GTA 6 Weapons List: All Guns & Items Confirmed So Far

On this page, you can find a complete guide to all the weapons in GTA 6, with the full list of GTA 6 weapons and equipment items, and all the information known so far.
This GTA 6 Weapons Database will include the complete list of all GTA 6 Guns, Rifles, Explosives and every weapon available in GTA 6 when the game comes out for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
This is the list of GTA 6 weapons that have been confirmed to be in the game due to them appearing in the GTA VI official trailers, official screenshots, or leaked footage.
Plus, GTA VI will also feature other Gear & Equipment Items, with dedicated slots on the Weapon Wheel.
We will always keep this page updated, staying on top of any GTA 6 weapons confirmation, whether in screenshots, trailers, or other sources. For each revealed GTA 6 weapon, we will add detailed information and statistics, along with pictures, their real-life counterparts, and much more.
GTA 6 Weapons List:
Here are all GTA 6 Weapons confirmed so far for the game, divided by weapon class.
GTA 6 Handguns
GTA 6 Assault Rifles
GTA 6 Machine Guns
GTA 6 Shotguns
GTA 6 Sniper Rifles
GTA 6 Heavy Weapons
GTA 6 Thrown Weapons
GTA 6 Melee Weapons
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GTA 6 Equipment Items Confirmed
The following is the list of equipment items that were either officially confirmed or seen in leaked footage:
- Auto Dialer
- Backpack
- Binoculars
- Body Armor
- Cigarettes
- Cut-off Tool
- Face Wrap
- Fishing Rod
- Flashlight
- Food and Drink (Recovery Items to replenish health)
- Immobilizer Bypass (for luxury cars)
- Lock Pick
- Loot Bag (in the "Duffel Bag" slot)
- Painkillers
- Rod's Racing Cap
- Slim Jim (tool to unlock car doors)
- Soda
- Taser
- Torch Flashlight
- Tracker Jammer (to prevent GPS tracking)
- Trauma Kit (Health Kit)
- USB Drive
- Wine
- Zipties
GTA 6 Ammo Types
In addition to the weapons, the following ammo types have also been discovered for GTA 6:
- Heavy Ammo
- Shotgun Ammo
- Pistol Ammo
- Spear Ammo
- Rockets
Full List of GTA 6 Weapons Confirmed So Far
Here below you can find the full text list of GTA 6 Weapons confirmed for the game:
- Duke Arms 556 Assault Rifle
- Moreland 850 Shotgun NEW
- Shrewsbury AKM Assault Rifle
- Duke Arms AR-15 Carbine
- Baseball Bat
- Bolt Action Sniper NEW
- Vom Feuer Carbine Rifle
- Combat MG
- Hawk & Little Compact SMG
- Crowbar
- Double Barrel Shotgun
- S&M DW9 NEW
- Girardi ES9 NEW
- Fire Bottle NEW
- Flashbang NEW
- Vom Feuer Flashlight
- Golf Ball
- Golf Club
- Grenade
- Shrewsbury Grenade Launcher
- Hammer
- Heavy Pistol
- Shrewsbury Hunter Sniper
- Hunting Knife
- Klose K17 NEW
- Hawk & Little Knife
- MAC-11 NEW
- Micro Draco Compact Rifle
- Shrewsbury Micro SMG
- Molotov
- Hawk & Little Morgan Revolver NEW
- Hawk & Little MP5 SMG
- Duke Arms Mustang .357 Revolver
- Nipper .38 NEW
- Pipe Wrench
- Hawk & Little Pistol
- Pool Cue
- Shrewsbury Pump Action Shotgun
- Shrewsbury RPG (Rocket Launcher)
- Ruger 10/22 Sniper NEW
- Coil Shocker
- Hawk & Little Smoke Grenade
- Speargun NEW
- SPP / MP9 NEW
- Springfield Armory M1A Sniper NEW
- Switchblade
- Unarmed (Fist)
Other GTA 6 Weapons Confirmed Features
The following are other weapons-related features that have been confirmed or leaked for Grand Theft Auto VI:
- Physical Weapon Limits: Eliminates the infinite magic wheel inventory. The GTA 6 characters physically carry up to two handguns (concealed) and two long guns (visible).
- Vehicle Trunk Storage: Personal vehicles in GTA 6 and stolen cars act as mobile weapon inventories (similar to RDR2's horse) to store extra firearms, equipment, and spare outfit changes.
- Combat Mechanics: Aiming relies on lightweight aim-assist instead of heavy auto lock-on.
- Ammu-Nation Weapon Lockers: Purchased/owned weapons are never permanently lost if discarded; they can be retrieved at any Ammu-Nation locker or personal vehicle. Unique regional weapons exist at specific Ammu-Nation branches.
- Non-Lethal Options & Suppression Fire:
- Players can aim to intimidate NPCs into fleeing, shoot weapons out of hands, or disarm enemies.
- Firing near targets (Suppression Fire) disorients and frightens police or civilians to facilitate non-lethal escapes.
- Shooting limbs (knees/arms) incapacitates enemies without killing them. Combat crosshairs show white for standard hits, yellow for incapacitation, and red for a kill.
- Focus Ability & Effects: Focus highlights points of interest, escape routes, and police locations. Acts similarly to Dead Eye by slowing down surroundings to aid aiming. Dramatic moments trigger cinematic slow-motion combat cameras.
- Drive-By capabilities: as a passenger, you can stand and shoot from outside the window, as well as from the bed of a truck. This allows using weapons such as Assault Rifles during drive-bys.
- You can shoot while swimming
- The game features an underfire animation (character trying to block gunfire) which adapts based on the weapons held, as well as another animation titled "overdose".
- The weapon wheel has been redesigned and now allows switching between weapons and items using R1 / RB.

