Dex-chan lover
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2018
- Messages
- 2,324
Saiga-12shotguns got one big problem.. reloading. it takes time and you need a safe spot to reload. Unless you got a special verison of shotgun?
but real romance is a double-barrel ofc.
Saiga-12shotguns got one big problem.. reloading. it takes time and you need a safe spot to reload. Unless you got a special verison of shotgun?
Yeah, we already saw that his guns don’t have recoil when he shot the three dudes one-handed, and can reload with thought.Saiga-12
but real romance is a double-barrel ofc.
I don't think revolvers are even that coolIt is really quite noticeable when you read manga, that the Japanese experience with guns are almost exclusively airsoft. Let's take the revolver, it has a lower capacity, slower reload speed (unless you have a speedloader) requires more maintenance and cleaning to prevent malfunctions, then there is the cylinder gap, which is prone to get shit in it and also suffers from some pressure loss in comparison to a self contained gun like a pistol. There really isn't any practical reason to choose a revolver over a pistol other than rule of cool.
Not only that, but MC even gets single action and double action wrong, where in double action the trigger mechanically cocks and drops the hammer and single action the trigger only releases the cocked hammer. If all he wanted was the single action mechanic the gun that god was holding would have been fine, as the hammer is exposed meaning it must be cocked before firing and the slide resets the hammer after each shot not the trigger thus meaning it's a single action gun.It is really quite noticeable when you read manga, that the Japanese experience with guns are almost exclusively airsoft. Let's take the revolver, it has a lower capacity, slower reload speed (unless you have a speedloader) requires more maintenance and cleaning to prevent malfunctions, then there is the cylinder gap, which is prone to get shit in it and also suffers from some pressure loss in comparison to a self contained gun like a pistol. There really isn't any practical reason to choose a revolver over a pistol other than rule of cool.
Honestly if you're not in need of maintenance just grab a vector or thompson and call it a day. No maintenance would mean no parts downside as drum springs and bolt wear aren't gonna stop the bullet hose.I’m not a gun person, but considering these magic weapons wouldn’t need cleaning or maintenance, might as well go for the Glock right?
Worst decision I've seen by this guy in this entire series.God gave him a 1911 and bro turned it down