Revolver Mini-Pack

Welcome to my first pack.

Well, mini-pack. There isn't going to be many revolvers in this pack so that's why I'm calling it a mini-pack.

This pack contains 4 revolvers.

.500 Magnum Revolver

This beauty can kill anything in 1 shot with no exceptions (unless you are really far away) but can only hold 5 shots and has a lower than average ammo reserve. Supposed to be OP btw.

1851 Navy Revolver

Being a weapon of the wild west, this revolver tends to be below average compared to many other revolvers. Slow reload speed and fire rate might get you so use your shots wisely. It still kills in 2 shots and knocks down on a single bodyshot so you have some leeway.

Unica 6 Revolver

An extremely unique revolver made by Emilio Ghisoni. This revolver is a semi-auto, being one of the only 2 revolvers (that I know of) that are of its kind. The effort Emilio went to make his design semi-auto had a great side-effect, the gun looks futuristic as heck. Takes two chest shots to kill though it doesn't knock down.

Reichsrevolver M1883

Probably an unexpected addition to you, this revolver is the opposite of the .500 Magnum. It is supposed to be terrible. Kills infantry in one shot no matter what but that's all for its upsides. Its downsides include a long reload time, slow fire rate, a bad iron sight and low muzzle velocity.

As for any future revolvers... honestly I don't know. Maybe I might add one more but for now, I am kind of tired of revolvers so I'll move on to something else.

Credits

All models and animations made by me.

All sounds of the .500 Magnum Revolver are from Killing Floor 2, meaning the credits of the sounds go to Tripwire Interactive.

Firing sounds of the 1851 Navy are from this video.

Any other sounds of the 1851 Navy are from Fistful of Frags, a western FPS (It is a free game btw, unleash your inner western).

All sounds of the Mateba Unica 6 are from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, means credits to Activision. Guess which gun it came from.

All sounds of the Reichsrevolver M1883 came from the World War 1 game Tannenberg, means credits to M2H and Blackmill Games.