daleks in Manhattan" in 1930. The Doctor uses this revolver in the season 4 episode "The Doctor's Daughter" to threaten Cobb (Nigel Terry), after Cobb uses it to shoot Jenny (Georgia Moffet).
In Let's Kill Hitler, Adolf Hitler (Albert Welling) uses a Colt Official Police to fire at the Teselecta robot. Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill) holds the revolver on Hitler after punching him. One of River Song's henchmen also uses one to kidnap Rory Williams in The Angels Take Manhatten.
In a continuity error in Day of the Moon, Canton Everett Delaware III's Colt Python is occasionally replaced with a nickel Colt Detective Special with black grips. In The Angels Take Manhatten, private detective Sam Garner (Rob David) draws a Colt Detective Special as he is being pursued by the Weeping Angels.
The Picatinny Rail version of the FN P90 is used by John Maynard Jefferson (Danny Webb) and various other crew members in the episodes The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit. The P90s in the episode are fitted with blue flashlights mounted on the top rail and fitted with silencers. P90s can be seen in the armoury room of Torchwood Cardiff. Modified P90s can be seen used in The Doctors Daughter; in a number of scenes the props appear to use acetylene gas or similar to simulate firing for safety reasons. The Church soldiers in The Time of Angels carry weapons based on a P-90 with an M60 flash hider and the top rail extended over the magazine. A black version is used by the prison guards at the beginning of The Pandorica Opens. A version of this prop fitted with a rear pistol grip appears in A Good Man Goes To War.
CO6 (Diplomatic Protection Group) members inside 10 Downing Street are armed with Heckler & Koch MP5A3s in the episodes "Aliens of London" and "World War Three". The weapons are fitted with Surefire fore-ends and scopes.
The Human-Daleks use Dalek-enhanced Thompson M1928 sub-machine guns in 1930 to kill Dalek Thay and Dalek Jast in the episode "Evolution of the Daleks."
Wermacht soldiers are seen with MP40 submachine guns in "Let's Kill Hitler". River Song later commandeers a pair for herself. Note that as the episode takes place in 1938, the appearance of the MP40 is either a minor anachronism or an attempt to imitate the earlier MP38.
British Soldiers guarding the crashed Chula Warship in the episodes "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" during the London Blitz in 1941 are armed with Lee-Enfield No.1 MkIII* rifles. Lee-Enfield No.1 MkIII rifles were also used by school pupils and The Doctor (David Tennant) in 1913 to repel the Family of Blood from the school in "The Family of Blood."
M1903 Springfield rifles are used by Solomon (Hugh Quarshie) and other Hooverville citizens to trying to defend themselves against the Daleks in "Daleks in Manhattan" in 1930.
A number of Hooverville citizens were armed with P14 Enfield rifles in the episode "Daleks in Manhattan". This earlier model rifle differs from the M1917 Enfield (A U.S. Modification to meet demands in WWI) in that it is chambered in .303 British and is equipped with volley sights on the left hand side of the rifle. These sites can be seen in certain brief shots in the Hooverville scene, identifying the rifle definitively as the P14.
Enfield L85A2s are used by British Army Paratroopers guarding Albion Hospital and the Big Ben that was destroyed by a crashed Slitheen spacecraft and inside 10 Downing Street in the episode "Aliens of London". The Paratroopers inside 10 Downing Street and the hospital use Surefire tactical lights on their L85A2s. Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson) also used an L85A2 during his time in Afghanistan as shown in the episode "Dark Water".
The USAF Guards at Area 51 are armed with GAU-5A/As in the Season Six episode Day of the Moon.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingXM177E2 Carbine aka Colt Model 629 aka - 5.56x45mm. This was the last variant of the XM177 rifle used in the Vietnam War. The GAU-5A/A is almost identical, lacking only the forward assist.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA USAF guard at Area 51 with a GAU-5A/A.
Heckler & Koch G36
The Heckler & Koch G36 (in all three variants) is the most frequently used weapon in the series. They have been used by several henchmen, soldiers from both Torchwood and UNIT, GeoComTex security personnel, police officers and Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) throughout the the show. Most of the G36s used are fitted with the G36C style top rail.
M4A1 Carbines are used by the Ood Operations security forces during the episode Planet of the Ood, they are used to defend the Ood Operations facility from the "processed" Ood. The M4A1s are being seen used with Beta C-Mags, ACOGs, tactical lights, Eotechs and front grips. This weapon also appears in the episode The Stolen Earth, where it is used the by UNIT Soldiers stationed in New York City to fight the Daleks, and at a roadblock in London in the episode "Planet of the Dead". In The End of Time, Soldiers under the employment of Joshua Naismith (David Harewood) use them, one which is used by Addams (Sinead Keenan) to knock out the Master (John Simm).
Norinco Type 56-1 folding stock rifles were used by the resistance group, the Preachers, in a parallel universe in the episodes Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel. They were also used by the Soviet submarine crew in Cold War.
UNIT soldiers use M4-type rifles similar to the Olympic Arms K23B Tactical in the episode "The Poison Sky", during the assault on the ATMOS factory (These M4s are said to be firing steel-jacketed rounds due to copper-jacketed rounds being rendered useless because of the Sontarans' energy field).
In Gridlock, Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman) is kidnapped by two desperate New New Yorkers who both carry these pistols. However it is later revealed they are replicas, as real handguns are difficult to get hold of.
In Day of the Moon, River Song (Alex Kingston) uses a futuristic pistol to shoot various members of The Silence. She is later seen using it in The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang
In Journeys End, Wilfred Mott (Bernard Cribbins) uses a paintball gun to attempt to blind invading Daleks so he and his daughter can escape. This proves useless however, as the Daleks are able to vaporise any paint that obstructs their vision.
An FIM-92A Stinger is misused as a conventional rocket launcher against the Cybermen in 'Doomsday', and as an anti-structure weapon in 'The Poison Sky'.
The Doctor (David Tennant) uses a Splashinator Water Pistol, a water pistol which is based on a Walther P38 to fight the Pyroviles in the episode The Fires of Pompeii. Despite version depicted in the series is a yellow one with blue grips, some sources state that originally crew used one with the orange grip, re-painted.
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