Weapons in Grand Theft Auto Online

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An array of weapons inside an Ammu-Nation store.

The Weapon Workshop, used to upgrade weapons into Mk II variants.

The following is a list of weapons that can be used in Grand Theft Auto Online.

Table

Key

Reference	Meaning
[CE]	Only available in Collector's Edition (PS3, Xbox 360) & Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One).
[EV]	Only available in the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One).
[RP]	Available to all players who have completed the "Prologue" mission on PS3 or Xbox 360 and then upgraded to the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One).
[R*]	Available to all players who create a Rockstar Social Club account and link it with their Playstation Network or Xbox Live account.
[DLC]	Available from a DLC (Downloadable Content) update.
[MOD]	Weapon has attachment options.
[M]	Only appears during a mission.

Unlike other installments where a single weapon of each class can be carried at once, players are able to carry all weapons at the same time, selecting melee weapons and firearms at their disposal. Firearms now feature a wide array of Attachments for customization, which increases the general performance of them (i.e. scopes for better zoom and accuracy). Even if there is no ammo for a firearm, they are still kept for later when the player replenishes ammo, which restores each weapon's magazine and the rest for the class in general (say, if the player spends all ammo on a single handgun like the Pistol, other handguns will still have their own rounds loaded into the magazine, so the player can switch to them as last resource).

The following table lists weapons based on how the Weapon Wheel assigns them.

Melee	Handguns	Shotguns
Antique Cavalry Dagger ^[DLC] Baseball Bat Battle Axe ^{[DLC] [EV]} Broken Bottle ^[DLC] Crowbar Fist Flashlight ^{[DLC] [EV]} Golf Club Hammer ^[CE] Hatchet ^{[RP] [EV]} Knife Knuckledusters ^[DLC] Machete ^{[DLC] [EV]} Nightstick Pipe Wrench ^{[DLC] [EV]} Pool Cue ^{[DLC] [EV]} Stone Hatchet ^{[DLC] [EV]} Switchblade ^{[DLC] [EV]}	AP Pistol ^[MOD] Ceramic Pistol ^[DLC] Combat Pistol ^[MOD] Double-Action Revolver ^{[DLC] [EV]} Flare Gun ^[DLC] Heavy Pistol ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Heavy Revolver ^{[DLC] [EV]} Heavy Revolver Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Marksman Pistol ^[DLC] Navy Revolver ^[DLC] Pistol ^[MOD] Pistol Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Perico Pistol ^{[DLC] [EV]} Pistol .50 ^{[CE] [MOD]} SNS Pistol ^{[DLC] [MOD]} SNS Pistol Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Stun Gun ^[M] Up-n-Atomizer ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Vintage Pistol ^{[DLC] [MOD]}	Assault Shotgun ^[MOD] Bullpup Shotgun ^{[CE] [MOD]} Combat Shotgun ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Double Barrel Shotgun ^{[DLC] [EV]} Heavy Shotgun ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Musket ^[DLC] Pump Shotgun ^[MOD] Pump Shotgun Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Sawed-Off Shotgun ^[R*] Sweeper Shotgun ^{[DLC] [EV]}
Submachine Guns & Light Machine Guns	Assault Rifles	Sniper Rifles
Assault SMG ^{[R*] [MOD]} Combat MG ^[MOD] Combat MG Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Combat PDW ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Gusenberg Sweeper ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Machine Pistol ^{[DLC] [EV]} MG ^[MOD] Micro SMG ^[MOD] Mini SMG ^{[DLC] [EV]} SMG ^[MOD] SMG Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Unholy Hellbringer ^[DLC]	Advanced Rifle ^[MOD] Assault Rifle ^[MOD] Assault Rifle Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Bullpup Rifle ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Bullpup Rifle Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Carbine Rifle ^[MOD] Carbine Rifle Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Compact Rifle ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Military Rifle ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Special Carbine ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Special Carbine Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]}	Heavy Sniper ^[MOD] Heavy Sniper Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Marksman Rifle ^{[DLC] [MOD]} Marksman Rifle Mk II ^{[DLC] [EV] [MOD]} Sniper Rifle ^[MOD]
Heavy Weapons	Thrown Weapons	Special
Compact Grenade Launcher ^{[DLC] [EV]} Firework Launcher ^[DLC] Grenade Launcher ^[MOD] Homing Launcher ^[DLC] Minigun Railgun ^{[M] [EV]} Rocket Launcher Widowmaker ^[DLC]	Flare Grenade Jerry Can Hazardous Jerry Can ^{[DLC] [EV]} Molotov Cocktail Proximity Mine ^[DLC] Pipe Bomb ^{[DLC] [EV]} Snowball ^[DLC] Sticky Bomb Tear Gas	Orbital Cannon ^{[DLC] [EV]}

