Now that she's with the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Department, Jenny Hoyt (Katheryn Winnick) carries a Glock 19 as her issued handgun. Donno is often seen with one as his personal weapon.
What appears to be a CZ 75 Compact is seen on a table in "You Have to Play Along" (S2E03).
Ren Bhullar (Janina Gavankar) owns one and is seen with it during the season.
Undercover sheriff's deputy Travis Stone (Logan Marshall-Green) carries a Smith & Wesson 5906 as his handgun.
In some scenes, it changes to a version with a bobbed hammer.
What looks like a chrome Colt Government Model is seen being pulled by T-Lock (Arturo Del Puerto) in "A Good Boy" (S2E12). He eventually shoots Dietrich's goon with it in an attempt to rescue Max and her mom.
Cassie (Kylie Bunbury) snatches a commander size custom 1911 out of a thug's pants (he was Mexican carrying, bad choice) in "Mother Nature" (S2E05) and points it at him and Dietrich when she and Jenny are assaulted outside of a bar.
The gun has vertical rear serrations, Novak's sights, an extended beavertail, ring hammer, stainless barrel and an extended thumb safety.
Dietrich's (David Meunier) personal pistol is a stainless Kimber Ultra Raptor. It's not clearly seen until he pulls it on Travis Stone in "Little Boxes" (S2E07).
Error creating thumbnail: File missingKimber Ultra Raptor II - .45 ACPError creating thumbnail: File missingDietrich points his gun at Travis in "Little Boxes" (S2E07). Note the unique rear serrations of the Ultra Raptor and that the safety is on. Dietrich might be careless enough to Mexican carry it, but at least he keeps it cocked and locked.Error creating thumbnail: File missingDietrich opens a door with the little Kimber in hand in "Little Boxes" (S2E07) (note the Kimber logo on the slide). Now would be a good moment to turn the safety off!
A henchman accompanying Jag Bhullar (Vinny Chhibber) uses a stainless Desert Eagle Mark XIX in .50 AE with a matching suppressor in "Trust Issues" (S2E09). When Ren takes the gun from his dead body in "The Muffin or The Hammer" (S2E15), it turns into an older model and is no longer suppressed.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingMagnum Research Desert Eagle Mark XIX with stainless steel finish, railed frame and railed barrel - .50 AEError creating thumbnail: File missingThe henchman enters the karate dojo with his suppressed hand cannon in hand in "Trust Issues" (S2E09).Error creating thumbnail: File missingA better view of the pistol in "Trust Issues" (S2E09) shows that the suppressor is a chrome-painted KAC NT4, which is incompatible with .50 AE. It also appears to be slightly drooping downwards.Error creating thumbnail: File missingMagnum Research Desert Eagle Mark XIX with brushed steel finish and no picatinny rails - .50 AEError creating thumbnail: File missingRen takes the henchman's Desert Eagle, which has turned into an older model for some reason in "The Muffin or The Hammer" (S2E15).
Hudson H9
An assassin in "Family Matters" (S2E17) is seen using a Hudson H9.
What appears to be a Smith & Wesson Model 640 is used by Deputy Harvey (Michael Malarkey) in "Wakey, Wakey" (S2E01) as he searches a crash site. He is later seen with it as he threatens Harper in "Mother Nurture" (S2E05).
An assassin in "Wakey, Wakey" (S2E01) is seen using an Smith & Wesson Model 686 to kill a dealer.
The same gun is later found as police evidence by Jenny Hoyt (Katheryn Winnick) in a crashed car in "Huckleberry" (S2E02).
A DMR version of the SIG-Sauer SIG556 is used by Donno (Ryan O'Nan) to open fire on Cassie and Jenny in "Gettin' Right to It" (S2E04) and "Mother Nurture" (S2E05). As per movie and TV magic, his 5.56mm rounds can't even get through the door of a Ford truck, where Jenny and Cassie are taking cover.
What look like Colt LE Carbines with quad rails are seen slung on sheriff's deputies in tactical kit in "The Shipping News" (S2E13).
Sheriff's department officers present during the Bulhars arrest in "The Muffin or The Hammer" (S2E15) are seen with LE carbines as well, this time with front sight posts and EOTech sights.
