Ghost in the Shell (2017)

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Ghost in the Shell Movie Poster Country United States Directed by Rupert Sanders Release Date 2017 Language English Studio Paramount Pictures Distributor Paramount Pictures Main Cast Character Actor Motoko Kusanagi / The Major Scarlett Johansson Batou Pilou Asbæk Chief Daisuke Aramaki Takeshi Kitano Dr. Ouelet Juliette Binoche Kuze Michael Pitt

The following weapons were used in the film Ghost in the Shell:

Pistols

Major's Pistol (Glock 19)

The Major (Scarlett Johansson) uses a pistol which appears to be based on the Glock 19. She also uses a white and transparent version of the pistol when wearing her thermoptic camouflage suit.

Thermoptic Glock

Non-Thermoptic Glock

Glock 19 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm

Glock 17

Section 9 Glock

All members of Section 9 excluding the Major and Togusa carry Glock 17s with customised grips and an underbarrel attachment.

Glock 17 (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm

Production image of Ladriya (Danusia Samal) with her Glock drawn.

Production image of Batou (Pilou Asbæk) firing his Glock.

Hanka Glock

Hanka Security also uses Glock 17s, put in a futuristic shell.

Jericho 941

In the bar, a gunman uses a Jericho 941 with a threaded barrel, which is commandeered by Major. This was Batou's sidearm in the 1995 animated film. Cutter (Peter Ferdinando) also uses one with an unknown underbarrel attachment, as do Hanka bodyguard bots in the opening shootout.

Yarygin PYa

What appears to be a Yarygin PYa is used in the bar.

Note that the pistol is not only slightly out of battery, but the magazine is starting to fall out.

Revolvers

Smith & Wesson Model 29

A Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver is used by Chief Daisuke Aramaki (Takeshi Kitano).

Smith & Wesson Model 29 - .44 Magnum

Chiappa Rhino 60DS

Togusa wields a Chiappa Rhino 60DS in the film. This is the modern equivalent to the Mateba style revolvers he carries in the animated films.

Chiappa Rhino 60DS - .357 Magnum

Production image of Togusa with his Rhino drawn.

Submachine Guns

Section 9 Submachine Gun (Heckler & Koch MP5K)

Various members of Section 9 including Batou (Pilou Asbæk), Togusa (Chin Han), Saito (Yutaka Izumihara), Ishikawa (Lasarus Ratuere) and Ladriya (Danusia Samal) carry submachine guns resembling the Heckler & Koch UMP. However, on closer inspection of the ejection port these submachine guns are actually Heckler & Koch MP5Ks inside a futuristic shell. Saito's submachine gun is fitted with an ACOG and suppressor.

Heckler & Koch MP5K - 9x19mm

Production image showing Ladriya with her submachine gun. Note the MP5K ejection port visible through the shell (most identifiable is the separate riveted in piece of the MP5 receiver at the rear of the ejection port which acts as a case deflector).

Batou and Togusa with the submachine guns.

Micro Uzi

Kuze (Michael Pitt) uses a pair of Micro Uzis to fend off Batou.

Modified Mini Uzis

As in the 1995 film, gunmen use submachine guns disguised as briefcases. However, instead of Steyr SPPs, the weapons are now modified Mini Uzis. A gunman wields a pair of unmodified ones, save for wraps on the handguards, and a character named Skinny Man fires a highly modified Mini Uzi in a shell, likely designed to strengthen the gun's frame for use with High-Velocity rounds.

Briefcase Mini Uzi

Mini-Uzi 9mm

Bar Shooter Uzi

Skinny Man Uzi

Thompson M1A1

At least one of the briefcase guns is a modified and shortened Thompson M1A1.

Thompson M1A1

Sterling L2A3 Mk4

A gunman at the bar uses a Sterling L2A3 Mk4.

Shotguns

Crye Precision SIX12

The shotgun used by Batou (Pilou Asbæk) is a modified Crye Precision Six12, fitted with the enlarged handguard of the integrally suppressed variant and a cover over the top rail. This shotgun is also used by Borma (Tawanda Manyimo).

Crye Precision Six12 with integral SilencerCo Salvo 12 shotgun suppressor - 12 gauge

Production image of Borma with a Crye Precision SIX12.

Remington 870

The Bartender uses a pistol-gripped Remington 870.

Assault Rifles

Major's Police Bike Tavor SMG (IWI X95)

The Major (Scarlett Johansson) also uses a "Police Bike Tavor SMG", which is based on the IWI X95. It seems like this weapon is meant to represent the fictional CZN-M22 used in the 1995 film, which was primarily based on the FN P90. Despite being identified as a submachine gun, the props used for the film presumably still fired 5.56x45mm NATO intermediate cartridges, rather than handgun cartridges.

IWI X95 with RIS foregrip, Harris bipod, and Meprolight red dot sight - 5.56x45mm

Fictional M4

When Batou and Major go to Hanka Robotics, a large robot guard stands watch with a fictional M4A1.

SA vz.58 Compact

One of the Garbage Men uses an SA vz.58 Compact in what seems to be a hardened shell used to bolster the gun's frame while using High-Velocity rounds.

The vz.58 Compact's shape can be made out underneath the shell

Hanka Carbine

Hanka Security Officers use a completely custom carbine, similar in appearance to the 9A-91.

Sniper Rifles

Saito's Rifle

Saito uses an anti-materiel rifle that seems to be based off the M60 put into a futuristic shell.

The hole in the side of the weapon seems to match up with the receiver of the M60, as well as the bipod matching.