During the precredits sequence in the unknown Latin American country, the soldiers all wield Japanese MGC M16 replica rifles with 20 round magazines. The soldiers guarding James Bond (Roger Moore) after his capture are armed with M16s, after Bond pulls their parachute ripcords, commandeers one and uses it to shoot out the truck's left front tire, causing it to crash (it then becomes a blank-firing M16 for that part).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingMGC M16 Assault rifle: a non firing metal replica built by the Model Gun Corp of Japan and one of the most used non firing replicas of the M16 in movies and televisionFile:Octop-m16a.jpgSoldiers with M16s surround Bond.File:Octop-m16b.jpg2 soldiers with M16s guard Bond in the truck.File:Octop-m16c.jpgBond stares at a soldier's M16 and parachute ripcord.
M1911A1
One of the Latin American military soldiers flashes a M1911A1 when he takes Bond into custody.
James Bond (Roger Moore) carries a Walther P5 as his sidearm in this movie, despite having told Q that he "mislaid my PPK". This was to appease Walther, who wanted to promote a new pistol. Interesting to note is that this was the same pistol used by Sean Connery's version of Bond in Never Say Never Again, released the same year.
Some of Kamal Khan's guards use Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE) made by Ishapore of India as well as No. 1 Mk III/MkIII* and No. 4 rifles from other British Commonwealth countries.
Octopussy (Maud Adams) takes a Smith & Wesson Model 36 from one of the Air Force officers at the circus and uses it to blow the lock off the base of the circus cannon, revealing the atomic bomb inside.
During the attack on Kamal Khan's palace, Octopussy (Maud Adams) pulls a nickel plated Beretta Jetfire on him, but is knocked out of her hand by Gobinda (Kabir Bedi)
