Blaster Rifle and Sidearm

Sidearm shown in some early sketches

Small blaster with cradle (made from a Kaiser camera rifle grip and hand telescope) hanging from belt

The blaster also has an arm loop

Sling gun (made from a Kaiser camera rifle grip and shoulder stock, Rotring Sec-O-Mat arrow, and hand telescope)

Sling gun (made from a Kaiser camera rifle grip and shoulder stock, Rotring Sec-O-Mat arrow, and hand telescope)

Amban phase-pulse blaster, initially called a two-pronged staff

Fett also has a Sacros K-11 blaster in the cartoon

EE-3 has a metal tube at the end and a strap, unlike "Return of the Jedi"

The Webley flare gun was originally returned to Bapty & Co. and stripped of its screen dressing. It was sold in the late 1990s or early 2000s, so never ended up at Lucasfilm Archives.

Scope is mounted more toward the front

Based on a WWI British Webley flare gun with the handle of an antique camera flash inserted into the barrel and a scope added

In addition to an EE-3, "Empire" Boba Fett has a sidearm blaster, a Pulce-40 (or Pulce 40)

EE-3 has much darker with grooves on the barrel and no strap, unlike the "Empire Strikes Back"

Resin- or rubber-cast of the "Empire" Webley flare gun but with the same scope as the "Empire" version, but an extended barrel wrapped with T-track grips in place of the MPP flash tube and alternate greeblies on the stock

Scope is mounted more toward the back

Unlike "Empire" Boba Fett, no sidearm blaster

Shorter EE-3, only seen in promo art for the cartoon, but not the actual episode

Cycler rifle

Gaffi stick

Sidearm pistol is based on a Sedgley Signal Pistol Mark V

The Webley & Scott MK1 base is the same, but it has a new barrel and receiver extension.

No blaster, but a Gaderffii / gaffi stick

Different EE-3 shape than "The Mandalorian"

WESTAR-34 blaster pistol

WESTAR-34 blaster pistol