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Smith & Wesson 686 Revolver
Weight: 2.6 lbs (1.1kg) Price Range: C17000-19000 Damage Modifier: x13	Type: Antique Revolver Range: Eff. - 165 feet (50m) Max. - 6700 feet (2050m) Magazine Capacity: 7-Shot Rotating Cylinder, 357 Magnum or 38 Special
First produced in the 1980s, the 686 revolver was among the most popular revolver-type handguns made during the late 20th and early 21st century. The durable stainless steel revolver enjoyed the distinction of having the largest number produced of its kind. As such, many surviving examples still exist. It is not unusual to find the gun as a primary use service pistol in many third world nations, and the 686 is still common on the black market. Due to the worldwide prevalence of the potent 357 Magnum and common 38 Special cartridges, both are still widely manufactured abroad.
Colt 1911 Pistol
Weight: 2.4 pounds (1.0kg) Price Range: C20000-27000 Damage Modifier: x15	Type: Antique Pistol Range: Eff. - 165 feet (50m) Max. - 6540 feet (2000m) Magazine Capacity: 8-shot Clip, 45 ACP
Originally designated the Automatic Cartridge Pistol(ACP), Model of 1911 by the United States Army of World War I, this old warhorse has seen more action than just about any other gun in existence. M1911 variants continued to be produced and improved upon (though the basic design remained the same) until the mid 2030s due to several revivals of the extremely powerful 45 ACP cartridge in both military and law-enforcement service. So many 1911 pistols and variations were produced and used in so many countries that nearly unused 1911s still exist, and servicable copies of many vintages show no signs of dissapearing from circulation. 45 ACP cartridges are also readily available in many countries, and circulate freely on the black market in bulk. Since being relegated to secondary markets, the 1911 has regained its old reputation for jamming at inconvenient times, though this can often be resolved with proper maintainance. The antiquated pistol is often prefered to modern machine pistol designs due to its compact size.
M9 Pistol
Weight: 2.6 lbs (1.1kg) Price Range: C16000-20000 Damage Modifier: x10	Type: Antique Pistol Range: Eff. - 165 feet (50m) Max. - 5900 feet (1800m) Magazine Capacity: 10 or 15-Shot Clip, 9mm Parabellum
The M9 pistol is based on the civillian Beretta 92FS pistol which is now exceedingly rare. The M9, however, is not. Adopted as the official service pistol of the United States and early Americorp from the 1980s until the late 2020s, this pistol was produced in the hundreds of thousands and widely exported. Exceedingly reliable, the M9 was faulted only for the disputed stopping power of its 9mm cartridge. Though the round was used in numerous firearms, anecdotal evidence of individuals being shot numerous times and continuing to engage police and military personnel spoiled its complete acceptance in America, eventually leading to the gun's review and dismissal from service. Still, the weapon had many staunch supporters, and by all objective standards the gun was an effective military sidearm. While not as durable or as prevalent as the 1911, the M9 is still known as a reliable firearm, and is far easier to conceal than a machine pistol.
Colt Anaconda Revolver
Weight: 2.6 lbs (1.1kg) Price Range: C18000-21000 Damage Modifier: x13	Type: Antique Revolver Range: Eff. - 165 feet (50m) Max. - 6215 Feet (1900m) Magazine Capacity: 6-Shot Cylinder, 44 Magnum
Another once-extremely-popular handgun, the 1960s-vintage Anaconda is still around in its stainless steel version. At one time considered the world's most powerful handgun, the Anaconda eventually lost out to the fearsome 50 AE round and the guns that chambered it. Even so, the 44 Magnum cartridge remains a force to be reckoned with. Though Americorp laws prohibit the ownership or sale of 44 Magnum ammunition, the worldwide acceptance of the cartridge and revolvers such as this sustains the supply for those who seek it out.