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Hitman: Blood Money
The following weapons are used in the video game Hitman: Blood Money:
Handguns
AMT Hardballer Custom
The AMT Hardballer appears in the game as the "Silverballer," Agent 47's signature handgun. While ostensibly chambered in .45 ACP, it is not possible to use other bullets of this caliber in the Silverballers (such as that for the HK USP in this game), since Agent 47 modified them to accept only custom ammo. The stock magazine capacity is 9 rounds.
There are a host of modifications available for this weapon, including two types of sound suppressors, a double capacity magazine, a laser sight, a longslide modification, a reflex sight, a scope, and a modification to allow fully automatic fire. A second "Silverballer" can also be purchased, allowing the player to dual wield them (though already-purchased modifications do not have to be purchased again for the second gun as they would in real life). The grips on the "Silverballer" are reminiscent of the Pachmayr American Legend grips.
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Agent 47 takes centre stage with his "captive audience." This Silverballer variant is the longslide type with a scope, a laser sight, and a double-length magazine. For balance reasons, the longslide modification is not compatible with any kind of sound suppressor.
Custom M1911
This customized M1911 pistol is referred to as the "Custom 1911," and it is used by Mark Parchezzi III in the "Amendment XXV" level and Alexander Leland 'Jack' Cayne in the "Requiem" level. The gun has a black finish and ornate engraved ivory grips in a "reverse two-tone" style, along with 3 dot sights, coloured red. While it cannot be retained for use in other missions while playing the game normally, this weapon can be added to the player's collection by editing the save file, either with a hex editor or Action Replay-style disc on console versions.
While nowhere near as visibly customized as the AMT Hardballers in this game can be, this firearm is the most accurate handgun in the game, with its shots hitting the very centre of the player's crosshairs with no spread. It uses the same generic "Magnum Ammo" as the ingame Desert Eagle does, has a 9-round magazine capacity, and its shots can penetrate thin barriers or NPCs in a straight line.
Anyone think it's weird that he's pointing the gun at a picture of Abraham Lincoln?
Mark Parchezzi III reloads his Custom M1911 in the middle of a shootout with Agent 47.
Desert Eagle
The Desert Eagle is found throughout the game. The ingame magazine capacity of 9 rounds implies that it is chambered for the .357 magnum round.
Heckler & Koch USP
The H&K USP appears in the game as the "SLP .40". It is the most common pistol throughout the game, and it is found in almost all the levels. It is used by the New Orleans Police, U.S. Marines, Secret Service, FBI, gangsters, and various other private security companies. A suppressed version is carried by assassin Angelina Mason in "The Murder of Crows" and by the South African white supremacist Hendrick Schmutz in "A House of Cards". It has a magazine capacity of 12 rounds, and it is also the only handgun in the game to have unique ammunition pickups.
It's worth noting that while the name of the gun is the "SLP.40," its ammo labelled as .45 ACP, and then the after-mission newspaper report claims the rounds fired from this gun are 9mm caliber. The magazine capacity of 12 rounds, however, seems to confirm that the weapon is chambered for .45 ACP rounds. Two other clues to the weapon's true caliber are the magazine floorplate that is visible on the inventory screen (a feature unavailable to the .40 S&W and 9x19mm models of the USP), and the angled forward portion of the trigger guard, which definitively rules out the possibility that it is the USP Compact--only the full-sized USP has the angled trigger guard that mirrors the pictured gun in the game.
Note: The above was an actual tagline used in the publicity campaign heralding the release of this game.
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Mauser C96
The Mauser C96 appears in the game as the "WW1 Pistol". It is only found in the mission "Curtains Down", in which an actor uses one loaded with blanks to "execute" the player's target during the Opera rehearsal. The player can swap the prop gun with a real one when no one is looking to cause a fatal accident. The weapon can be added to the player's collection on the PC using a hex editor, or on the PS2 version by using an Action Replay Max CD.
Smith & Wesson 686-4
The Smith & Wesson Model 686 appears in the game as the "Snub Nosed." It uses generic "Pistol Ammo," has a six shot cylinder capacity, and possesses wood grips and red-coloured 3 dot iron sights. Despite its double action nature, it is slow to fire and has rather low stopping power. This revolver is the standard-issue weapon for sailors on the Mississippi river steamboat Emily in the "Death on the Mississippi" mission, and it is also the personal sidearm of Don Fernando Delgado and actor Rex Stanton's drug-dealing agent in the "A Vintage Year" mission.
