.45 ACP Revolver

This weapon is part of the handguns.

The Smith & Wesson M625 revolver might shoot slower than Colt's famous 1911 pistol in the same caliber, but is more accurate and takes the same stopping power to the target – and takes the target six feet under.

Smith & Wesson M 625 .45 ACP Revolver
Ammunition:	.45 ACP
Price:	370 $
Damage:	1 D6 + 7
Maximal range:	80 + P * 2
Size category:	Medium.
Rarity:	Quite common.
Range division:	CQC: Up to 25 cm + P * 2: +10 to handguns Close range: + 15 cm: +5 to handguns Middle range: + 15 cm: no adjustment Far range: + 15 cm: - 5 to handguns Extreme range: + 10 cm: - 10 to handguns
AP costs:	3 for common shot 4 for aimed shot 2 AP to reload 3 shots (weird system, check the special rule)
Ammunition feeding:	6 shot revolver drum that can swing out. The reloading process is explained under the special rule.
Minimal strength:	3
Weight:	Gun: 2 pounds 6 shots: 0.1 pounds
Special rule:	Since .45 ACP is rimless ammunition, one needs so called half-moon clips, that each hold three cartridges and more or less replace the rim. One loads therefore always 3 shots at once for 2 AP or the whole drum with 6 shots for 4 AP. Since the half-moon clips are what holds the cartridges in the right spot, single loading is impossible.
Encounterable versions:	Standard model: quite common With Mounting Rails: quite common With red dot sight: common With laser sight: rare With lamp (light bulb/LED): rare With scope (2x or 4x): common