Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game

The following guns were used in the video game Fallout

10mm Pistol

Based on the revolver from the cover of the comic Hard Boiled, the Colt 6520 Autoloading pistol is known for its durability and reliability, with individual weapons known to have survived well over 150 years of sun, sand, wind, and nuclear fallout. Its simple design allows it to be repaired with very simple tools, a great asset to those wandering the wasteland.

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SIG-Sauer 14mm Pistol

An Switzerland SIG-Sauer 14mm handgun, likely designed for long-range pistol hunting or target shooting. It was imported to the United States from the European Commonwealth before the war. Decently common early on in the survivor era after The Great War, but the number of working units have swiftly declined.

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9mm Mauser

The 9mm Mauser is a very rare small gun. So rare that only one is obtainable in Fallout, but they are a little more common in Fallout 2.

Mauser C96 Pistol - 7.63x25mm Mauser

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Desert Eagle .44

The Desert Eagle really serves as an excellent mid-game pistol, offering higher damage than the old 10mm, and a fairly common ammo type. It out-ranges the .44 Magnum Revolver by a bit, and carries 2 more rounds in a magazine, but the .44 Magnum does more damage and can be fired for fewer AP. Great until you can get your hands on a Needler Pistol or .223 Pistol. Could be replaced by the 14mm Pistol, but only with an armor-piercing fix patch.