- Two healing items are confirmed: Zombix and an EpiPen. Zombix appears to restore health, with the game warning that its effectiveness can decrease if it is used too frequently.
- Dual-wielding is not returning from RDR2; players can use one weapon at a time.
- There is the ability to drop unwanted weapons, as well as dedicated animations when picking up weapons.
- You can switch hands when carrying or shooting a weapon, meaning you can decide to shoot with your left hand instead of your right hand.
- Some weapons and items are also referred to as "Shared", possibly meaning there is both an individual and a Shared Inventory between the two protagonists
- Players can carry multiple loot bags (and store extra in car trunks) during robberies.
- There are also additional item slots for Painkillers, Health Kit, and Body Armor
- NPCs react if you walk around with your weapon drawn, prompting Jason or Lucia to automatically hide it when in populated areas.
GTA 6 Weapons: Frequently Asked Questions
How To Get Weapons in GTA 6?
In GTA 6, just like the rest of the Grand Theft Auto series, there will be various ways to get weapons:
- The majority of the weapons can be purchased through the various Ammu-Nation shops.
- Some weapons can be found scattered around the Leonida Map; this is mainly the case for melee weapons and basic guns.
- There will also certainly be some weapons that can be unlocked when completing certain GTA 6 story missions.
How many weapons can you carry at once in GTA 6?
Just like Red Dead Redemption 2, GTA 6 will allow a limited number of weapons to be stored in the Weapon Wheel, instead of an infinite supply like in GTA V. You can physically carry up to two handguns (concealed) and two long guns (visible).
In GTA 6, weapons will appear for selection in an updated version of the Weapon Wheel, which will also feature the ability to switch between Weapons and Items, similar to Red Dead Redemption 2.
This means that GTA 6 will feature a more realistic weapon inventory by having your extra guns stored in your personal vehicle.

Will there be Weapon Customization in GTA 6?
Yes, absolutely. We can be certain that there will be weapon customization in GTA 6.
After being possible in Grand Theft Auto V, we can definitely expect the ability to upgrade GTA 6 weapons and guns with a wide range of modifications, such as magazines, attachments, tints, liveries, and special rounds.
Will there be First Person Shooting in GTA 6?
No, there will be no first-person shooting in GTA 6.
While all classic GTA games were exclusively third-person games, this changed when Rockstar released the PS4, Xbox One, and PC editions of Grand Theft Auto V, where they introduced a full-fledged first-person mode.
However, it has been reported that GTA 6 will not feature a first-person mode at launch.
How many weapons will be in GTA 6?
While it's hard to tell the exact number of weapons that will be featured in GTA 6, the number of weapons included in the GTA series has gotten bigger and bigger over the years, and we can expect this trend to continue with GTA 6.
For comparison, here are some numbers from the previous games in the series:
- GTA III: 12 weapons
- GTA Vice City: 33 weapons
- GTA San Andreas: 37 weapons
- GTA IV & Episodes: 30 weapons
- GTA 5 (At Launch): 37 weapons
- GTA 5 + GTA Online: 100+ weapons
- RDR2 (At Launch): 65 weapons
- RDR2 + Red Dead Online: 81 weapons
GTA 5 featured 37 weapons at launch, but Rockstar Games has since added over 60 DLC weapons throughout the years, with the total number of GTA V & GTA Online weapons now being close to an impressive 100 weapons.
In Grand Theft Auto V, weapons were divided into multiple classes such as Handguns, Shotguns, Machine Guns, Assault Rifles, Thrown Weapons, Melee, and more. We can definitely expect the same division and variety of weapons to return in GTA 6, with probably an even higher number of weapons at launch.
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