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All stash wall weapons - Cyberpunk 2077

Find out which iconic weapons will populate V's stash wall following Update 2.0.

Larryn Bell

October 2, 2023 9:15 PM

CD Projekt RED

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Specific iconic weapons can be displayed on the stash wall in V’s apartment that are obtained from completing certain jobs and gigs throughout Cyberpunk 2077. Additional weapons are now featured on the stash wall with the advent of Update 2.0, including the newly added Errata thermal katana and reworked Nehan.

While many of the displayable stash wall weapons can be missed while playing their associated quest, there is a new way to get missing weapons if you have enough money. Phantom Liberty introduced a Black Market vendor in Dogtown who sells iconic weapons, including those that players may have missed during the game. While this is a helpful option to have available, it is important to note that several of the missed iconic weapons found during missions can be obtained by returning to the location of the quest.

All stash wall weapons - Cyberpunk 2077

Below is the list of iconic weapons that will appear on V’s stash wall in Cyberpunk 2077, along with their type and how to get them. Simply placing the weapons in your stash will allow them to display on your wall. Additional weapon slots were added to the wall with Update 2.0, bringing the total number of stash wall iconic weapons to a solid and sturdy 30. We have listed them below based on the wall they appear on in the stash in V’s main apartment in Little China, Watson. 

Please note that at the time of this writing, there is a visual bug that results in certain weapons not appearing on the stash wall that are supposed to be there. Hopefully this will be addressed in an upcoming patch.

Special thanks to the Cyberpunk Wiki and Cyberpunk 2077 subreddit for confirming some of the information in this guide. Head over to our Cyberpunk 2077 strategy guide for more gameplay tips.

Larryn Bell

Contributing Editor

Larryn is a freelance contributor who creates video game guides and reviews for Shacknews and has more than a decade of experience covering games across various outlets. When she's not gaming, Larryn can often be found watering houseplants, playing D&D, or teaching her cats new tricks.