I know nothing about weapons. All the information on this page is gathered from various G.I. Joe message boards and YoJoe.com. I have simply brought my organisational skills to collocate all this information in one easy-to-browse location.

If you have additional information to add to this page, or find broken links, again e-mail me. Really. I welcome all constructive correspondance.

The list is arranged alphabetically by weapon, including the manufacturer when possible. Images of accessories are from my own collection with only a few reluctantly linked from YoJoe.com. Photos of real weapons are mirrored from around the web. When necessary Creative Commons credit is noted in alt-text; otherwise I claim fair-use for non-commercial, educational purposes. The far right column lists the figure each item first appeared with, plus subsequent figures when particularly notable.


The Real Weapons of G.I. Joe
AccessoryWeaponPhotoFigure
Accuracy International AW sniper rifle
(England)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Cross Hair - 2003
AK-103 assault rifle w/ scope
(Russia)		 Red Star - 1991,
many figures since
AKS-74 assault rifle w/ bayonet
(Russia)		 Neo-Viper (v4) - 2002
Alpimex APK-20 anti-matériel rifle
(Slovenia)		 Cobra C.L.A.W.S. (v4) - 2002
AMP Technical Services DSR-1 sniper rifle
(Germany) 		Black Out - 2003
APS Underwater Assault Rifle
(Russia)		 Image by Remigiusz Wilk via Wikimedia Commons Depth Charge - 2003,
Heavy Water - 2003
Armsel Protecta shotgun
(South Africa)
 Tele-Viper (v3) - 2003
Barrett M82 anti-matériel rifle
(U.S.)
 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Recondo (v7) - 2010
Benelli M1 Super 90 shotgun w/ pistol grip
(Italy)		 Muskrat (v1) - 1988,
many figures since
Benelli M4 Super 90 shotgun
(Italy)		 Burn Out - 2003
Berretta ARX-160 assault rifle w/ GLX-160 grenade launcher
(Italy)
 Recondo (v7) - 2010
Browning M2HB heavy machine gun
(U.S.)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Roadblock (v1) - 1984
Bushmaster M17S semi-automatic rifle
(Australia)
 Baroness (v14) - 2009, Beachhead (v15) - 2010
Cadillac Gage Stoner 63A assault rifle
(U.S.)		 Duke (v20) - 2005
Cadillac Gage Stoner 63A Commando light machine gun
(U.S.)		 Duke (v20) - 2005
CAR-15 assault rifle w/ bayonet
(U.S.)
[The first carbine version of the M16, with a barrel and collapsible stock that were shorter than the M16]		 Airborne (v1) - 1983,
Steel Brigade (v1a & 1d) - 1987
CheyTac Intervention M-200 sniper rifle
(U.S.)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Low-Light (v8) - 2011
Colt Government M1911A1 .45 pistol
(U.S.)		 Beachhead (v5) - 2003,
Lady Jaye (v3) - 2003
Colt Model 635 9mm submachine gun
(U.S.)		 Shockwave (v3) - 1992
CZ 700 sniper rifle
(Czech Republic)		 Barrel Roll - 2003
Daewoo USAS-12 automatic shotgun w/ drum magazine
(South Korea)		 Ripcord (v5) - 2009
Demro XF-7 Wasp
(U.S.)
