How to Find and Display All 30 Iconic Weapons on V’s Stash Wall

In the neon-drenched streets of Night City, your arsenal is more than just a means of survival; it is a testament to your journey. For completionists, the stash wall in V’s primary apartment at Megabuilding H10 serves as the ultimate trophy room. However, filling every slot requires navigating complex quest branches, clearing dangerous Organized Crime nodes, and making specific dialogue choices that the game does not always explicitly warn you about.

This guide provides a comprehensive roadmap to securing all 30 weapons, incorporating the significant changes introduced in Update 2.0 and 2.1. Whether you are a new mercenary or a returning legend, understanding the nuances of these Iconic items is essential for a complete collection.

Which Iconic Weapons Actually Fit on the Stash Wall?

One of the most common points of confusion for players is why certain Iconic weapons, such as those found in the Phantom Liberty expansion, do not appear on the wall. While there are over 50 Iconic weapons in the base game alone, the H10 apartment wall is hard-coded to recognize only 30 specific items. According to community-verified data , these slots are fixed and cannot be customized with other gear.

The wall is organized into three distinct panels. The left panel is reserved for a single, legendary firearm. The middle panel houses a mix of blades, pistols, and personal mementos from key allies. The right panel is largely dedicated to weapons crafted from blueprints obtained during Organized Crime activities across the city's various districts.

Wall Section	Weapon Type	Primary Acquisition Method
Left Wall	Power Pistol	Quest: "Chippin' In" (Looted)
Middle Wall	Blades, Pistols, Snipers	Main Story, Side Quests, Fixer Rewards
Right Wall	Shotguns, SMGs, Rifles	Crafting Specs (Organized Crime)

It is important to note that as of Update 2.0, the crafting system has been overhauled. You no longer need specific Technical Ability perks to craft these Iconics; instead, you simply need the crafting specification and the appropriate tier of item components. This makes completing the right-hand wall significantly more accessible for all character builds.

The Red List of Permanently Missable Stash Wall Weapons

While the Dogtown Black Market vendor, Herold, provides a "safety net" for many missed Iconics, he does not stock everything. Certain weapons are tied to narrative outcomes or specific quest windows. If you miss these, they are gone for that playthrough. Based on detailed acquisition reports , the following items are high-priority:

• Lexington x-MOD2: You must participate in and win the "Shoot to Thrill" competition in V's apartment building. If you fail to win or accidentally disassemble the weapon, it cannot be recovered via the Black Market.
• Stinger: This powerful throwing knife is a reward for the quest "I'll Fly Away." This quest has a very narrow window of availability and will fail if you progress too far into the Panam Palmer storyline without completing it.
• Satori & Nehan: These are found during "The Heist." If you do not go up to the roof to Saburo’s AV and loot his body before leaving the penthouse, you will miss these. While they can sometimes appear at the Black Market, it is inconsistent and highly recommended to grab them during the mission.

How to Fill the Middle Wall with 14 Iconic Weapons

The middle wall is the most diverse section, representing V’s relationships with the major players of Night City. This section includes some of the most visually striking melee weapons and high-utility sidearms in the game.

Where to find the legendary blades and melee weapons

The blades on the middle wall are widely regarded as some of the most effective melee options available. Satori and Nehan are the first you can acquire. Satori is found inside Saburo Arasaka's AV on the helipad of Konpeki Plaza, while Nehan is looted directly from Saburo's body. When used together, they provide a synergy that ranks among the top melee combos in the game.

Further into the story, you will encounter Jinchu-Maru , which is looted from Sandayu Oda during the "Play It Safe" mission. For those who prefer a more elemental approach, Errata (a thermal katana) can be found inside the forge of the Electric Corporation power plant during the "Disasterpiece" quest. Finally, Byakko is a reward sent to V's stash by Wakako Okada after completing all of her fixer gigs in Westbrook.

How to secure the iconic pistols and revolvers

The middle wall also features several pistols with deep lore connections. Archangel is a gift from Kerry Eurodyne after the "A Like Supreme" concert. Plan B , the pistol belonging to Dexter DeShawn, can be looted from his corpse in the junkyard at any time after the prologue. For those working with Padre in Heywood, Seraph is the reward for completing all of his contracts. Crash , a powerful revolver, is given to V by River Ward at the conclusion of his personal questline, "Follow the River."

The specific dialogue choices needed to keep Skippy

Skippy is perhaps the most unique weapon in the game, featuring an AI that talks to the player. To ensure he ends up on your wall, you must navigate his quest carefully. When you first find him in Vista Del Rey, you will choose between "Puppy Loving Pacifist" (aims for legs) and "Stone Cold Killer" (aims for heads). After 50 kills, Skippy will permanently switch to the opposite mode.

Eventually, Skippy will remember his original owner, Regina Jones, and ask to be returned. To keep him for the stash wall, you must tell him "No, I'm keeping you." While this results in the AI calling you a "bad user," it is the only way to ensure the weapon remains in your inventory to be stashed. Note that in Update 2.1, you can eventually return him to Regina and she will later send you the weapon back without the AI, allowing it to be stashed peacefully.

How to Fill the Right Wall with 15 Crafted and Found Weapons

The right-hand wall is a testament to V's technical prowess and their efforts to dismantle the criminal organizations of Night City. Most of these weapons require you to hunt down specific "Organized Crime" activities marked with a skull icon on your map.

Which weapons require crafting specs from Organized Crime activities?

