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The following weapons appear in the film Deep Blue Sea:
Mossberg 590 Mariner
Carter Blake (Thomas Jane) pulls a Mossberg 590 Mariner shotgun with a pistol grip, folding stock, and high-capacity magazine tube from a case in the aquatic lab during the first attack by one of the sharks. He chambers a round but doesn't get a chance to fire the weapon.
Flare Pistol
At one point in the film a member of the lab's staff, Brenda Kerns (Aida Turturro) fires off a pair of unknown flare pistols when the staff hold a surprise birthday party for Dr. Susan McCallister (Saffron Burrows). The black powder from the remaining flares is then used to create a makeshift bomb as described below.
Spear Gun
A spear gun using the stock and reciever of a Remington 700 rifle is seen being used by Carter at the start of the film to capture an escaped shark from the research facility. It is then used by Sherman "Preacher" Dudley (L.L. Cool J) at the climax of the film to shoot one of the sharks, the spear having a makeshift bomb made using the black powder from several flare gun cartridges. The steel cable trailing behind the spear is then put to a car battery, the electric current setting off the bomb and killing the shark.