"The XF-7 variant is identical, internally, to the standard TAC-1, but has a plastic stock, foregrip and pistol grip and a folding stock." -Wikipedia		 Beachhead (v1) - 1986,
many figures since
Dragunov SVD sniper rifle
(Russia)		 Cobra Trooper (v17) - 2011
Dragunov SVD-S sniper rifle
(Russia)
[The S model has a shortened barrel and folding buttstock]		 Cobra - 1982
Dragunov SVU-A sniper rifle
(Russia)		 Recondo (v3) - 2003
Enfield XL70E3 assault rifle (prototype SA80)
(England)		 Ambush - 1990,
many figures since
FAMAS F1 submachine gun w/ bipod
(France)		 Dusty (v1) - 1985
FG 42 assault rifle
(Germany)		 Para-Viper - 2008
FN FS2000 semi-automatic rifle
(Belgium)		 Breaker (v4) - 2009,
many Rise of Cobra figures
FN P90 personal defense weapon
(Belgium)		 Wraith (v1a) - 2008
FN SCAR-L assault rifle
(Belgium)		 Beachhead (v15) - 2010
Franchi SPAS-12 combat shotgun
(Italy)		 Destro (v11) - 2004
General Electric Minigun (M134)
(U.S.)		 Roadblock (v9) - 2003
Glock 18 machine pistol w/ suppressor and laser aiming module
(Austria)
or Heckler & Koch MK23
(Germany)		 Shipwreck (v5) - 2002
Heckler & Koch G3 assault rifle w/ scope
(Germany)		 Firefly (v2) - 1992
Heckler & Koch G11 assault rifle
(Germany)		 Agent Helix - 2009
Heckler & Koch G36 assault rifle w/ AG36 grenade launcher
(Germany)		 Sand Viper - 2003,
many figures since
Heckler & Koch G36K assault rifle
(Germany)		 Snake Eyes (v44) - 2009,
several figures since
Heckler & Koch HK33A3 assault rifle
(Germany)		 Duke (v3) - 1992
Heckler & Koch HK69A1 40 mm grenade launcher
(Germany)		 Beachhead (v5) - 2003
Heckler & Koch MK23 semi-automatic pistol w/ SOCOM attachment
(Germany)		 G.I. Joe Pit Commando - 2009
Heckler & Koch MP5A3 submachine gun
(Germany)		 Photo by Cyrillic via Wikimedia Commons Para-Viper - 2008
Heckler & Koch MP5K submachine gun
(Germany)		 Photo by K-UNIT via Wikimedia Commons Duke (v20) - 2005
Shock Trooper - 2011
Heckler & Koch MP7A1 submachine gun
(Germany)		 Image by Remigiusz Wilk via Wikimedia Commons Baroness (v14) - 2009, Beachhead (v15) - 2010
G.I. Joe Pit Commando - 2009
Heckler & Koch PSG1 semi-automatic rifle w/ drum magazine
(Germany)		 Rock Viper (v1) - 1990
Heckler & Koch SL8 semi-automatic rifle
(Germany)		 General Hawk (v?) - 2011
Heckler & Koch UMP9 submachine gun
(Germany)		 Alley-Viper (v11) - 2009
Heckler & Koch USC carbine
(Germany)		 Bombstrike - 2005,
several Baroness figures
Heckler & Koch XM8 assault rifle
(Germany/U.S.)		 Flash (v3) - 2009
IMI Desert Eagle pistol
(Israel)		 Black Out - 2003,
Dr. Mindbender (v5) - 2004
IMI Galil 7.62mm assault rifle
(Israel)		 Crankcase (v1) - 1985
IMI Mini-Uzi submachine gun
(Israel)		 Snake Eyes (v1) - 1982,
Steeler - 1982
IMI Tavor MTAR-21 assault rifle
(Israel)		 Iron Grenadier (v2) - 2003
IMI Tavor TAR-21 assault rifle
(Israel)		 Cover Girl (v2) - 2009
IMI Uzi submachine gun
(Israel)		 Low Light (v1) - 1986,
many figures since
Iron Grenadier (v1) - 1988
Ingram MAC-10 machine pistol
(U.S.)		 Snake Eyes (v52) - 2010
Ingram MAC-11 machine pistol w/ suppressor
(U.S.)		 Mutt (v1) - 1984
Ingram or Cobray M11 machine pistol w/ suppressor
(U.S.)
 Shockwave (v1) - 1988
Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifle
(Russia)
 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Cobra Officer (v1) - 1982
Kalashnikov AK-47 Tactical assault rifle
(Russia)		 Shock Trooper - 2011
Kbk wz. 1996 Mini-Beryl assault rifle
(Poland)		 Sgt Hacker - 2003
Kedr-B PP-71 submachine gun
(Russia)		 Firefly (v1) - 1984
KA-BAR Becker TacTool knife
(U.S.)
