[El Gato]

I do not know. Probably Baretta 92s. The reason I say Baretta 92s is because unless he was a frequent shooter, those are the pistols he would be most familiar with due to his military training and qualification.

He had an FN 5.7 and a .357 of some sort. Not clear to me if the latter as a wheel gun or a .357 Sig. Not a duty weapon. He probably hadn't even been issued one yet, since he was not very close to deployment.

[Bad Jack Bauer]

He had an FN 5.7 and a .357 of some sort. Not clear to me if the latter as a wheel gun or a .357 Sig. Not a duty weapon. He probably hadn't even been issued one yet, since he was not very close to deployment.

Like I said, I was just guessing. I had an uncle who traveled quite a bit on business. He drove Caddys and Lincolns, never anything else. When he traveled on business he would always rent a car of the same make that he had at home. My dad asked him once why he did not drive something more exotic. His answer was that this way, he knew where everything was. The lights, stereo controls, window controls. If I was going to do something like this, I would use firearms I was familiar with.

[Uri’el-2012]

Reported as a Smith & Wesson .357

[mylife]

He had an FN 5.7 and a .357 of some sort. Not clear to me if the latter as a wheel gun or a .357 Sig

I bet it was a 357 sig. a revolver would be an odd choice, and seeing as the other pistol was a FN 5.7 it stands to reason that this guy was into wildcat cartridges.