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In Episode 1 ("A Man Possessed by an Evil Spirit"), Japanese police officers carry the Nambu Model 60. Jotaro Kujo also takes one of these revolvers.
The Emperor
In Episode 10, "Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 1", Hol Horse's Stand, The Emperor is a fictional revolver seemingly based on the LAPD 2019 Blaster, with the pistol grip based on the CZ-75, capable of materializing at will and manipulating projectiles mid-air. The Emperor later appears in Episode 11 ("Emperor and Hanged Man, Part 2"), Episode 14 ("Justice, Part 1"), Episode 15 ("Justice, Part 2"), and considerably later in Episodes 36 ("Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 1") and 37 ("Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 2").
Enfield No. 2
In Episode 12, "The Empress", Indian police use revolvers; while they are not seen clearly enough to make a definitive ID, context makes the most likely option the Enfield No. 2.
Colt 1851 Navy
In Episode 14, "Justice, Part 1", the dead man seen at the beginning of the episode holds a Colt 1851 Navy revolver.
Stechkin APB
In Episode 32, "Sethan's Alessi, Part 1", Alessi wields a Stechkin APB with a non-standard underbarrel rail and suppressor. He fires it eight times, then re-holsters it and never uses it again.
Ithaca 37
In Episode 26, "Hol Horse and Boingo, Part 1", the man escorting a woman through the desert carries an Ithaca 37 shotgun. He is never seen using it.
Sawn-off Double Barreled Shotgun
In Episode 47, "DIO's World, Part 3", Nukesaku uses a Sawn-off Double Barreled Shotgun of unknown make and model to test the power of DIO's Stand, The World.
Browning Hi-Power
Later on in Episode 47, Egyptian police officers are seen using pistols resembling the Browning Hi-Power, albeit drawn somewhat inconsistently.
Glock 18C
In a continuity error, the Egyptian police officers' sidearms turn into Glock 18C machine pistols, colored as though they had wooden grips. In one particular shot, one of the pistols visibly has a thumb relief cut into the frame, making it a third-generation model, and thus anachronistic (as Stardust Crusaders takes place in 1987, when Glocks would have still been in their first generation).