Metal Gear Solid 4 weapons

There are currently over 77+ weapons in Metal Gear Solid 4. All which are customizable from Drebin. This is the most amount of weapons usable in any of the games. Currently, there will be a smaller amount in Metal Gear Online.

Operator
The Springfield Armory Operator .45 is a semiautomatic handgun based on the 1911 design. It fires eight .45 ACP rounds.

GSR
The SIG Arms GSR .45 is another design based on the M1911. It is the standard issue side arm for most of the PMCs. Has an 8 round magazine firing .45 ACP and is only slightly shorter in range than the Operator.

G18c
A fully automatic variant of the ubiquitous Glock 17 handgun, it features an expanded 33 round clip to accommodate the high rate of fire. Based off the Glock 18 design.

MK-2
The Ruger MK II is a rimfire pistol manufactured in the late 20th century. It is used as the tranquilizer pistol in Metal Gear Solid 4. Carries 10 shots of Anest. .22LR and must be re-cocked after every shot.

Five Seven
A semi-automatic handgun with a 20 round magazine firing armor penertrating 5.7x28mm Bullets. Is standard issue by Haven Soldiers.

M1911 custom

 * M1911A1

Desert Eagle
A large calibre gas-operated semi-automatic handgun firing .50AE rounds. Carries 7 rounds and is Meryl Silverburghs signature weapon in MGS1 and MGS4.

Desert Eagle (long barrel variant)
A modified Desert Eagle pistol with an added 10inch barrel and a small hunting scope which allows for easy target aquisition at range.

PMM
A Russian semi-automatic pistol firing 9x18mm Marakov, it is a more modernized version of the PM Makarov pistol used as the Soviet Union's primary sidearm to replace the TT-33 Tokarev after WW2. It holds 12 rounds in a double-stacked magazine as opposed to the PM's 8 round single stack.

PSS
A Russian specialty pistol with an integrated silencer that fires a specialized sealed cartridge, caliber 7.62x42mm that prevents smoke, noise or blast from escaping the barrel. The pistol was designed around 1980 for use in covert reconnaissance and assassinations and is still reportedly used by Spetsnaz, FSB, MVD and KGB units.

Mk. 23
A semi-automatic .45 ACP handgun developed for the Special Forces SOCOM as an offensive combat pistol and was the basis for the H&K USP series of pistols. Equipped with a 12 round magazine and a Laser Aiming Module, it was Snake's signature weapon during the Shadow Moses Incident in Metal Gear Solid, as well as Raiden's during the Big Shell Incident in Metal Gear Solid 2.

Race Gun
The Race Gun is a semi-automatic .38 Super 1911 handgun modified for Competition shooting. Is able to fire ricochet bullets.

Type 17
The Type 17 handgun is a locally produced Chinese copy of the German Mauser C96 handgun produced in the Shansi province. It fires the powerful .45 ACP round from an internal 10-round magazine loaded by a stripper clip.

Thor .45-70
A single shot pistol firing the large .45-70 round. Is used by liquid and is powerful for a pistol.

Solar Gun
A special solar powered gun that can be charged up to fire a devastating blow. It also known as the Gun Del Sol, and was a weapon originally used by the legendary Vampire killer: Solar-Boy Django. The appearence and sound effects comes directly from the Boktai games...

BIZON
The BIZON is a Russian Submachine Gun developed from the AK-74 and AK-100 series rifles. It uses a helical magazine that holds 64 rounds and was designed with the intent to be used by Counter Terrorist and Law Enforcement agencies.

MP5SD2
The Heckler & Koch MP5SD2 Sub-Machine Gun is a variant of MP5 fitted with an integrated silencer, it was designed to be used by Special Forces and Law Enforcement for it's accuracy and rate of fire. Uses 9x19mm ammunition in 30 round magazines.

MP7
The Heckler & Koch MP7 is a PDW (Personal Defence Weapon) firing armor penetrating 4.6x30mm rounds, it was designed to be used by Military Security and Vehicle Crews, however it is rather weak, despite the rather high penetration level. Carries a small 20 round magazine.