To fill this wall, you must collect eight specific crafting specifications. These are typically looted from the leader of the Organized Crime node. According to CD Projekt Red community discussions , these locations are fixed:

• Buzzsaw: Looted in Northside, Watson. A high-penetration SMG.
• Psalm 11:6: Looted in Northside, Watson. An assault rifle that deals significant thermal damage.
• Sovereign: Looted in Japantown, Westbrook. A double-barrel shotgun with a fast reload.
• Yinglong: Looted in Wellsprings, Heywood. A Smart SMG that deals EMP bursts.
• Breakthrough: Looted in Rancho Coronado, Santo Domingo. A Tech sniper rifle that shoots through walls.
• Comrade's Hammer: Looted in Arroyo, Santo Domingo. A single-shot Tech revolver with explosive rounds.
• The Headsman: Looted in North Oak, Westbrook. A high-damage Power shotgun.
• Moron Labe: Looted in West Wind Estate, Pacifica. An assault rifle with a high rate of fire.

Where to find the heavy hitters and shotguns

Beyond the crafted items, the right wall includes several found weapons. Sasquatch’s Hammer is looted from the Animal's leader during the "I Walk the Line" mission in Pacifica. Bloody Maria is a reward for completing all of Muamar "El Capitan" Reyes' gigs in Santo Domingo. The final slot is reserved for Ba Xing Chong , a Smart shotgun that fires explosive pellets. This weapon is only obtainable after the main story concludes; you must loot the keycard from Adam Smasher and then visit his secret vault on the Ebunike ship in the Northside docks.

The Lone Weapon on the Left Wall

The leftmost panel of the stash wall contains only one slot, reserved for the Malorian Arms 3516 . This is Johnny Silverhand’s signature custom pistol. It is widely regarded as one of the most stylish weapons in the game, featuring a unique melee animation and fire-breathing capabilities.

You obtain the Malorian Arms 3516 during the side quest "Chippin' In." You must loot it from Jeremiah Grayson at the docks. Unlike many other Iconics, this weapon cannot be crafted or bought; it is a one-of-a-kind relic of the 2020s. In Update 2.1, its stats were adjusted to ensure it remains a top-tier choice for late-game combat, particularly for players who enjoy a mix of Power and Tech-style gunplay.

Can You Buy Missed Stash Weapons at the Dogtown Black Market?

If you own the Phantom Liberty expansion, you gain access to the EBM Petrochem Stadium in Dogtown. Inside, a vendor named Herold runs the Black Market. Herold is a significant addition for collectors, as he sells Iconic weapons that the player "missed" during the base game.

However, there is a specific logic to his inventory. He generally only sells weapons that were available as loot during missions you have already completed. For example, if you finished "The Heist" but forgot to grab Satori, it should appear in his shop. He does not sell weapons tied to fixer rewards (like Byakko) or weapons tied to failed quest outcomes (like the Jackie Welles pistols if you sent the body to Vik). Therefore, while the Black Market is a strong safety net, it is not a substitute for careful exploration and quest management.

Why Your Weapons Aren't Appearing on the Stash Wall

A frequent issue reported by the community involves weapons being in the player's possession but not appearing on the wall. This is usually not a bug, but a misunderstanding of the stash mechanics. In Cyberpunk 2077 , your vehicle trunk and your apartment stash share an inventory list, but they are functionally distinct for the visual display.

The difference between the vehicle trunk and the apartment stash

To trigger the visual display on the wall, the weapon must be placed into the physical container inside the Megabuilding H10 apartment. If you simply store a weapon via your car's trunk, the wall will not update. If you find your wall is empty despite owning the weapons, travel to H10, withdraw the weapons from the stash, and then deposit them again while standing in the apartment.

How to fix the Butcher’s Cleaver and crafted weapon bugs

There are two specific bugs that players often encounter. The Butcher’s Cleaver sometimes fails to appear on the wall in the H10 apartment but will show up in other purchased apartments (like the Glen or Japantown). If it won't show in H10, try moving it to the stash in a different apartment first.

Additionally, players using save files from before Update 2.0 may find that their crafted Iconics (like Comrade's Hammer ) do not register on the wall. The most effective fix is to acquire the crafting spec again (if possible) or to upgrade the existing weapon to a higher Tier (e.g., Tier 5 to Tier 5+), which often forces the game to re-check the item's status and place it on the wall.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to keep the weapons in my inventory for them to show on the wall?

No. In fact, the weapons will only show on the wall if they are stored in your stash. If you are carrying them in your active inventory, the slot on the wall will appear empty. To display your full collection, you must deposit all 30 specific Iconic weapons into the stash container at V's Megabuilding H10 apartment.

Can I display Phantom Liberty weapons like Hawk or Gris-Gris?

Unfortunately, no. The stash wall in the H10 apartment was designed with specific slots for base-game weapons. While Phantom Liberty introduced many excellent Iconic weapons, they do not have dedicated visual slots on the Megabuilding H10 wall. They will simply sit in your inventory list without a physical model appearing on the wall.

Does upgrading a weapon to Tier 5++ remove it from the wall?

No, upgrading the Tier of a weapon does not affect its eligibility for the stash wall. Whether the weapon is Tier 1 or Tier 5++, as long as it is the correct Iconic item, it will display properly. In some cases, upgrading a bugged weapon can actually help it appear on the wall if it was previously missing.

What happens if I sell or disassemble an iconic weapon?

If you sell or disassemble an Iconic weapon that belongs on the wall, its slot will become empty. If you sold it, you might be able to buy it back from the same vendor if you haven't left the area. If it's gone permanently, check Herold's Black Market in Dogtown; he may have it in stock if it was a lootable mission item.

Why is my Comrade's Hammer not showing up even though I crafted it?

This is a known issue, often related to the weapon being crafted at a lower Tier or on an older save file. To fix this, try withdrawing the weapon from your stash and then putting it back in. If that fails, upgrading the weapon to the next Tier (e.g., from Tier 4 to Tier 5) usually forces the game to recognize it for the stash wall slot.