Middle one picked for rendering.
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HiRes render.
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I find that the firing action is illogical for what could be put together. A hammer directly striking the ammo would be simplier to create. Where this seems both more complex in what it would require to make, and in operation. (I imagine you have to pull the firing pin group back towards you between shots.) And if it doesn't have to be cocked after every shot it becomes even more illogical. Even going for a double action type revolver it seems off.
Yea im thinking its spring loaded and you have to cock it back after each shot or its semi auto recoil assisted revolver.. lol not sure I bet it makes sense though in the long run.
[QUOTE=thebacon;43166426]I find that the firing action is illogical for what could be put together.[/QUOTE]
It's made from spare parts, not exactly forged or cut into shape; this sort of fits the 'makeshift' part more than just having a boring, old, regular-looking hammer.
It wouldn't have to be a regular looking hammer. How it is now seems more exacting in construction, in that it appears to be a cylinder with a spring with a firing pin assembly.
As far as recoil assisted. Theres no physical way that firing that weapon would "cycle" the weapon, that is rotate the cylinder and cock the pinball-firing-hammer-thingy.
Animation list includes a jammed reload? This should be interesting.
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