P90
The P90 is a rapid fire sub machine gun firing armor piercing 5.7x28mm rounds. It carries a large 50 round magazine and was originally designed for Special Forces and Vehicle Crews. It is standard issue for the Haven Soldiers.

M10
The M10 is a compact Sub-Machine Gun firing .45 ACP bullets from a 30 round magazine. It was designed to be used by Special Forces and Law Enforcement. Considered Obsolete by today's military standards.

Vz. 83
The Vz. 83 is a Czechoslovakian Machine pistol firing 9x18mm from 20 round magazines. It is equipped with a Laser sight and was originally designed as a sidearm for Security forces.

Patriot
The Patriot is an unlockable weapon earned when the Big Boss Emblem is collected. Originally owned by "The Boss" in MGS3, the Patriot is a rapid fire cut down M16 Assault Rifle with a 100 round drum magazine. The weapon has unlimited ammo due to the fact that the feeding mechanism is shaped like an infinity sign.

MK17 (SCAR-H)
Standard issue rifle for most PMCs in MGS4. Fires the 7.62x51mm round from a 20 round magazine. The actual in-game model is a GenII SCAR-H, it is noticeable by looking at the stock and flash hider.

XM8
As of 2014 in MGS4, it is the standard issue service rifle of the United States Armed Forces. It features a built in scope and one attachment point.

AK102
Standard Issue rifle for most of the Militia forces. A variant of the AK-47 rifles, the AK-102 features a new sight system and improved ballistics. It fires 5.56x45mm rounds from a 30 round magazine and features one attachment point.

AN94
Another variation of the AK series rifles. The AN94 feature improved accuracy and sight system and fires the 5.45x39mm round. It's signifcantly lighter and was originally developed for Russian Special Forces. It was standard Issue for the Gurlkovich sentries during the Big Shell incident.

FAL Carbine
The FAL Carbine is a Semi-Automatic Battle rifle firing the 7.62x51mm round from a 20 round magazine. It's shorter than a traditional FAL rifle but just as powerful.

G3A3
A select fire Battle rifle firing the 7.62x51mm round from a 20 round magazine. Much like the FAL but longer and has automatic capability but doing so ensures high recoil.

M4 Custom
A shortened variant of the M16 Rifles used by the US Army. The M4 was originally developed to serve Special Forces units due to it's compact size. Another reason was that the M4, especially the M4 Custom was one of the most versatile weapons created. It featured five attachment points which include attachments such as Grenade Launchers, Underbarrel Shotguns, Handgrips, lasers, scopes and lights. It fires the 5.56x45mm round from a 30 round magazine.

Tanegashima
An old flintlock rifle made from a Japanese Gunsmith. At a 33% chance it can create a whirlwind that will suck up enemies and give out items all across the battlefield.

M14EBR
A select fire Battle rifle turned sniper. The M14 EBR fires the 7.62x51mm round from a 20 round magazine. This fully automatic "sniper" can be fitted with a suppressor, laser sight and flash light and is argubly one of the more balanced weapons to use. Most PMC's also use this as their designated Sniper rifle.

DSR-1
The DSR-1 was manufactured as a Military and Law Enforcement Sharpshooter rifle. A bolt action rifle it is extremely powerful and fires the 7.62x51mm round from a 5 round magazine.

SVD
A Russian made semi-automatic designated marksmen's rifle firing the 7.62x54mm R round matched for accuracy from a 10 round magazine. It has excellent accuracy and power and was originally made for Russian Designated Marksmen. It has served in over twenty nations and a number of other armed organizations since it's introduction in 1963.

M82A2
The Barret M82A2 is a variation of the M82A1 Anti Material Sniper rifle. A Bullpup weapon the M82A2 fires the .50BMG round from a 10 magazine, it's offset with high recoil but has extreme range and does enough damage to destroy vehicles with a few hits. In MGS4 it is the United States Armed Forces Sniper rifle of choice.

Mosin Nagant
A Russian-made battle rifle and sniper rifle that has been modified as a tranquilizer rifle. It fires special Tranq rounds from a 5 round magazine, it is accurate and powerful but it's bolt action gives it a slower rate of fire than semi-automatic weapons.

