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Description

Gun Class: Pistol

Rate of Fire: Double-Action

Limited Customization

Default Ammo Capacity: eight firebomb rounds, or eight .44 magnum rounds

Info:
The Firebomb Revolver is a double-action breach-loading revolver that is based on the Chiappa Rhino and Schofield Revolvers. The Firebomb gets its name from the ammunition that is made specifically for this revolver. The ammunition are 44. magnum rounds that are made from an easy to get classified metal that becomes volatile when hit by a certain wavelength off light. The ammo will function as normal 44. magnum rounds until the hammer is pulled. The hammer on the back of the gun does not cock the gun, nor does it rotate the cylinder, instead it will activate the light (which will stay on for as long as the hammer is pulled back) that will turn on the volatile nature of the bullet, however the bullet will only pose a threat when fired. When an activated Firebomb round is fired and enters a target, it will begin to glow red and will explode after three seconds. When the bullet explodes, it will release some kind of acidic magma-like substance that will fly outwards with the same radius as a frag grenade. So you should definitely not shoot targets at point-blank range with firebomb rounds. Oh, and the revolver can still use regular 44. magnum rounds with no issues.

Description

Gun Class: Pistol

Rate of Fire: Double-Action

Limited Customization

Default Ammo Capacity: eight firebomb rounds, or eight .44 magnum rounds

Info:
The Firebomb Revolver is a double-action breach-loading revolver that is based on the Chiappa Rhino and Schofield Revolvers. The Firebomb gets its name from the ammunition that is made specifically for this revolver. The ammunition are 44. magnum rounds that are made from an easy to get classified metal that becomes volatile when hit by a certain wavelength off light. The ammo will function as normal 44. magnum rounds until the hammer is pulled. The hammer on the back of the gun does not cock the gun, nor does it rotate the cylinder, instead it will activate the light (which will stay on for as long as the hammer is pulled back) that will turn on the volatile nature of the bullet, however the bullet will only pose a threat when fired. When an activated Firebomb round is fired and enters a target, it will begin to glow red and will explode after three seconds. When the bullet explodes, it will release some kind of acidic magma-like substance that will fly outwards with the same radius as a frag grenade. So you should definitely not shoot targets at point-blank range with firebomb rounds. Oh, and the revolver can still use regular 44. magnum rounds with no issues.