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 Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 7:45 pm
Round Size: .454 X 45mm (Casull)
Gun Length- 39 cm (15.35 inches)
Barrel Length- 30 cm (12.25 inches)
Rate of Fire-N/A, 2 a second
Range-150 yards
Firing System- Semi-automatic
Magazine-Clip fed, Standard pistol
Round Capacity-6 rounds
Quick switch firing mechanism-N/A
Weight- 8 pounds unloaded, 9.25 loaded
Scope-none
Accessory-possible tactical light, possible laser
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Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 8:05 pm
Information The Hellsing .454 Casull handgun is essentially a modified custom version of the Colt M1900 with a larger frame, increased barrel size and length (though the M911 has roughly the same caliber size) and strengthened hammer and blowback system, so that it may handle the recoil of the increased round power. As well, integrated sound suppressors (being of the typical washer, wood, and cork/cotton filaments supplemented with synthetic carbon and polyester fiber, most resembling compressed steel wool in appearance.) and flash suppressors have been added, and an overall "heavy" metal style has been added rather than creating the item out of titanium or aluminum, as such materials can be just as strong as iron or steel, however, the heaviness of steel, carbon and tungsten used to help make the gun extremely durable and strong as well increases the guns weight, allowing for better recoil control, dampened recoil, and better control of the firing of the powerful round, allowing the gun to not falter or change directions after one shot and allowed capability to stay directed on one target without heavy effects of recoil. This however makes the gun much larger, heavier, and cumbersome, though increases the accuracy, effectiveness, and rapidness of which multiple rounds can be fired accurately. Essentially, the weight allows the gun to be positioned in the same direction without being jolted upwards, keeping the barrel the direction the same and the gun on target to it's target under repeated stress and fire, and not changing the direction the gun. As well, the .454 casull round can be supplemented with special versions of each, either armor piercing, hollow point, full metal jacketed, created out of silver and baptized with as well an engraved cross, or explosive with either ammonium nitrate or C-4 as the explosive material, either a shaped charge or simply an explosive round. The gun otherwise carries many similarities to the M45, having a very low pressure round and an 80,000 round life, or if fired automatically (the entire time, as in no semiatuomatic fire present) a 20,000 round life, making the weapon extremely durable. It also is at a very low chance for jamming, both having an extremely powerful round and a very reliable magazine.
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