Pistols

HK SOFOH (Special Operating Forces Offensive Handgun) .45 The HK SOFOH was designed and built as an all-around weapon system for special operations forces. Using the standard .45 round that is well suited for counter-terrorism assaults, the HK comes eqipped to mount a silencer and/or laser targeting system.

HK USP The Heckler & Koch USP (Universal Service Pistol) is a series of pistols based on common parts. Varients range from 9mm to 10mm to .40 S&W in caliber and both single and double-action.

Smith & Wesson Model 66 .357 revolver

Colt M1911A1 .45 automatic pistol Despite the design of newer pistols, the Colt .45 has been in use by many different forces since its introduction in 1911. The M1911 is very reliable and the .45 round is powerful enough to ensure that a target hit by it will stay down. This power has almost guarenteed its continued usage in light of the increased availability and usage of body armor by terrorists.

Beretta M9 (model 92F) 9MM automatic pistol The Beretta M9 pistol is the standard pistol of the US Army and is carried and used by many of its units as well as units in other countries (such as the French Gendarmerie Nationale). It is a 9mm semi-automatic pistol that is an improvement on the Beretta M951 pistol issued to the Italian Armed forces and Special forces in the late 1950's

Sig-Sauer P-225 The Sig-Sauer family of pistols have become very popular with Special Forces and Counter-Terrorism Units due to their excellent design and reliability. The P-225 is a smaller version of the Sig P-200 9mm pistol with a 8-round magazine.

Sig-Sauer P-226 The Sig P-226 was designed for the US Army's contest for a pistol to replace the M1911. It is an excellent pistol, having lost out to the beretta on pricing grounds. It offers a 15 round magazine and ambidextrous magazine catch.

Sig-Sauer P-228

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HK SOFOH (Special Operating Forces Offensive Handgun) .45		The HK SOFOH was designed and built as an all-around weapon system for special operations forces. Using the standard .45 round that is well suited for counter-terrorism assaults, the HK comes eqipped to mount a silencer and/or laser targeting system.
HK USP		The Heckler & Koch USP (Universal Service Pistol) is a series of pistols based on common parts. Varients range from 9mm to 10mm to .40 S&W in caliber and both single and double-action.
Smith & Wesson Model 66 .357 revolver
Colt M1911A1 .45 automatic pistol		Despite the design of newer pistols, the Colt .45 has been in use by many different forces since its introduction in 1911. The M1911 is very reliable and the .45 round is powerful enough to ensure that a target hit by it will stay down. This power has almost guarenteed its continued usage in light of the increased availability and usage of body armor by terrorists.
Beretta M9 (model 92F) 9MM automatic pistol		The Beretta M9 pistol is the standard pistol of the US Army and is carried and used by many of its units as well as units in other countries (such as the French Gendarmerie Nationale). It is a 9mm semi-automatic pistol that is an improvement on the Beretta M951 pistol issued to the Italian Armed forces and Special forces in the late 1950's
Sig-Sauer P-225		The Sig-Sauer family of pistols have become very popular with Special Forces and Counter-Terrorism Units due to their excellent design and reliability. The P-225 is a smaller version of the Sig P-200 9mm pistol with a 8-round magazine.
Sig-Sauer P-226		The Sig P-226 was designed for the US Army's contest for a pistol to replace the M1911. It is an excellent pistol, having lost out to the beretta on pricing grounds. It offers a 15 round magazine and ambidextrous magazine catch.
Sig-Sauer P-228