V (2009)

V is the ABC television series which is a remake of the original 1983 miniseries. As in the original, an alien race comes to Earth which a promise of cooperation and superior technology, but their real intentions are slowly revealed to a handful of humans.

The following guns were used in ABC's remake of V:

V (2009)

Handguns

FN Five-SeveN USG

A FN Five-SeveN USG pistol was seen in "John May", taken from Ryan's safe by Valerie.

FN Five-SeveN USG on the floor with two 20-round magazines.

Glock 17

Erica obtained the Glock 17 from Dale's unmarked FBI Ford Crown Victoria in "A Bright New Day". Judging from the closeup seen, it's most likely a Generation 2 based-pistol.

Erica takes the Glock 17 from the bottom driver seat's of Dale's unmarked Ford Crown Victoria.

Glock 19

Erica Evans's duty weapon from episode 2, "There is No Normal Anymore", onwards. Also used by Georgie in "A Bright New Day" and "It's Only the Beginning".

A publicity photo of Erica (Elizabeth Mitchell) aiming the Glock 19 at a V disguised as a security guard after it invaded her house.

Erica's Glock 19 chopped in half by a V sickle weapon.

Georgie aiming the Glock 19 at Father Jack Landry.

Closeup of the Glock 19's slide.

Ruger P?

A Ruger P series pistol is used by Ryan as his main sidearm, seen first in "It's only the Beginning".

Ryan draws out his Ruger P pistol in the parking lot.

SIG-Sauer P226

A silver model is used by Cyrus to threaten Ryan in "A Bright New Day". Ryan uses the pistol for a while when he disarmed Cyrus.

Cyrus aiming the P226 at Ryan after secretly summoning V forces.

Ryan using the P226, aimed at Cyrus' head after being disarmed.

SIG-Sauer P228

Used by Erica (Elizabeth Mitchell) as her duty weapon in episode 1.

Erica with her P228.

Erica holding the P228 with a flashlight, part of the Harris technique.

Erica with her P228 during a FBI raid.

Smith and Wesson Model 19

Father Landry opened a small case, revealing a S&W Model 19 in "It's only the Beginning" and "Pound of Flesh".

S&W Model 19 in a small case, on top of a folded American flag.

Walther P99

Hobbes uses a Walther P99 in the faceoff before the escape in "Welcome to the War". It's also his main sidearm.

A P99 on a desk in Hobbes' New York City hideout.

A closeup of the P99.

Silenced Jericho 941

A silenced pistol, based on the nickel plated Jericho 941, is used in the attempted "assassination" of Marcus.

Publicity photo of the silenced Jericho 941 pistol used by a V security officer to "assassinate" Marcus.

CZ-75(B)

Used by Jack to shoot the human sniper who takes out Alex. Could be a CZ-75 or a CZ-75B, I didn't get a good look at it.

Closeup of pistol held by Father Landry after using it to wound the sniper in "We Can't Win".

CZ-P-01

Hobbes gives one to Jack, which then changes into a CZ-75 later in "We Can't Win."

Hobbes hands the CZ-P-01 pistol to Father Landry for self-defense.

Unknown Handguns

Haven't figured these out yet.

A revolver used by Alex Caruso before being cornered by Hobbes.

Alex threatening Erica with the revolver.

Submachine Guns

Heckler & Koch MP5

Seen in "Pilot" from the hands of an anti-V resistance fighter. In "Welcome to the War", FBI SWAT operators are armed with the MP5A5.

Erica is escorted to the meeting by anti-V fighters. Man on her right is armed with the MP5 with Surefire tactical foregrip.

MP5 submachine gun on the ground. Closeup of the Surefire flashlight on its foregrip.

A FBI SWAT operator busts in Hobbes' New York City hideout. He is armed with the MP5A5.

A FBI SWAT operator stands guard. The trigger group of the MP5A5 can be seen, but the distance of the camera makes it difficult to see closely.

Shotguns

Remington 870

Used in "Pilot" by an anti-V fighter. Never used.

Erica is escorted to the meeting by anti-V fighters. Man on her left is armed with the Remington 870.

Sniper Rifles

Remington 700

Held by John May when he cornered Ryan as an anti-Fifth Column soldier in "John May".

John May aiming the Remington 700 at Ryan after he was caught in a bear trap.

Accuracy International AW

Hobbes uses an AW in "We Can't Win" to take down a sniper who shot Alex.

Hobbes aiming the AW.