The Backrooms With Guns All Guns: Unlocks and Prices

All Guns and Where to Unlock Them

Use this The Backrooms With Guns all guns guide to plan your weapon unlocks before your next run. The arsenal spans Daniel’s shop, Miguel’s milestone weapons, exclusive group guns, paid gamepasses, and special pickups. Knowing the kill requirements and PvP restrictions helps you choose your next target without buying a weapon you cannot use in your preferred mode.

The shop inventories also include melee weapons, throwables, and support items. Those appear alongside the firearms below so you can follow the full unlock sequence.

Official page: The Backrooms With Guns (roblox.com)

Daniel’s Weapon Shop: Kill Requirements

Daniel’s inventory runs from Bloxy Cola at 10 kills to the AA-12 at 2,500 kills. The M1911 unlocks here at 25 kills, but it is also the default weapon in PvP.

Weapon or item	Kills required	Category	Magazine capacity
Bloxy Cola	10	Special	—
M1911	25	Secondary	7
Baseball Bat	40	Melee	—
.500 Magnum	50	Secondary	5
Grenade	75	Throwable	—
M1 Garand	100	Primary	8
Remington 870	150	Primary	6
Katana	175	Melee	—
Motolov	200	Throwable	—
M1903 Springfield	250	Primary	5
Butterfly Knife	275	Melee	—
MP5SD	300	Primary	30
Mini Draco	325	Primary	30
Desert Eagle	350	Secondary	7
M4A1	400	Primary	30
AWM	450	Primary	5
AK-47	500	Primary	30
Spas-12	600	Primary	8
Scar-H	700	Primary	20
Thompson	800	Primary	100
Chainsaw	900	Melee	—
M82A1	1,000	Primary	10
KRISS Vector	1,200	Primary	40
P90	1,500	Primary	50
AA-12	2,500	Primary	32

Bloxy Cola restores health, giving it a practical role alongside your weapons in PvP. The Grenade has a 1 | 1 ammunition display in that mode.

Magazine size gives you a useful comparison without assuming a damage ranking. The Thompson holds 100 rounds, the P90 holds 50, and the KRISS Vector holds 40. Among the listed shotguns, the Remington 870 holds six shells, the Spas-12 holds eight, and the AA-12 holds 32.

Fire the AA-12 one shot at a time to conserve ammunition in Survival; hold the trigger when dealing with hordes.

Miguel’s Special Weapons Shop

Miguel’s weapons start at 5,000 kills and extend to the 1,000,000-kill Golden Eagle. These milestones sit beyond Daniel’s final 2,500-kill unlock.

Weapon	Kills required	Category	Magazine capacity
M16A2	5,000	Primary	30
G18	10,000	Secondary	50
MG42	100,000	Primary	100
Golden Eagle	1,000,000	Secondary	30

The M16A2 combines a rifle with a grenade launcher, using 5.56x45mm and 40x46mm M381 ammunition. That gives it two weapon functions in one package.

The Golden Eagle is a separate unlock from Daniel’s Desert Eagle. Its magazine holds 30 rounds, compared with the Desert Eagle’s seven, and it deals more damage.

Exclusive Group Guns

The exclusive group-gun lineup contains four weapons, including the two-shot .700 Nitro and the RPG.

Weapon	Type	Magazine capacity	Weapon details
Frostbite	Primary	30	Suppressed AR15-style weapon chambered in 5.56x45mm
Gray Splinter	Secondary	21	Suppressed P320-style handgun with black camouflage
.700 Nitro	Primary rifle	2	Chambered in .700 Nitro Express
RPG	Rocket Launcher	—	Uses PG-7V ammunition

The .700 Nitro is a rifle, despite its double-barrel appearance. The RPG can damage multiple entities with one attack and has a relatively quick reload.

Weapon Gamepasses: Prices and PvP Restrictions

The four weapon gamepasses cost 44–149 Robux, and all four are unavailable in PvP. Choose them for PvE play rather than a player-versus-player loadout.

Gamepass	Weapon name	Price	Available in PvP?
Railgun	Railgun	44 Robux	No
Flamethrower	Flamethrower	79 Robux	No
Minigun (M134)	M134	99 Robux	No
Grenade Launcher (M32)	M32	149 Robux	No

The M32 has a six-round capacity. The Railgun has an eight-round magazine.

Avoid sustained M134 spam if you encounter lag or delayed hits; repeated firing can cause both.

The Custom Weapon pass is not for sale. It describes a weapon made exclusively for its owner, with a limit of one custom weapon per person.

For shopping convenience, Access Shops Anywhere costs 199 Robux and adds a button that opens shops wherever you are on the map. It is a separate purchase from the weapon passes.

Special Pickups: Firework Launcher, Snowball, and Party Popper

These items use pickup locations rather than the kill milestones in Daniel’s and Miguel’s inventories.

Firework Launcher

To collect the Firework Launcher:

1. Go to the large room containing stacked boxes.
2. Climb the smaller stack.
3. Shoot the window.
4. Jump through the opening.
5. Pick up the launcher in the corner of the room.

Snowball

Find the patch of snow in the lobby to obtain a Snowball. It is categorized as a special item rather than a firearm.

Party Popper

Enter Daniel’s Weapons Shop and look at the white table beside Daniel. Pick up the Party Popper from the table.

Missing Weapons After Update 1.2 and Mode Differences

Update 1.2.0 introduced attachments, wraps, new bosses, and improved graphics. It also changed the weapon-saving system, which affects players returning from before that update.

If your old weapons do not appear when you return, visit the weapon shops and re-equip your previous weapons for free. Your kills remain saved, so the empty inventory does not mean your progress was erased.

Keep the mode rules in mind when choosing equipment:

• Classic: PvE with infinite health and ammunition.
• Survival: PvE with limited health and ammunition.
• PVP: Combat against other players.

Practice with ammunition-hungry weapons in Classic before taking them into Survival, where ammunition is limited. For PvP, build your loadout around eligible weapons from the regular inventories; the M134, M32, Railgun, and Flamethrower are excluded.