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Lex Luthor's ex-wife uses a Smith & Wesson 3913 "Ladysmith" that is first seen when a security camera shows Lois investigating. It's also seen in "Illusions of Grandeur" when it's used a magician who holds Lois hostage with mirrors to hide her from Superman until Superman figures out the magician's trick and disarms him.
Ari uses the Desert Eagle Mark I as her sidearm in "Mademe Ex. Tempus". Lane Davies used Desert Eagles in several episodes - in "Tempus Fugitive", he stole a custom two-tone Desert Eagle Mark I from a gun store, along with a Glock 17L. He then used a nickel Mark VII in the episode "Tempus, Anyone?", which he mysteriously referred to as a "12-clip automatic". Another Desert Eagle was seen in Harrison's hands in "The Ides of Metropolis" and a nickel Desert Eagle Mark VII appears in "Tempus, Anyone?" in the hands of a spectator watching Perry's speech.
Several cops and detectives use Glock 19s. One is used in "The Ides of Metropolis," "Chip Off The Old Clark," and "Metallo". One is also seen being used by Lucille in "Ultra Woman" when she forces two criminals to back off in order to use Clark Kent as a hostage against Ultra Woman.
The Walther PPK is used by a cloning expert to kill the Superman clone in " Vatman." Another is also seen in the hands of Lex's ex-wife. Several other characters also use Walther PPKs.
We also see Tempus from "Tempus, Anyone?" and Agent "Sweet Tart" from "The Dad Who Came In From the Cold" use stainless Walther PPKs. Another is seen in "The Green, Green, Glow of Home" used by a federal agent who tries to kill Clark Kent, but dies before getting a shot off.
A suppressed Walther PPK is used by Dr. Isaac Mamba when Lois reveals that the president and the Secret Service leader are frog clone,s and he attempts to kill her, but Superman arrives in time to stop the bullet.
Nazis of the NSBA (National Society for a Better America) carry Walther P38Ks with wooden grips in "Super Mann." The Walther P38K is a variant of the Walther P38, a pistol that was used by the real Nazis.
The head Nazi in "Super Mann" uses a Heckler & Koch USP to shoot Hank West. Another can be seen in "Home is Where The Hurt is" used by an Intergang member threatening Loise's mother to avoid Intergang members.
The leader of the terrorists used the Glock 17 to hold Lois hostage, but lost his gun when Superman saved Lois in "Fly Hard". Another can be seen in "Never on Sunday" used by an agent firing wildly at the dogs (Lois & Clark in reality) in his visions.
Lex is seen handing a Beretta 92FS Inox to an assassin in a flashback in "The House of Luthor" and several assassins likely use this. The Beretta that Lex gives to his henchman is fitted with ivory (or faux ivory) grips.
In "Witness", Sebastian Finn's friend uses a SIG-Sauer P230 with a steel finish until Lois (Teri Hatcher) disarms her. Though in these screenshots it looks like a P232, the episode was aired on January 9th, 1994, and the P232 was not released until 1996.
Tempus (Lane Davies) steals a Glock 17L fitted with a 33-round magazine from a gun store and uses it in "Tempus Fugitive." The gun store manager refers to the bullets as "puppies" and inaccurately describes the magazine as a "32-shot stagger clip".
An agent of the Church Group can be seen aiming a nickeled Smith & Wesson 5906 at Lois, Perry, and Jimmy for making fun of his job until Superman disarms him in "We Have a Lot To Talk About."
In "The People v. Lois Lane," Elroy Sikes is seen holding a Beretta 84F with a black finish and black handgrips and gives it to Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) to distract her in to pointing the gun at him so Professor Cole can use the detonator hidden in his gun to automatically fire the gun in Lois's hands without the need of a trigger, thus killing Sikes and causing the police to blame Lois for the murder. What's interesting is that Sikes says "Hasta la vista, baby" before the gun fires, a reference to Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
A Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snub Nose is used by Nigel, who carries it through the series. Another can be seen used by Professor Jefferson Cole in "Dead Lois Walking" and Mr. Monroe in "Ghosts."
Superman(Dean Cain) is seen using a nickeled Single Action Army with pearl grips in "Never-ending Battle" and takes it from Lex's case to demonstrate how fast he is. It also makes another appearance in "Soul Mates" in the hands of Clark Kent when he stops Tempus from escaping with Lois. He fires it and catches the bullet in time. In the same episode, Tempus (Lane Davies) also uses the "Cavalry" model to shoot off the rope hanging Clark when Clark, Lois, and H.G. Wells encounter Tempus in an alternate dimension. More can be seen in the holsters of Tempus' men that Clark knocks out.
In "I'm Looking Through You", Henry Barnes is seen with a Colt Python. One is also seen used by a random criminal in "Forget Me Not" and a police officer in "Meet John Doe."
In "Target: Jimmy Olsen," Sarah takes out a Smith & Wesson Model 64 Snub Nose from a package that was on Lois' desk to kill Clark Kent, but Clark grabs the bullet and throws the gun and the bullet away. One can be seen carried by a police detective in "I'm Looking Through You" and a bystander in a crowd in "Tempus, Anyone?"