 Agent Helix - 2009,
many figures since
Knight's Armament Masterkey system (an M16A2 w/ Remington 870 shotgun)
(U.S.)		 Ripper (v2) - 2002
KRISS Vector submachine gun
(U.S.)		 Dusty (v14) - 2010
L16 81mm mortar
(England)		 Image by Hisamikabunomura via Wikimedia Commons Iron Grenadier (v2) - 2003
L7A2 general purpose machine gun
(England)
[A licensed British variant of the Belgian FN MAG-58]		 Big Ben (v1) - 1991,
many figures since
Lahti L-39 anti-tank rifle
(Finland)		 Jungle-Viper (v3) - 2010
M4A1 assault rifle
(U.S.)		 Public domain image from Wikimedia Commons Duke (v11) - 2002
Duke (v42) - 2010
M4A1 assault rifle w/ M203 grenade launcher
(U.S.)		 Duke (v33) - 2009
M16 assault rifle
(U.S.)		 Grunt (v1) - 1982
Footloose (v1) - 1985,
Sneak Peek - 1987
M16 assault rifle w/ tactical scope
(U.S.)		 Frostbite (v1) - 1985
M16A1 assault rifle w/ M203 grenade launcher
(U.S.)		 Leatherneck (v1) - 1986
Recoil - 1989
M60 heavy machine gun
(U.S.)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Rock n Roll (v1) - 1982
Rock n Roll (v7) - 2005
M79 grenade launcher
(U.S.)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Gung Ho (v18) - 2007
M249 Para light machine gun
(U.S.)		 Roadblock (v17) - 2008
Duke (v42) - 2010
MAT-49 submachine gun
(France)		 Dusty (v3) - 1991,
many figures since
Milkor MGL-140 grenade launcher (M32)
(South Africa)		 Heavy Duty (v11) - 2009
Mk 153 Mod 0 SMAW (Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Weapon)
(U.S.)		 Steel Brigade Trooper - 2011
OC-14-4A assault rifle
(Russia)		 Crimson Neo-Viper - 2009
Pancor Jackhammer automatic shotgun
(U.S.)		 G.I. Joe Pit Commando - 2009
PGM Ultima Ratio sniper rifle
(France)		 Tunnel Rat (v4) - 2003
PM-98 Glauberyt submachine gun w/ halogen tac light
(Poland)		 Shipwreck (v5) - 2002
PMM submachine gun (prototype)
(Poland)		 Adapted from image by Michal Derela via Wikimedia Commons Duke (v34) - 2009
PP-19 Bizon-2 submachine gun
(Russia)		 Big Bear - 1992,
many figures since
RG-6 40mm grenade launcher
(Russia)		 Dr. Link Talbot (v2) - 2005
Robinson Armament M96 Expeditionary semi-automatic rifle in top-feed configuration
(U.S.)		 Ripcord (v3) - 2009
RomArm Model 97 5.56mm assault rifle w/ grenade launcher
(Romania)		 Image needed Chief Torpedo - 2003
RPG-7V
(Russia)		 Dusty (v8) - 2002,
Horror Show - 2005
Ruger AC-556 assault rifle
(U.S.)		 Shipwreck (v5) - 2002
Saab Bofors Dynamics CBJ-MS personal defense weapon
(Sweden)		 Cobra C.L.A.W.S. Commander - 2003
Škorpion vz. 61 submachine gun
(Czech Republic)		 Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons Neo-Viper (v4) - 2002
Smith & Wesson Model 500 revolver w/ scope
(U.S.)		 General Hawk (v2) - 1991
SRM Arms Model 1216 shotgun
(U.S.)		 Dusty (v14) - 2010
Steyr AUG assault rifle
(Austria)		 Rex "The Doctor" Lewis - 2009
Vektor CR-21 assault rifle
(South Africa)		 B.A.T. (v3) - 2002
VSS Vintorez sniper rifle
(Russia)		 Zartan (v13) - 2007
XM29 objective individual combat weapon (early prototype)
(U.S.)
 Flint (v8) - 2003
ZVI Falcon anti-matériel rifle
(Czech Republic)		 Snow Job (v7) - 2010



Fictionally Inspired Weapons of G.I. Joe
AccessoryWeaponPhotoFigure
Baur H-AR (Heavy Assault Rifle)
(Battlefield 2142 videogame)		 Baroness (v14) - 2009, Beachhead (v15) - 2010
M56 Smart Gun
(Aliens film)		 Iron Grenadier (v?) - 2011