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Taurus Raging Bull
The Taurus Raging Bull revolver appears in the game as the "Bull. 480" revolver. The ingame model of this weapon appears to be based off of the Model 480, which is chambered in .480 Ruger cartridge. Possessing a six-round cylinder capacity, it is used by various members of the Gator Gang in the "Death on the Mississippi" level, and is also the personal weapon of Vinnie "Slugger" Sinistra in the "A New Life" level.
While a double-action revolver in real life (and referred to as such in the game), this high-caliber revolver is very slow to fire, but is one of the few non-customizable weapons that can penetrate thin barriers and even NPCs in a straight line. As with the snubnosed revolver, Agent 47 will somehow load all six chambers at once without a speedloader or moon clip, but does properly push the swing-out cylinder closed with his off-hand instead of swinging it shut with a flick of a wrist.
Thus ends the pitiful life of Lorne de Havilland, pornography tycoon and blackmailer extraordinaire, by one of the most oversized pistols in this game. The distinctive red-striped grip of the revolver is just visible above Agent 47's hand.
"My gun, where'd it go?! Oh, there it is."
Vinnie "Slugger" Sinistra, a paranoid former Cuban drug smuggler cowering in the Witness Protection Program, with his Taurus Raging Bull. How he routinely manages to lose track of a handgun that size in housewear that thin defies imagination.
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Agent 47 reloads his Taurus Raging Bull while using Vinnie Sinistra's drunken wife as a human shield. From this vantage point the engraving on the barrel is clearly visible, which reads "Bull .480" on both sides.
Smith and Wesson Schofield Model 3
The Schofield Model 3 revolver appears in the game as the "Six Shooter". This revolver uses generic "Pistol Ammo," has a six shot cylinder capacity, and has both markedly low stopping power and firing rate. Guests attending a wedding reception carry it in the "Till Death Do Us Part" mission, and it is also the personal firearm of the two targets there, Hank Leitch "Buddy" Muldoon and John "Pappy" Leblanc.
Unknown Cutscene Handgun
This handgun only appears in the ending cutscene of the "Curtains Down" level.
Submachine Guns/Personal Defense Weapons
FAMAE S.A.F.
The Chilean sub-machine gun FAMAE S.A.F. appears in the game as the "SAF SMG", and it is used by the Hacienda guards in the mission "A Vintage Year." It is largely similar to the Heckler and Koch MP5 in this game, albeit a little less accurate and uncustomizable. It erroneously sports a 25-round magazine (in reality it uses a 30-round magazine), and is chambered for generic "SMG Ammo" (most likely 9x19mm rounds).
Heckler & Koch MP5
The H&K MP5 appears in the game in two versions. One is a standard MP5A2 (referred to simply as the "MP5") and is used by Delahunt's bodyguards, Secret Service agents, and the Franchise assassin Maynard John. It uses generic "SMG Ammo" and has a 25-round magazine. Thanks to the buttstock, it is more accurate than most of the other non-customizable submachine guns ingame.
The other version of the MP5 appears as the "SMG Tactical," and can be modified with a large variety of accessories such as A3 and A4 buttstocks, an MP5K-style shortened barrel, laser sights, red dot sights, "jungle-style" double magazines, and sound suppressors. It too uses a 25-round magazine, despite the standard for MP5s being 30-round magazines.
Heckler & Koch MP7
An early version of the Heckler & Koch MP7A1 appears in the game. It is used by some of the FBI agents in "A New Life" and can be found on a table in the 'Torture Chamber' in "A Dance With The Devil". Possessing a 25-round magazine capacity of generic "SMG ammo," the retractable stock and folding vertical foregrip cannot be used, which gives a high amount of muzzle climb. These characteristics make it a rather inaccurate weapon despite the low recoil of the real-life version, which also uses 20- or 40-round magazines rather than 25-rounders.
Ruger MP9
The Ruger MP9 appears in the game as the MP9. It is used solely by the bird-suited guards in "The Murder of Crows" level, is chambered for generic "SMG Ammo," and has a 25-round magazine capacity. As with the ingame TMP and MP7, it is not possible to use the MP9's stock or in a two-handed manner. It is also the least accurate weapon of its class ingame.
