A Remington 1858 New Army is among the four antique revolvers hanging on the wall behind Warden Buck (Rocky McMurray) in Key Decisions (top left corner).
A Single Action Army is among the four antique revolvers hanging on the wall behind Warden Buck (Rocky McMurray) in Key Decisions (bottom right corner).
Tobias Funke (David Cross) is given a Smith & Wesson Model 19 when he becomes a mall security guard in Not Without My Daughter. It appears to be a blank-firing replica.
Buster Bluth (Tony Hale) has a Springfield M1903A3 slung over his back when dressed as a "soldier" during his father's mock funeral in Good Grief.
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M16A2
While training for the Army in Switch Hitter, Buster Bluth (Tony Hale) carries a M16A2.
Gun rights activist and actor Moses Taylor (Rob Corddry) uses a Beretta 92FS as the character "Det. Frank Wrench" on his TV show "Wrench", seen with it in the opening credits. Other LAPD officers can be seen with Berettas throughout the show.
An FGM-148 Javelin can be seen in the gun store where Tobias buys his tranquilizer rifle above the head of the gun store clerk (Brian Baumgartner) in Burning Love.
The "Columbians" hired by Michael to intimidate his father to teach him a lesson in Making a Stand have AK-47 derivatives during George Sr.'s "kidnapping". Michael (Jason Bateman) himself holds one.
The other pistol held by G.O.B. in Making a Stand is a M1911A1, which is later used by George Sr. (Jeffrey Tambor) to shoot off the arm of J. Walter Weatherman in order to teach his kids a lesson. Buster (Tony Hale) later picks it up when he enters the room.
One of the probation officers hired by Buster and J. Walter Weatherman to teach a lesson to George Sr., G.O.B., and Michael in Making a Stand wields a shotgun.
Det. Munch (Richard Belzer, mocking his role from Homicide: Life on the Street), carries a Glock 19 in Exit Strategy in his holster when he tricks Tobias into giving the police evidence against the Bluths by holding a scrapbooking class.