Imagery Table

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Melee





Handguns





Machine Guns



Shotguns



Assault Rifles



Sniper Rifles


Heavy Weapons


Thrown/Misc

Additional Information

Weapons
Handguns
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
Pistol	162	.45 ACP	U.S.A./Brazil
Combat Pistol	162	9mm	U.S.A./Germany
AP Pistol	600	.22 SCAMP	U.S.A.
Pistol .50	115	.50 Cal	U.S.A.
SNS Pistol	162	9mm	U.S.A./Germany
Heavy Pistol	143	.45 ACP	U.S.A.
Vintage Pistol	150	9mm Para	Belgium
Flare Gun	143	40mm Flare
Marksman Pistol	24	No markings	U.S.A.
Heavy Revolver	33	.44 Magnum	U.S.A./Brazil
Double-Action Revolver	129	.38	U.S.A.
Up-n-Atomizer	30		U.S.A.
Ceramic Pistol	162	.22 LR
Navy Revolver	45
Shotguns
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
Pump Shotgun	75	12 gauge	U.S.A.
Sawed-Off Shotgun	60	12 Gauge	U.S.A.
Assault Shotgun	200	12 Gauge	Austria/Turkey
Bullpup Shotgun	60	12 Gauge	U.S.A.
Musket	38		Scotland/Britain
Heavy Shotgun	200	12 guage [sic]	U.S.A./Russia
Double Barrel Shotgun		12 gauge (shells)	U.S.A.
Sweeper Shotgun	163	12 gauge	U.S.A.
Machine Guns
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
Micro SMG	600	9mm	U.S.A./Israel
SMG	508	9mm	U.S.A./Germany
Assault SMG	462	STI ACB 6×30mm	Austria/Belgium
Combat PDW	444	9mm	U.S.A.
Machine Pistol	508	9mm	Austria/U.S.A.
Mini SMG	652	9mm	U.S.A./Czechia
MG	438	7.62×54R mm	U.S.A./Russia
Combat MG	556	5.56×45 mm NATO	U.S.A.
Gusenberg Sweeper	556	.45 ACP (11.43×23mm)	Scotland/U.S.A.
Assault Rifles
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
Assault Rifle	380	7.62×39mm wz.43	U.S.A./China
Carbine Rifle	444	5.56×45 mm NATO	Austrian/U.S.A.
Advanced Rifle	500	5.56mm	Austrian/U.S.A.
Special Carbine	444	5.56×45 mm NATO	Austria/Germany
Bullpup Rifle	500	5.8×42mm	China
Compact Rifle	380	7.62×39mm wz.43	U.S.A./Russia
Sniper Rifles
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
Sniper Rifle	38	.338 Lapua Magnum	U.S.A./Britain
Heavy Sniper	50	.50 BMG	Austria/U.S.A.
Marksman Rifle	200	7.62mm STI	Austria/U.S.A.
Heavy Weapons
Weapon	Rate of fire (RPM)	Caliber	Country	Image
RPG	75		U.S.A./Russia
Grenade Launcher	49	40mm SR	U.S.A./South Africa
Minigun	3000	7.62×51mm NATO	U.S.A.
Firework Launcher	75		U.S.A
Railgun	30	1.21 Gigawatts	U.S.A.
Homing Launcher	75		U.S.A.
Compact Grenade Launcher		40mm SR	Austria/U.S.A.

Vehicle Weapons

Main article: Vehicle Features/Mounted Weapons

Others

These weapons are not available for use in the game, but are often depicted in several ways, often in in-game media. Unlike in-game weapons, most of them are exact representations of their real-life counterparts.

Artworks

An artwork of the Bullpup Rifle released during the run-up to the High Life Update suggests that it was originally going to be modeled after the L85A2, featuring the same receiver, handguard, charging handle and carrying handle.