VSS
A Russian made sniper rifle developed for Special forces. It's a select fire sniper rifle with an intergrated silencer and fires the special sub-sonic 9x39mm round from a 10 round magazine.

Railgun
A railgun uses electromagnetic rails instead of chemical propellants to fire projectiles; this allows the railgun to launch shells at extremely high velocities. A portable version is used by Fortune in Metal Gear Solid 2; however, man-portable railguns are entirely fictional and do not exist in real life. A larger, more plausible version was used by Metal Gear REX. While REX's designer originally intended it to shoot down nuclear missiles, it was refitted to fire nuclear warheads instead. There also appears to be one mounted on Crying Wolf's back, which also lowers into a sniping position for more ease while aiming as seen in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. You can get Crying Wolf's railgun in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots after you defeat her in Shadow Moses Island.

HK21E
The HK21E is a German made light machine gun firing the 7.62x51mm round. It carries 100 rounds and is accurate and powerful for an MG. Unfortunately it's loses it's accuracy on prong longed bursts of fire so short bursts are recommended.

PKM
A Russian General Purpose Machine Gun designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov firing 7.62x54mm R from a 100 round box style magazine. While mostly inaccurate when fired in continuous bursts it is powerful.

MK.46 Mod 1
An American made Light Machine Gun and a modular variant of the M249 Machine Gun Platform used by the U.S Special Operations Command (SOCOM). It fires the 5.56x45mm round from a large 200 round belt. It has a high rate of fire but like other machine guns it loses accuracy when fired in full auto.

M60E4
The M60E4 is a fully automatic General Purpose Machine Gun based in part on the German MG-42 machine gun and FG-42 battle rifle and has been in United States Armed Forces since the 1940's. The M60E4 is the latest version and fires the 7.62x51mm round and features 100 round belts of ammunition. As such the M60E4 comes equipped with multiple attachment points allowing different items to be attached.

Saiga-12
The Saiga-12 is a box magazine-fed semi-automatic 12-Guage combat shotgun developed by the arms division of Russian manufacturer Izhmash. It is based on the AK-47 and fires from a gas operating rotating bolt. It has an advantage over most shotguns in that it requires less time to load than a standard tube-magazine or double-barreled shotgun. Combat magazines hold 8 rounds.

M870 Custom
The Remington 870 shotgun is a widely popular pump-action 12 gauge shotgun, used by law enforcement and military organizations as well as civilian organizations. The military version features the ability to customize the weapon for a variety of mission roles. It features a bottom-loading side-ejecting tubular magazine that runs underneath the barrel and holds eight 12 gauge rounds. It is capable of firing a number of rounds ranging from buckshot to less-lethal bean-bag ammunition.

MGL-140
The Milkor MGL-140 is a South African designed multi-shot grenade launcher first produced in 2005. It fires a multitude of 40mm projectiles ranging from high-explosive grenades to flares from a six-shot revolving chamber. Used by the United States Marine Corps under the designation M32 Multiple Grenade Launcher.

XM25
The XM25 Individual Airburst Weapon System is a gas-operated multiple grenade launcher firing a 25mm grenade with programmable ammunition that can be set to detonate mid-air at a set distance using a target acquisition/fire control computer incorporated into the weapons sight. It is fed using a magazine in a bullpup configuration. Like the XM8, it was originally a component of the canceled XM29 Objective Individual Combat Weapon.

RPG-7
The RPG-7 is a Soviet-made anti-armor weapon that was first produced in 1961. It fires a 40mm warhead from a reusable launch tube. It is used by the armed forces of over 40 nations as well as paramilitary, guerrilla and terrorist groups. Since it's introduction into the Soviet Army, several specialty warheads have been developed ranging from anti-personnel fragmentation to dual-warhead High Explosive Anti-Tank (HEAT).

M72A3
The M72A3 is an upgraded variant of the disposable M72 66mm Light Anti-Armor Weapon (LAW) first issued to the United States Military after the Korean War to replace the bazooka. It has been used by several other NATO countries including Canada and Finland. It saw service in the Vietnam war as the United States' primary man-portable anti-armor weapon. After firing, the launch-tube can no-longer be reloaded and must be discarded. It was eventually replaced with the AT-4 in NATO use.