Bonnie and Clyde are armed with Colt Detective Specials in Hairdo's gambling club in "That Old Gang of Mine" and Clyde uses one to kill Clark Kent, which Clark fakes his own death and made an excuse after he claimed to be "resurrected". William W.W.W. uses one to commit suicide, but Superman stops him in time. One can also be seen in a gun cabinet in "Tempus Fugitive." In the episode "Target: Jimmy Olson," Claudette Wilder (Michelle Phillips) uses a suppressed (even though in reality, revolvers can't be suppressed due to the open gas chambers) one to kill Dr. Golden.
Clark's x-ray vision on Jimmy's father reveals a polished steel Remington 1866 Derringer with yellow pearl grips attached near his wrists in "The Dad Who Came In From The Cold," which is pretty unusual for a secret agent to carry. We also see Jimmy's father draw out two of these attached near his wrists to guard the 2 secret agents near the end of the episode.
Nell, Lucille's sister, takes a Smith & Wesson Model 10 from a downed bank guard in "Ultra Woman" and uses to to shoot Ultra Woman until Superman blocks the bullet. Officer Carter Landry (Thomas F. Wilson) uses one in "Lethal Weapon" and tries to kill Perry and Jimmy, but gets tied up by Superman. Many of the minor bank robbers and cops in the series also use these.
A Smith & Wesson Model 60 is used by Metropolis Sheriff Rachel Harris to kill the federal agent that tries to kill Superman in "The Green, Green, Glow of Home." A police officer in "Meet John Doe" gets possessed by Tempus and gives back a bank robber his Smith & Wesson Model 60 and makes references to the 2nd Amendment.
An M1928 Thompson is seen in the episode, "That Old Gang of Mine" used by Bonnie and Clyde clones, even though they would use a Browning Automatic Rifle in reality.
Some officers in the terrorists group including the leader of the terrorists and a woman terrorist carry MAC-10s, but most used them during the shooting in the Planet. Seen only in "Fly Hard."
One of the henchmen of Lex's thug is seen with a Uzi. Several old men and women are seen with this in "Forget Me Not." Another can be seen in "Tempus, Anyone?" being carried by a civilian.
Almost all of the U.S. soldiers (mostly soldiers from the deactivated, anachronistic 32nd Infantry Division) and guards featured in several episodes are seen with M16A1s with 20 round magazines and A2 style handguards. Some criminals uses these,too.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingM16A1 with A2 style handguards - 5.56x45mm.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe M16A1 slung on the side of the U.S. soldier as he tells Colonel Fane about 2 intruders. Note that the soldier has the 32nd Infantry Division patch, a unit that's been deactivated since 1946.Error creating thumbnail: File missingU.S. Military personal armed with M16A1s arrest Clark Kent disguised as a Major for breaking in the base.Error creating thumbnail: File missingU.S. Military personal armed with M16A1s stand guard behind the soldier arguing to Clark Kent.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA U.S. soldier aims his M16A1 at Superman for blocking a convoy carrying nuclear missiles, unaware that Superman was tricked. Note the 32nd Infantry Division patch, a unit that has been deactivated since 1946, which is quite anachronistic for Lois and Clark's setting.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA terrorist with an M16A1.
In "Forget Me Not," Superman puts some guns taken from old people, including a normal M16A1.
Several civilians in "Tempus, Anyone?" can be seen with AK-47s. Many can be seen used by the Viet Cong in the bus driver's bizarre visions in "Never on Sunday."
In the episode,"The Rival," a sniper uses a Ruger Model 77, trying to assassinate Senator Wallace, but Superman stops the bullet before it reaches the Senator.
A Winchester Model 70 can be seen being waved in the air by a bystander in the crowd listening to Perry White's speech in "Tempus, Anyone?" Another one can be seen fitted with a sniper scope in the same episode when Perry introduces Clark Kent to the crowd.
When the bus driver gets bizarre visions of the Vietnam War as a result of a curse, a Viet Cong can be seen aiming a Karabiner 98k at him as he fires a shot in "Never on Sunday."
An M40A3 Sniper Rifle modified with Kryptonite rounds are used by Mr. Gadget's sniper in "Lethal Weapon" to injure Superman during Mr. Gadget's attempt to destroy the Hall of Justice.
An M1 Garand is seen in a gun cabinet in "Tempus Fugitive" when Tempus damages and escape a gun store. In "Meet John Doe," two Metropolis police officers with M1 Garands are seen using them when they are about to execute two men for using postcards instead of telephones before Superman intervenes.
An old man in "Forget Me Not" uses a Norinco Type 69 to destroy the house with the old man in it in the beginning. One is also used by the Nazi supermodel, Leslie Rockford, in "Super Mann," which obviously uses a fake warhead. A Kryptonite version is used by Colonel Cash to kill Lord Nor in "Battleground Earth."
The M203 grenade launcher is seen fitted on an XM177 in "Barbarians at the Planet" and many soldiers in "The Lord of the Flies" and "Battleground Earth" also have them mounted on M16A1 Rifles and some CAR-15 MGC replicas.
The clone of the man in change of the Secret Service Detail can be seen firing tranquilizer darts at the Secret Service Detail leader and the president in "I Pronounce You." Another can be seen in the hands of Lex Luthor in "Seconds."
Several poster of guns can be seen in "Tempus, Anyone?" when H.G. Wells shows Lois the alternate Metropolis.
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