Assassination (1987)

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The following guns were used in the 1986 film Assassination:

Walther PPK

Secret Service Agent Jay Killian (Charles Bronson) uses a Walther PPK as his personal sidearm. It is most notably seen during the train scene. He later gives it to Agent Loudermilk to cover him.

Heckler & Koch P9S

Agent Tyler Loudermilk keeps a Heckler & Koch P9S as his sidearm, looking similar to Killian's PPK, viewers may not notice the difference.

Ingram MAC-10

Most of the assassins use Ingram MAC-10's to try and kill First Lady Lara Craig (Jill Ireland).

Beretta 92F

A USSS Agent attempting to arrest Bunsen has a Beretta 92F. He fires it uncontrollably into the air when he is pushed against a wall.

LaFrance Specialties M16K

Pritchard Young (William "Billy" Hays) opens fire into the hotel room Killian and Craig are in with intent to shoot the First Lady with a LaFrance Specialties M16K. Killian wrestles it away and shoots him with it outside as the First Lady escapes.

IMI Uzi

USSS Agents and various assassins use the Uzi. The U.S. Secret Service actually does have the Uzi in their arsenal and many agents use them. An example being the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan on March 30, 1981 when Special Agent Bob Wanko pulled an Uzi out of a briefcase to cover the President.

An Uzi, much like those that would have been in the arsenals of Secret Service offices in 1987, when this film was made.

American Corporation Model 1 Derringer

Killian's backup weapon is a American Corporation Model 1 Derringer which he offers to the First Lady as a defense weapon. He uses it after being wounded to kill the lead assassin. Killian says it fires a .410 Shotgun Shell that will "mess up your face". He keeps it in an ankle holster.

M1911A1

Killian is seen wielding a Colt M1911A1 in the posters for the film (with his finger on the trigger).