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Batman Begins
The following guns were used in the film Batman Begins
H&K G36C
Used by GCPD SWAT teams and League of Shadow guards.
The second one is a G36K. The stock is too long to be a -C.
H&K MP5K
Used by one of Carmine Falcone's thugs during the interception of the drug shipment.
M4A1
Member's of the GCPD SWAT are armed with M4A1 rifles outside Arkham asylum.
H&K UMP-9
GCPD SWAT officers use H&K UMP-9 submachine guns outside Arkham asylum.
Mossberg 500
Seen in the hands of a GCPD police officer.
Winchester Model 12 "Trench"
A trench version of the Winchster Model 12 is seen in the hands of a GCPD police officer outside Arkham asylum. It is strange to see such an old pump shotgun in the hands of modern police officers.
Smith and Wesson 5906
The GCPD police use a Smith and Wesson 5906 as their standard issue sidearms throughout the film including Det. James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and Det. Flass (Mark Boone Junior). Rachel Dawes takes Flass' S&W to attempt to hold back the crazed Arkham inmates.
Taurus Model 617
Bruce Wayne's (Christian Bale) snub nose revolver is a Taurus Model 617 .357 with a stainless finish and wooden grips.
Colt M1911A1
Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson) uses a Colt 1911 pistol and aims it at Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) in the restaurant. A Chinese officer who arrests Bruce is also armed with a Colt M1911A1, but it is barely seen.
Norinco Type 56-1
Guards at the Mongolian prison are armed with Norinco Type 56-1s, the chinese copy of the AKS-47 identified by its hooded front sight.
Walther PPK
The woman who assassinates Joe Chill uses a Walther PPK.
Smith and Wesson Model 15
A young Joe Chill uses a Smith and Wesson Model 15 to murder Bruce Wayne's (Christian Bale) parents.
Fox Sterlingworth
When Batman stops the drug trafficing at the docks, Falcone checks the chamber of his Fox Sterlingworth 12 gauge side-by-side shotgun. It is identified as a Sterlingworth based on its curved reciever and location of the three pins on the side.
