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Gunsmith Cats
Gunsmith Cats is based off the manga series written by Kenichi Sonoda. It follows Rally Vincent, an excellent gunsmith and bounty hunter, and "Minnie" May Hopkins, an explosives nut.
Rally and May are recruited by ATF agent Bill Collins to help track down a group of gun runners. But things get complicated when a Russain assassin is called in to deal with the two girls.
Pistols
CZ-75
Rally Vincent carries a CZ-75 as her primary weapon of choice. She praises this weapon through out the manga, considering it to be one of the best handguns ever made.
Colt 25
Rally keeps this "pop gun" stuffed up her sleeve. The gun is attached to a special harness that allows the gun to be drawn by flicking her wrist. (Is there a technical term for a holster like that?) The manga identifies this weapon as a Colt .25.
Walther PPK
ATF agent Bill Collins uses a Walther PPK as his weapon. At one point, Rally makes a joke at Bill calling him "Agent Double Oh 7-11".
Rally uses this gun breifly in the first Episode, when gun runners tell her to shoot Bill as a sign of trust. She instead shoots the ropes used to tie him up, hitting one of the gun runners in the leg in the process.
Beretta 92
Near the begenning of the first episode, an off-duty cop brings his Beretta 92 in to Rally's shop to get some custom work done. When checking the gun, Rally notices the weapon still has a round chambered and informs him to be more careful next time.
Another Beretta 92 apears in the second Episode, when Russian assassin Natasha Radinov attacks an ATF safehouse. She either brought this weapon along or picked it up off a dead ATF agent.
- Beretta 92FS, not 92. There are multiple variants in the 92 series, from 92, 92S, 92SB, 92SB-F (92F), 92FS, M9. Simpley calling it a Beretta 92 is too vague unless you are discussing the first model 92. The proper version seen here is the Beretta 92FS. - Gunmaster45
Smith & Wesson Model 36
A Smith & Wesson Model 36 is shown during the opening credits. Rally also keeps one of these guns under the counter of her store and taped to the fridge in her home.
Colt Python
A Colt Python is shown breifly during the opening credits. The words "Python Hunter" is written on the side.
Colt Lawman
In the manga series, Roy Coleman mentions he carries a Colt Lawman with a 4-inch bull barrel. Roy only draws this weapon once, during the third episode after Radinov attacks Rally and May.
M1911
In the third episode, Rally is seen cleaning a disassembled M1911.
Makarov PM
Assassin Natasha Radinov breifly uses a Makarov PM to kill an ATF agent when she attacks the safe house.
Welrod
In the third episode, Radinov uses a rare British Welrod bolt action supressed handgun to kill ATF chief George Black.
Heckler & Koch VP70
In the third episode, Radinov attacks Rally and May at Senator Haint's campaign ralley with a Heckler & Koch VP70. The VP70 has a stock attachment, loaded with an extended magazine and seems to be converted to full auto fire.
SIG P226
Near the end of the third episode, Senator Haints grabs what appears to be a SIG P226 to shoot Natasha Radinov. The weapon turns out to be empty and part of a set up by Becky and Cathy to get Senator Haints to admit his crimes.
Intro Pistol
This gun is shown during the opening credits.
Glock?
During the third episode, Bill's partner is carrying what appears to be some type of Glock. Although it is difficult to identify.
Unknown Revolvers
Mauser C96
Seen in the Gunsmith Cats shop
Smith and Wesson Schofield
Seen in the Gunsmith Cats shop
Sub-Machine Guns/Machine Pistols
Micro Uzi
When Radinov attacks the ATF safehouse in the second episdoe, she guns down an agent attempting to fire a Micro Uzi. She then picks up the gun and kills another ATF agent with it.
In the same episode, when Rally and May are investigating the shipping yard, some of the thugs that attack are carrying Micro-uzis.
Heckler & Koch MP5
During the warehouse fire fight in the first episode, some of the thugs are carrying MP5s.
Steyr TMP
During the high speed chase in the second episode, Radinov draws a Steyr TMP and opens fire at Rally. Rally later shoots the gun out of her hand.
Calico M950A
In the third episode, Radinov attacks Rally and May with Calico M950A and a Heckler & Koch VP70.
She also uses the M950 to hunt down Rally and May during the final showdown.
Skorpion SA
Used by Goldie Musou in the manga.
Shotguns
Sawn Off Double Barrel
In the opening of the OVA, Rally and May move in on an gun runner who jumped his bail. When he discvoers the two bounty hunters are after him, he grabs a sawn off double barrel shotgun. However, May gets the drop on him and stuns him with a smoke grenade.
Mossberg 500 Bullpup
One of the burglers in the first episode arms himself with a Mossberg 500 Bullpup. He never gets a chance to fire the weapon, as he and his pals are caught off gaurd by Rally and quickly subdued.
Mossberg 500
Used by one of the gun runners during the warehouse fire fight in the first episode.
Seen again in the second episode, in the hands of an ATF agent when Radinov attacks the safe house. Also used by one of the thugs in the shipping yard fight.
Pistol Gripped Remington 870
Radinov uses this shotgun during the high speed chase in the second episode.It's a cut down Remington 870 with front and back pistol grips.
Remington 870
During the warehouse fight the first episode, Rally grabs this shotgun and blindfires it, hitting two thugs in the legs.
Assault Rifles
AKS-74U
In the second episode, Rally and May investigate the shipping yard and find a crate full of weapons. Among them, is a AKS-74U.
Steyr AUG
One of the burglers in the first episode arms himself with a Steyr AUG from Rally's weapon collection.
Later two gun runners in the warehouse fire fight are armed with AUGs with shorter barrels. (Could be Steyr AUG Para.)
Light Machine Gun
M249
One of the burglers helps himself to a M249 from Rally's gun collection.
(Aren't these things illegal for civillians to own?)
Misc
Bonnie's Leg
This is a reference to the original Gunsmith Cats manga. A character named Bonnie had a prosthectic leg which housed a weapon she called a PM9.
