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When the demand arose for a more substantial sidearm, Forello and St. Grode decided to develop a revolver based around the .46 Magnum "Rhadrick" round. The Rhadrick Magnum was large and slow with more stopping power than some standard-issued rifles, and while it had been previously used for single- and double-shot sidearms built for hunting protection, it had never been used in a military weapon.
The resulting weapon was designated the 1125, which was reminiscent of the older and vastly popular 1107 design. Major differences were a break-top design instead of a swing-out cylinder, a capacity of six rounds instead of seven, and an overall larger profile. Larger being a relative term, as the weapon weighed more than three pounds and had recoil that was said to have caused the shooter facial and arm injuries in some cases.
Despite this, it became a renowned weapon and was used by some of the more seasoned military officers, some of which carried the appropriately named Officer's model. The model shown here is the M1125A1 military-issued with a parkerized finish and wood grips.

Another gun from my fictitious Forello and St. Grode Firearms Manufacturers. Let me know if you like this stuff and if you wanna see more or have suggestions.

Description
When the demand arose for a more substantial sidearm, Forello and St. Grode decided to develop a revolver based around the .46 Magnum "Rhadrick" round. The Rhadrick Magnum was large and slow with more stopping power than some standard-issued rifles, and while it had been previously used for single- and double-shot sidearms built for hunting protection, it had never been used in a military weapon.
The resulting weapon was designated the 1125, which was reminiscent of the older and vastly popular 1107 design. Major differences were a break-top design instead of a swing-out cylinder, a capacity of six rounds instead of seven, and an overall larger profile. Larger being a relative term, as the weapon weighed more than three pounds and had recoil that was said to have caused the shooter facial and arm injuries in some cases.
Despite this, it became a renowned weapon and was used by some of the more seasoned military officers, some of which carried the appropriately named Officer's model. The model shown here is the M1125A1 military-issued with a parkerized finish and wood grips.

Another gun from my fictitious Forello and St. Grode Firearms Manufacturers. Let me know if you like this stuff and if you wanna see more or have suggestions.