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Every Weapon Rockstar Has Confirmed in GTA 6

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Two weapons wearing a pale teal palm-frond finish on the tan leather back seat of a car at night — a pistol laid flat and a submachine gun propped upright — beside banded stacks of cash and an open black holdall, city lights through the rear window.

Image: Rockstar Games

Rockstar Games has named four weapons in Grand Theft Auto VI. Not four categories, not four classes — four, in total, counting a bundle of two pistols as the two pistols it contains.

That number is the entire point of this page, and it is worth stating before the list rather than after it, because "GTA 6 weapons" is one of the most-searched phrases attached to this game and almost nothing published under it is sourced. Rockstar has released no arsenal, no roster, no loadout screen, no Ammu-Nation catalogue and no stat block. What it has released is marketing copy for two paid editions, and four weapon names happen to sit inside it.

What "confirmed" means on this page

Every weapon below is named because it is an item you buy, not because Rockstar was describing the game's arsenal. All four names come from the Ultimate Edition's contents — the itemised bonus list on Rockstar's own store, and the per-item copy published on its editions page.

That distinction matters more here than it did for the eight businesses Rockstar has named, because a business is plausibly a complete thing on its own. A weapon list assembled from edition bonuses is not a weapon list. It is a receipt.

Two long-barrelled revolvers on a dark surface: a satin stainless one wearing a telescopic sight and engraved J.DUVAL, and a gunmetal one with gold trigger and hammer and palm-tree grips engraved L.CAMINOS, beside a folding knife on a stack of banknotes and an orange box of Stronghold revolver ammunition.
Rockstar's press image for the Hawk and Little Morgan Revolvers — the only named weapon it has given any functional detail for. Image: Rockstar Games

The four named weapons

Rockstar's name Type Why it is named
Hawk and Little Morgan Revolvers Revolver, a pair Ultimate Edition item
Personalized Weapon Variants Pistol variants Ultimate Edition item
Girardi ES9 Pistol Named inside that copy
Klose K17 Pistol Named inside that copy

The right-hand column is the honest summary of the whole page. Two of these are products; the other two are names that slipped out while Rockstar was describing one of those products.

The revolvers

Rockstar's description, in full: "His and hers versions of this powerful revolver with classic Vice City stylings sourced from the Vercetti Estate, including palm-tree-etched grips, engraved detailing, and high-performance scope."

Three things are worth pulling out of that sentence. It is the only weapon Rockstar has given any functional detail for, and the detail is a scope. It is a matched pair rather than one gun, which the press image confirms — one satin stainless, engraved J.DUVAL; one gunmetal with gold furniture, engraved L.CAMINOS. And it invokes the Vercetti Estate, a name Rockstar has attached to nothing else and never explained.

Rockstar's own gallery caption for the item adds one more line of practical information — "Jason holding a Hawk and Little Morgan revolver with a high-performance scope" — which at least establishes that it is a weapon a player character holds, rather than a display piece.

The two pistols, and the bundle that named them

The Personalized Weapon Variants line item is billed as cosmetic, and its copy is what makes this page possible: "Personalized sidearms with detailed engravings for Jason's Girardi ES9 pistol and Lucia's Klose K17 pistol."

That sentence is the first and so far only time Rockstar has named a weapon that is not itself a bonus. The Girardi ES9 is Jason Duval's sidearm and the Klose K17 is Lucia Caminos's; the Ultimate Edition engraves them rather than granting them. Both therefore exist in the base game, which makes them the only two weapons on this page a Standard Edition buyer is known to get.

Two customised pistols on the tiled edge of a lit swimming pool at night: a full-size gunmetal pistol with a threaded muzzle and engraved pale grip panels reading SUA SPONTE, and a compact pistol with a deep red frame painted with tattoo-style roses and the name Lucia in script, a lit candle, a folded banknote in a money clip and a red card lying on the stone behind them.
The engraved variants. The base pistols underneath them are the Girardi ES9 and the Klose K17. Image: Rockstar Games

Hawk and Little, Girardi and Klose read as in-fiction manufacturers in the series' long-running house style — the same joke Grand Theft Auto has always made about firearms branding. That is an observation about naming convention, not a Rockstar statement: nothing has been published about any of the three as companies, and Rockstar has not said whether Girardi or Klose make anything else.

Weapons Rockstar has shown without naming

Three more references exist, and none of them yields a name.

The Vintage Vice City Pack — included with every pre-order and every purchase before November 20, 2026 — carries what Rockstar calls "an iconic weapon pattern that echoes the excess of the past". A press image shows a pistol and a submachine gun in a pale palm-frond finish, and a gallery caption confirms the second: "Jason holding a submachine gun that is covered in a tropical weapon pattern." A submachine gun therefore exists. Its name does not. Nor has Rockstar said how many weapons the pattern covers. Our pre-order bonuses guide covers the rest of that pack.

Two Ultimate Edition vehicles come with storage attached to them. The Dominator Buggy is stored at "the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay which features a weapon locker", and the Squalo is described as "open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate". Both imply an arsenal without describing one. Neither tells you what goes in it.

A Squalo speedboat crossing the bay at dusk with the neon-lit Vice City skyline behind it.
The Squalo ships with an explosives-laden weapons crate — a sentence about a container, not about a weapon. Image: Rockstar Games

What has not been published

Plainly, because the gaps dwarf the list:

  • No roster. Not a count, not a category breakdown, not a single screenshot of a weapon wheel.
  • No stats of any kind. No damage, fire rate, capacity, calibre, range or recoil for any of the four.
  • No prices. Nothing in Grand Theft Auto VI has a published cost, weapons included, and the named four are bonus items that may never carry one.
  • No attachments or customisation. The revolvers' scope is the sole mention of a fitting on any weapon, and it is sold as part of the gun.
  • No acquisition detail for the base pistols. Rockstar has never said how Jason or Lucia obtain the ES9 or the K17.

On the lists that circulate

Long GTA 6 weapon rosters are easy to find. They are assembled from leaked builds, datamined strings and inference, and none of them originates with Rockstar Games. This site does not carry them, link to them or summarise their contents, for the same reason it does not publish a map of a game nobody has played: an unverifiable name repeated confidently is still an unverifiable name, and repeating one here would make this page worse at exactly the job it exists to do. Where a four-name list sits against everything else Rockstar has put in writing is laid out in a single page covering the whole game.

If Rockstar publishes an arsenal before November 19, 2026, this page will be rewritten around it. Until then, four is the number.

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