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Austin Powers (Mike Myers) uses a Walther PPK/S in .380 as his sidearm throughout the film. The PPK/S pistols seen in the film were custom finished in nickel instead of the standard high polished bluing.
Pearl grips were used for some scenes, but for others they were changed back to standard black plastic grips. This was probably to prevent damage to the pearl grips during stunt work. There were three identical guns used on-set - one was later donated to the Walther Museum, while the other two remain in the inventory of Independent Studio Services (which supplied the guns for the film). These guns were used on all three of the Austin Powers movies.
Bazooka Marksman Joe (Kevin Durand), one of Dr. Evil's assassins, uses an MP40 when Austin travels back to 1969. Instead of killing Austin Powers, the assassin ends up shooting his partner Robin Swallows (Gia Carides) whom Austin uses as a human shield.
After emptying his MP40, Bazooka Marksman Joe (Kevin Durand) fires a modified M20A1 "Super Bazooka" at Austin in 1969. However, the bazooka round doesn't hit its intended target with the round hitting Robin Swallows (Gia Carides) (whom Austin was using as a human shield) instead.
The British soldiers that help Austin and Felicity track down Fat Bastard (Mike Myers) are armed with Colt XM177E1 Carbines. These "XM177s" are actually mock-ups - They have M16A2-style upper receivers and M16/SP1-style lower receivers (the former feature is anachronistic), which means that they are probably full-auto conversions of AR-15A2 Sporter II carbines with the barrels cut down and fake XM177 flash hiders installed.
Towards the end of the film, Austin Powers (Mike Myers) shoots Dr. Evil (also Mike Myers) in the leg with a Two toned AP-9 with a custom muzzle brake. Many of Dr. Evil's moon unit henchmen also use theses SMGs. The guns might have been brought back to 1969 with Dr. Evil's time machine, explaining their seemingly anachronistic appearance.
