Hitman is the first part of the trilogy World of Assassination. Hitman, stylized as HITMAN, is the sixth installment in the Hitman franchise. Announced during the Sony E3 2015 Conference, the game was released episodically over the course of 2016, starting from March 11th, 2016. Hitman: The Complete First Season, a version of the game containing all six episodes of the game, was released in January 2017.
Hitman 2 is the direct sequel to Hitman, released on November 13, 2018. Hitman 2, considered the "second season" of Hitman, features 6 new missions, new weapons, and an updated graphical design. All missions and many weapons from the original Hitman are retained in Hitman 2. As such, this page covers both Hitman and Hitman 2 weapons due to the reappearance of weapons from Hitman to Hitman 2.
This page has been split into two sections, which include weapons by their introduction.
The following weapons were used in the videogame Hitman (2016) & Hitman 2 (2018):
In Hitman and Hitman 2, Agent 47 can carry one pistol and one long gun. Long guns like shotguns and assault rifles will stick to Agent 47's back upon holstering.
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Pistols
All pistols share the same reload animation where Agent 47 tosses the old magazine to the right and loads in a new magazine with his left hand.
AMT Hardballer
The AMT Hardballer appear as the "ICA Silverballer". A variant with a Chrome suppressor and no rubber grips appears as the "ICA Chrome", and is otherwise identical to the basic Silverballer. The "Striker" is a variant of the pistol with a compensator, and is awarded by completing "The Dexter Discordance" Escalation Contract.
The Beretta Cougar appears as the "Bartoli 75S", featuring either an inox finish or a full black finish. The black version of the weapon is called "Bartoli 75R".
The "Custom 5mm" is an integrally-suppressed pocket pistol that holds 5 rounds. It cannot be reloaded in the field. While it seems conceptually based on the PSS Silent Pistol, it draws visual influence from a variety of modern subcompact handguns, somewhat resembling a substantially less curvaceous Taurus Curve, with some elements from the Heizer Defense DoubleTap as well, to name a few.
The "HWK21" largely resembles the Heckler & Koch VP9, with the some design from Glock pistol series and the Heckler & Koch Mark 23. The base HWK21 does not feature a suppressor. The "HWK21 Covert" is a variant of the HWK21 with a suppressor, extended magazine, and a weapon finish.
The "ICA19" is a fictional M1911-styled pistol based on the Kimber Custom TLE II with cocking serrations from the Springfield Armory Loaded 1911. The "ICA19 F/A" is a variant of the "ICA19", featuring an extended magazine and automatic fire. There is also a fully automatic pistol with a silencer. It's called "ICA19 F/A Stealth".
The "TAC-SMG" is primarily inspired by the Magpul FMG-9, featuring both a top and underbarrel rail and a rail-mounted foregrip. The upgraded "TAC-SMG" features a suppressor, while the "TAC-SMG Covert" is a variant of the "TAC-SMG" featuring a red dot sight, a suppressor, and a weapon finish.
The M4A1 appears as the "Fusil G1-4" and "Fusil G2". It features a rail accessory system, and the grip and trigger guard from the IWI X95. The G2 doesn't have rail covers on its rails, while the G1-4 does.
The "Fusil G1-4/C" is a compact version of the "Fusil G1-4" rifle, lacking a stock and featuring a short barrel. It can be found during "A Gilded Cage" set in Morocco, where an elite soldier wields this weapon, and on the militia spec ops soldiers at the shooting range in Colorado during "Freedom Fighters".
The "RS-15" is an AK-type assault rifle. It features a RIS, an underfolding stock, a red dot sight, and a suppressor. It has a largely straight magazine, meaning it visually somewhat resembles the AK-9.
The "TAC-4 AR Auto" is a fictional bullpup rifle somewhat based on the Magpul PDR. The "TAC-4 AR S/A" is a semi-auto variant of the rifle, featuring a retractable stock, different grip design, red dot sight, and suppressor.
The Maverick Model 88 appears as the "Bartoli 12G", with, apparently, some references to the Benelli M3, such as furniture, magazine design, sights, and the name itself (although, simultaneously, it is pump-action only, and with Maverick's receiver). It features a pistol grip and no tang safety, unlike the genuine Mossberg 500 series shotgun. It comes in either synthetic or wood furniture. The black version of the weapon is called "Tactical Bartoli 12G". The standard version has 5 rounds, the tactical version has 6 rounds.
The "Enram HV" is a fictional automatic shotgun with design cues taken from the Kel-Tec KSG. The upgraded variant of the "Enram HV" adds a CZ Scoprion Evo 3 A1 stock and an open dot sight reminiscent of Tru-Glo sights.
The "Jaeger 7" bolt-action sniper rifle most closely resembles a Barrett MRAD. It is suppressed by default, though the "Jaeger 7 Lancer" variant features an unsuppressed extended barrel. The "Jaeger 7 Lancer" variant also features a different stock.
The "Sieger 300" sniper rifle is based on Agent 47's iconic Walther WA 2000 sniper rifle. The weapon has two color variants. The standard with wooden elements is called "Sieger 300". The black weapon variant is called "Sieger 300 Ghost".
The Pedersoli produced replica of the Kentucky Flintlock pistol is seen on a rack in the Paris level "The Showstopper".
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Springfield 1861 Percussion Musket
An antique gun gallery can be found in the Paris level "The Showstopper". Various Springfield 1861 percussion muskets can be seen as exhibits.
