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NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service
The following weapons were used in the television series NCIS:
SIG-Sauer P228
Gibbs, DiNozzo, McGee, and Ziva all carry SIG-Sauer P228s, and it seems to be NCIS standard issue. Gibbs owns two of these pistols and spends more time than the rest cleaning them, and Ziva sleeps with hers in hand. They all carry them in paddle holsters, except in season one when DiNozzo used a Jack leather shoulder holster.
Beretta 92FS
Glock 19
Colt 1911A1
Used by Mike Franks in the Episodes Jugdement Day parts 1 and 2.
Smith & Wesson Model 60
Used as Ziva's backup gun, a go-to gun in Gibbs' basement, and as DiNozzo's jogging gun.
Walther P99 compact
Seen In the season five finale, it belonged to Mike Franks and was a clean gun, meaning no registration number, a throw away gun. It was used by Former Director Jenny Shepard in her last gun fight.
IMI Mini Uzi
H&K MP5K
Taken by a would be killer from Air Force One's Gun rack in the Pilot Episode. It was equiped with a 30rd magizine.
H&K MP5-A3
Shown in the episode where Gibbs goes undercover as an arms dealer.
Colt M4
Colt M16
AK-47
Used by several terrorists in the episode Twilight to fire at Gibbs and the team to no avail.
Bravo 51
The Bravo 51 was used by Ari Haswari to kill Kate in the last episode of season 2, Twilight. It is mentioned as the Bravo 51 in the first two episodes of season 3, Kill Ari Part 1 and Kill Ari Part 2. The Bravo 51 is sometimes referred to as a "Kate."
Marine Remington M40A1
Shown in the episodes Kill Ari Part 1 and Kill Ari Part 2. It is the rifle used by Gibbs in his Marine Days and he now Keeps it in a case in his Basement.
Barret M82
Tango 51
Accuracy International L96A1
Remington 870
Used by Gibbs and the rest of the team when hunting a fugitive in the woods. It was also used by Kate in the episode "Twilight".
Mossberg
M60E3
Seen in the episode where is under cover as an arms dealer. the ones used didn't have firing pins.
