GTA 6 weapons guide: confirmed names and source labels
Use the GTA 6 weapons list without confusing official names, trailer identifications and reports. Filter weapon types and check availability claims.
Read the source label before comparing weapons. An official item name, an identification from footage and a third-party report are different kinds of evidence. The catalogue is not a complete weapon or unlock list.
Game illustration © Rockstar Games
Understand the three evidence labels
From Rockstar identifies a name in official material. Seen in footage describes an item or type identified visually. Reported refers to a third-party description. Open the entry to read its source and image note.
A screenshot can support an observation about appearance without proving a model name, ammunition capacity or player availability. Keep those questions separate.
Filter the list for a useful comparison
Open Weapons, select a category such as Handguns, then narrow the source type. Search by name if you already know the item. Clear the search and filters when no matching entries appear.
Compare entries with similar evidence first. This avoids treating an official named variant and a speculative silhouette as equally certain. The catalogue's count describes its records, not the final game's total.
Separate edition variants and gameplay unlocks
Rockstar's edition material includes personalized weapon variants and Morgan revolvers. A bonus description establishes that listed offer, not every acquisition method for the base weapon.
Before buying an edition for an item, compare the actual product listing. The guide does not infer that a similar weapon is exclusive merely because a personalized variant appears as a bonus.
Check damage and unlock claims
Damage, prices and unlock conditions should come from a traceable source or repeatable gameplay test. Do not copy GTA V values into a GTA 6 comparison table.
When sharing a claim, link the item and its evidence. If the entry says a statistic is not listed, treat it as an open question rather than a zero value or proof that a feature is absent.