Mob of the Dead:
Weapons

Every weapon on Mob of the Dead: wall buys with prices and locations, the Mystery Box list and its five spots, Pack-a-Punch names, and the two guns of the First Room.

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Starting loadout

Every game of Mob of the Dead starts in Afterlife. The weapons only come once you revive your own body: an M1911 pistol, the Shiv as your knife, and a set of frag grenades. There are no Monkey Bombs on this map.

Wall weapons

Eight wall buys, some of them in two or three places. The Uzi and the M1927 made their Zombies debut here, and the B23R is cheaper than on the other Black Ops II maps (900 instead of 1000).

M14 in Mob of the Dead, Call of Duty Black Ops II Zombies

Olympia in Mob of the Dead, Call of Duty Black Ops II Zombies

Weapon	Price	Location
M14	500	D-Block, in the starting cell block
Olympia	500	Library, in the starting cell block
B23R	900	Broadway, second floor of the cell block
MP5	1000	B-Block, across from the Cafeteria door Generator Room, near the docks
Claymore	1000	Cafeteria, back wall
Remington 870 MCS	1200	Citadel Tunnels Showers
Uzi	1500	Warden’s Office Infirmary Bottom of the tunnels down to the docks
M1927	1500	Far end of the docks, next to a locked gate

The M1927 has only one wall spot, and it sits at the very end of the docks. The MP5 and the Uzi are easier to reach and refill.

Mystery Box

The Box costs 950 points a spin. On this map it looks like a dark chest floating over a fire, its beam is red, and the teddy bear is replaced by a black padlock. When the padlock shows up, you get your points back and the Box moves.

Five spots

Cafeteria, Warden’s Office, Infirmary, Citadel Tunnels and the docks, next to the Tower Trap.

Mystery Box locked by Brutus, engulfed in flames, in Mob of the Dead, Call of Duty Black Ops II Zombies

Locked Box

Brutus can lock the Box, and spending a lot on it can bring him out.

What can come out of it: Five-Seven Dual Wield, Executioner, PDW-57, FAL, MTAR, AK-47, Galil, S12, Barrett M82A1, DSR 50, LSAT, Death Machine, RPG, Ray Gun, Ray Gun Mark II and the Blundergat. The AK-47 also made its Zombies debut here, and the Death Machine is a Box weapon instead of a power-up. The Ray Gun Mark II was added after launch, with the Vengeance map pack. The M1911 cycles through the Box but cannot be taken.

Pack-a-Punch names

The Pack-a-Punch machine stands on the Golden Gate Bridge, and the only way there is the plane.

Weapon	Pack-a-Punched
M1911	Mustang and Sally
M14	Mnesia
Olympia	Hades
B23R	B34R
MP5	MP115 Kollider
Uzi	Uncle Gal
M1927	Speakeasy
Remington 870 MCS	Refitted-870 Mechanical Cranium Sequencer
AK-47	Reznov’s Revenge
Galil	Lamentation
LSAT	FSIRT
Executioner	Voice of Justice
Death Machine	Meat Grinder
Ray Gun	Porter’s X2 Ray Gun
Ray Gun Mark II	Porter’s Mark II Ray Gun
Blundergat	The Sweeper
Acidgat	Vitriolic Withering

Special weapons

Blundergat

The wonder weapon of the map, from the Mystery Box. An acid kit turns it into the Acidgat. Full page: Blundergat.

Retriever

A tomahawk earned by feeding the hellhound shrines. It returns to your hand and upgrades to the Hell’s Redeemer. Full page: Hell’s Retriever.

Spork

The melee weapon at the end of a side quest that starts with a spoon. Full page: Golden Spork.

Shield

A buildable that soaks up hits. Brutus breaks it in one blow. Full page: Zombie Shield.

In a First Room game

The starting cell block has only two wall buys: the M14 in D-Block and the Olympia in the Library, both at 500 points. No Box spot is inside, and the bridge is out of reach, so nothing gets Pack-a-Punched. Those two guns, the pistol and the grenades are the whole arsenal of a First Room run, round after round.