Urban Reload Guns List: Every Gun Named So Far and How to Recognize It

Urban Reload is a tactical PvP shooter on Roblox, currently in beta. Its weapon system is easy to describe and still growing: weapons fall into categories including rifles, shotguns, and pistols, and updates have already started adding new models. This page lists every gun that has been named in the game so far and how to recognize each one — by icon, rarity color and the ammo display — whether you bought it, rolled it or looted it from someone you took down.

Quick answer

The guns named in Urban Reload so far are the M4, AK, M60 (the game's LMG) and M16, plus the newly added Dragon Deagle and RPG, which a player described as mythical-tier guns. You recognize a gun by its name and icon, its rarity color, and the ammunition display shown when you select it in the hotbar.

• M4 — a rifle; its beta street-and-plaza combat setup shows a 30-round magazine capacity, and its icon is a full side profile of the gun.
• AK — described by a beta player as the purple AK.
• M60 — the LMG; the same name has appeared in both a regular and a legendary-colored version.
• M16 — obtained from weapon rolls; one player got two in a row.
• Dragon Deagle and RPG — listed at the gun store on an update day as newly added mythical-tier guns; some new listings were marked “coming soon” and not yet in the game.

Where guns come from — and why you meet unfamiliar ones

Guns are obtained at the gun store, which sits underneath the train tracks. Look up at the sky for the floating symbols; one of them says “gun store”. Inside, the store sells weapon cases and attachments, and it is also where you equip the attachments you own. A “Next weapon roll in” countdown at the top of the screen shows how long remains until your next weapon roll — rolls are how players pulled guns such as the M16. Attachment cases award random results, so even the case that contains the attachment you want does not guarantee it on any given roll.

There is a second source: the street. The game's official description states that you lose your weapons when you die, and that you can take down enemies and loot their guns. That is why gun recognition is worth a minute of your time — sooner or later you will be holding a gun you never bought.

Cases and rolls cost in-game money. If you want extra cash before you shop, the current Urban Reload codes are kept on our codes page.

The guns named in Urban Reload so far

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Rifle

M4

The one gun with a documented stat: its beta street-and-plaza combat setup shows a 30-round magazine capacity. Its displayed icon is a full side profile of the rifle.

Purple AK

AK

Described by a beta player as the purple AK.

LMG

M60

The game's LMG. The same name appeared in two versions — one regular and one legendary-colored — and one player could not confirm whether the store and crate versions are the same gun beyond the shared name.

From weapon rolls

M16

Named by a player who obtained two M16s in a row from weapon rolls during early beta.

Mythic listing

Dragon Deagle

Seen listed at the gun store on an update day; the player described every newly added gun as mythical-tier. Some of the new listings were marked “coming soon” and not yet in the game.

Mythic listing

RPG

Listed alongside the Dragon Deagle when the beta update added new weapons to the store.

The same update-day listing also showed a riot shield — a shield, not a firearm, and with no confirmation it is usable — so it stays out of the gun list above.

The category list is also wider than the model list: shotguns are one of Urban Reload's weapon categories, but no specific shotgun has been named yet, so you will not find one above.

How to recognize a gun you are holding

1. Select the firearm. Find the bottom hotbar and choose a gun you already have. Selecting a different item changes what your character is holding, so make sure the gun is the active item.
2. Read the ammunition display. It pairs the rounds currently in the magazine with that gun configuration's magazine capacity.
3. Compare it with the known figure. If you are holding the M4 in its beta street-and-plaza setup, the capacity reads 30 rounds — the only magazine capacity documented so far.

Beyond the numbers, recognition comes down to name, icon and color. The M4's icon is a full side profile of the rifle, the AK is the purple gun, and the M60 has shown up in both regular and legendary coloring. Those colors are rarity coloring observed visually by players during beta, not labels from an official in-game catalog.

What the game does and doesn't tell you about a gun

• No damage numbers. During beta, players did not find a way to check damage values in-game — the M4's 30-round magazine capacity for its beta setup remains the one documented gun stat.
• Same name is not a confirmed same gun. One player could not verify whether a store LMG was the same as the crate LMG beyond the shared M60 name and different rarity coloring — so the name alone does not prove two M60s play identically.

Treat the ammo display, the icon and the rarity color as your identification toolkit, and judge a gun by using it rather than by stats the game does not show.

Keep the guns you have identified

Urban Reload takes weapons away when you die — the official description is blunt about losing your weapons, and it points to taking down enemies and looting their guns as the way back. Our weapon loss guide covers what dying costs you, and how to loot guns covers picking up what enemies drop — handy the next time you are holding a model you cannot name yet.

Once you know which gun suits you, our best guns rundown, weapon attachments and gun setups help you build on it.