In-game

There are some in-game appearances of a customized Robinson Armament XCR with a vertical fore-grip and a telescopic sight, but it cannot be used. It is seen in the Ammu-Nation commercial and in Righteous Slaughter 7.
In the aforementioned RS7, a Walther PP is used in tandem with twin syringes.
In a billboard advertisement and movie posters of Die Already 4, the character is seen wielding a Colt Python.
Various NPCs such as Gruppe Sechs guards, LSPD officers or Merryweather operatives are seen with differently-modelled pistols on their holsters. Though hard to see, it is assumed to be a Glock pistol, with the large rear sights similar to that of a Glock 23.
The two revolvers seen in the main logo of Patriot Beer are LeMat Revolvers, handguns featured in Red Dead Redemption.
In the TV show The Underbelly Of Paradise, several weapons are depicted in the illegal weapon trafficking. The handguns depicted in the same screen appears to be a SIG Sauer P226 (with no clear sights of a hammer) and an unknown Glock pistol.
In the movie trailer The Simian, a chimpanzee is seen holding the cut Heavy Rifle.
In the animated show Gordon Moorehead Rides Again, Gordon, Molly and the Redwood Cigarettes Indian make their way to the movie studio where Gordon asks the security guard (who is a Nazi) where the manager is. This character is seen wielding a MP40, a submachine gun developed in Nazi Germany.
Inside the Ammu-Nation stores, it is possible to see various boxes of 7.62mm ammunition, with a silhouette of an AK-47.
In the same case above, it is possible to see the Grand Theft Auto IV iteration of the Rocket Launcher.
One of the column shifter levers available as a customization on Benny's Original Motor Works, "Grenade", resembles a Mk II Grenade, a World War II-era fragmentation grenade.
The unused roof-mounted machine gun in the Rhino Tank is based on a Browning M2HB machine gun. This model of gun was later introduced in the Heists Update, as a fully-functional turret gun for the Insurgent Pick-Up.
The wreck of the T-34 tank found in Rogers Salvage and Scrap is fitted with its hull-mounted Degtyaryov DT machine gun, which is usually missing on museum tanks or those featured in video games. Although not fully revealed due to being in the tank's hull, it is the secondary armament for the real-life T-34-85.
The USS Luxington ATT-16 aircraft carrier is depicted with Phalanx CIWS emplacements and missile launchers (possibly RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile launchers).

Other

In one of the screenshots prior to the release of Grand Theft Auto V, the Advanced Rifle was more correctly modeled after a CTAR-21, but was possibly changed due to possible copyright issues.
The Carbine Rifle was originally made with a different handguard to fit a Rail Cover, but the attachment was discarded and the handguard was slightly changed to extend the attachment rails.
Two of the column shifter levers available as a customization on Benny's Original Motor Works use pieces to resemble firearms parts. The first one, "6 Shooter", is a loaded 6-round cylinder of a revolver, and the second one, "Pistola (pistol)", uses a classic wooden pistol grip.

Unusable

Loudhailer: The Loudhailer is described as a white hand-held electric megaphone (albeit with a plain silver tint and no accessories attached). Although it is unobtainable, its textures and model can be found in the games files.
Fire Extinguisher: The Fire Extinguisher is a tool that is seen used by firefighters, but are unusable by the player. Despite this, it has its own data and can be assigned to the player's inventory via trainers, but its only purpose is to set fires off, as it is harmless against targets.

Trivia

Due to overused sound effects, most fully-automatic weapons are implied to be firing noticeably faster than their actual rate of fire.
- The MG, however, is implied to fire slower.
Handguns in GTA Online are the only weapon class in which reloading differs when the magazine is empty or not.
Weapon attachments unlock as you increase your rank. For example, the player unlocks the Advanced Rifle at Rank 70 and the Extended Clip for the Advanced Rifle at Rank 71.
DLC weapons are located next to the original ones, listed in the appearances order (i.e., the Gusenberg Sweeper will be before the Bullpup Rifle). However, the Sawed-off Shotgun can be placed here first if the Assault SMG is available.
Sometimes, guns dropped on the ground by NPCs will randomly discharge.
As demonstrated on the gameplay video, weapon system on the enhanced edition of Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online ^{[citation/verification needed]} now introduces the ability to throw grenades while holding a weapon. It is done by either pressing Left on the D-pad, or by swiping the Dualshock 4 touchpad upwards. On the PC version, it can be done by pressing "G" whilst aiming. It is available in both first and third person modes.