Steyr TMP
The Steyr TMP appears as the "TMP." It is used by various guards throughout the "Flatline" level and is the personal weapon of Manuel Delgado in the "A Vintage Year" level. This SMG also appears in the tutorial level "Death of a Showman" but is not used by NPCs there. Like other weapons of its class, it shares ammunition with all other non-customizable SMGs, and has a magazine capacity of 25 rounds. Despite the vertical foregrip, it is not possible to use this gun two-handed.
Shotguns
Remington 870
The Remington 870 appears in the game as the "Shotgun" it is used by the winery guards in the mission "A Vintage Year" and some members of the Gator gang in the "Death on the Mississippi" level. It is also placed in the tutorial level "Death of a Showman," but no NPCs use it there. It fires 12 Gauge buckshot and has an 8-round tube magazine capacity.
SPAS-12
The SPAS-12 appears in the game as the "SP12 Shotgun", it can be modified with a large variety of accessories, such as a buttstock, an Aimpoint sight, a detachable box magazine and even a sound suppressor.
Assault Rifles/Battle Rifles
FN F2000
The FN F2000 is in the game in the security room in "Death on the Mississippi" and carried in a briefcase by a CIA Agent in "A Dance with the Devil"
M4A1 Carbine
The M4A1 Carbine appears in the game, it can modified with a large variety of accessories, such as a Beta C-MAG, a red dot sight, an ACOG scope, sound suppressors, and a vertical foregrip. It is the only assault rifle in the game that can use 30 round magazines--all others are forced to use 20 round magazines.
M14
The M14 is used by U.S. Marines in the mission "Amendment XXV." The ingame model is restricted to semiautomatic fire, uses generic "Rifle Ammo," and appears to use a 10 round magazine, yet it holds 20 rounds.
SIG SG 552
The SIG SG 552 appears in the game as the "SG552." It is chambered in generic "Rifle Ammo" and sports a 20-round magazine. This weapon can only be found in Mark Purayah II's office in "The Murder of Crows" level.
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Short Magazine Lee Enfield Mk.III
The Lee Enfield can be seen in the "Curtains Down" level, it is seen being used as an opera prop and cannot be fired. However, by using a hex editor or Action Replay CD to add this weapon to the inventory, it can be used as a weapon. It uses generic "Rifle Ammo" and is fairly inaccurate.
Sniper Rifles
Browning BAR Mk. II Safari
The Browning BAR can be found mounted on a gun rack in Pappy LeBlanc's home in "Till Death Do Us Part". Referred to in-game as the "Elephant Gun".
Sako TRG-42
The Sako TRG-42 appears in the game as the "Kazo TRG," is chambered in generic "Sniper Ammo," has a magazine capacity of 10 rounds, and is painted grey in the game. It is the rifle of choice for the biathlete-turned-assassin Raymond Kulinsky when he tries to kill the Secretary of the Interior in "The Murder of Crows" level. While possessing less crosshair sway while zoomed than the other non-customizable sniper rifles, it has only one level of zoom and a slower rate of fire thanks to its bolt-action nature.
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SVD Dragunov
The SVD Dragunov is used in the mission "Death of a Showman" to kill 3 gangsters. It can also be found in a briefcase next to the laptop in "A Dance with the Devil."
Walther WA 2000
The Walther WA 2000 is the main sniper rifle in the game, it can be fitted with better scopes, a lightweight frame, a barrel replacement, various suppressors, magazine extensions, and a bolt-action conversion. While Agent 47 will manually load a new round into the chamber if the reload key is pressed in First Person View and the bolt-action modification is equipped, he will still reload by replacing the (now redundant) magazine if the reload key is pressed in Third Person View. This weapon is also the only rifle that can be concealed in a case Agent 47 can bring with him into a mission--while two others can be concealed in cases of their own, Agent 47 must instead find them himself in two missions.
Other
Beeman Break Barrel
This pneumatic child's toy can be found in the mission "A New Life." It can be loaded with non-lethal tranquilizer rounds, and is a break-open breach-loading single-shot weapon. If you bring this air gun on another mission, you only get a few rounds, due to the game only giving 2 extra "magazines" for each non-customizable weapon brought into a mission, which translates into very few darts for this weapon.