FGM-148 Javelin
The FGM-148 Javelin is a man-portable multi-use anti-armor guided missile in use by the United States Armed Forces as well as a few other nations such as Canada and Australia. It consists of a disposable launch-tube housed in a reusable Command Launch Unit that acts as the targeting component. Once an armored threat or hostile structure has been detected, the missile can be fired in "top attack mode" or a direct fire mode. In top attack mode, the missile launches straight into the air and then comes down onto the top of an armored vehicle, where the armor is not as thick. It's tandem warhead is designed to defeat Explosive Reactive Armor (ERA) and the missile can be used effectively against buildings and helicopters in direct fire mode.

FIM-92A "Stinger"
The FIM-92A "Stinger" is a MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defense System) firing a passive surface-to-air missile (SAM) developed in the United States and used by all U.S Armed Services as well as several other nations. It was first produced in 1981 and saw it's first service a year later in the Falklands war in the service of British Special Forces. Later, the CIA supplied 500 missiles to the Afghan Mujahideen guerrillas to use against invading Soviet forces and were used to great effect. The Stinger missile has been featured since the original Metal Gear Solid.

Petrobomb
An improvised anti-personnel and anti-armor device, Petrobombs typically consist of a flammable liquid such as petrol with an equally flamable fuse such as a petrol-soaked rag contained within an object such as a bottle or jar. When the fuse is lit and the vessel is broken, the material spreads and burns. Also known as a "Molotov Cocktail/Bomb", originating with the Finns and named for Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov during the Winter War.

Grenade
A Fragmentation Grenade is an explosive device contained within a small hand-held casing, typically steel or plastic. Once the fuse is activated by pulling a pin and releasing a safety handle, the operator has 3-5 seconds to throw the grenade before it detonates, causing the casing to shatter and become high-velocity shrapnel that can kill or injure anyone in the blast radius.

Stun Grenade
A Stun Grenade, sometimes referred to as a "Flashbang" or NFDD (Noise and Flash Diversonary Device), is a hand-thrown less-leathal pyrotechnic device utilizing a metal-oxidant mix in a steel hexagonal tube with holes along it's sides to create the characteristic "Flash and Bang" while at the same time preventing the casing of the grenade to fragment. It is armed in a similar manner to a fragmentation grenade. They were originally developed for Britain's Special Air Service and have since been adopted by several military organizations and law-enforcement for the purposes of non-lethal room clearing.

Smoke Grenade
A Smoke Grenade is a multi-purpose pyrotechnic device that upon detonation produces a plume of smoke. Armed much like a standard fragmentation grenade, it can be used as a ground-to-ground/ground-to-air target marking device, target or landing zone marking or to screen unit movement.

White phosphorus
A white phosphorus grenade acts both as a smoke-producing device and an incendiary device. In it's capacity as an incendiary device, it is used primarily as a weapon to destroy weapons and equipment. When detonated, the white phosphorus undergoes a chemical reaction to the oxygen in the air, producing burning flakes. These flakes can burn at several hundred degrees and can severely injure and kill any human targets caught in the blast. The only way to put it out is to either deprive it completely of oxygen or wait for it to burn out. Also known as the "Willy Pete" for short.

S.G. Mine
In Metal Gear Solid 4, the S.G. Mine is a non-lethal alternative to the Claymore that dispenses sleeping gas in the area when triggered.

Claymore
An explosive anti-personal mine, with a proximity trigger. Walk in the selected area, and the mine explodes, with a shaped charge only taking out the proximity area.

C4
A returnig favorite to the Metal Gear Solid series. A plastic explosive, equipped with a remote control detonator. Can be applied to nearly all surfaces. Enemies, Walls, etc.

Psycho Mantis Doll
A doll that looks like Psycho Mantis. It is used by Screaming Mantis. It has psycokenetic powers over the living.

The Sorrow Doll
A doll that looks like The Sorrow. It is used by Screaming Mantis. It has power over the dead.

Stun Knife
This is Old Snakes main knife. The Stun Knife has a built-in taser in the handle, allowing you to shock and incapacitate enemiesand may also be used to deliver a fatal stab to enemy soldiers as well.