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{{Firearm | <includeonly>{{Row/Firearms1</includeonly> | ||
|name= | <noinclude>{{Firearm</noinclude> | ||
|name=S&W 610 | |||
|id=sw_610 | |||
|glyph=<nowiki>(</nowiki> | |glyph=<nowiki>(</nowiki> | ||
|color=c_dkgray | |color=c_dkgray | ||
|volume=2 | |volume=2 | ||
|weight= | |weight=1133 | ||
| | |bash=10 | ||
| | |cut=0 | ||
| | |tohit=1 | ||
| | |rarity=0 | ||
| | |price=1400 | ||
| | |mat1=steel | ||
| | |mat2=wood | ||
| | |func= | ||
|skill= | |skill=pistol | ||
|ammotype= | |ammotype=40 | ||
|damage= | |damage=2 | ||
|accuracy= | |accuracy=15 | ||
|recoil= | |recoil=6 | ||
|burst=0 | |burst=0 | ||
|reloadtime=60 | |reloadtime=60 | ||
|clip=6 | |clip=6 | ||
|durability=8 | |||
The Smith and Wesson 610 is a classic six-shooter revolver chambered for 10mm rounds, or for S&W's own .40 round. | |description=The Smith and Wesson 610 is a classic six-shooter revolver chambered for 10mm rounds, or for S&W's own .40 round. | ||
|flag1=RELOAD_ONE | |||
}}<noinclude> | |||
== Notes == | |||
{{ranged}} | |||
[[Category:Handguns]] | [[Category:Handguns]] | ||
</noinclude> | |||
Latest revision as of 21:39, 22 June 2015
| ( S&W 610 Hitchhiker's Guide: | |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Materials | steel / wood |
| Volume | 0.5 liters |
| Weight | 2.498 lbs or 1.133 kg |
| Lenght | 0 inches or 0 cm |
| As a Firearm | |
| Skill | handguns |
| Damage Bonus | +2 |
| AP Bonus | 0 |
| Range Bonus | 0 |
| Dispersion | +15 |
| Sight Dispersion | 0 |
| Aim Speed | 0 |
| Recoil Bonus | +6 |
| Ammunition | .40 |
| Clip size | 6 rounds |
| Reload time | 60 turns |
| Other | |
| Price | 14 $ |
| Flags | RELOAD_ONE |
| As a Melee Weapon | |
| Bash Dmg | 10 |
| Cut Dmg | 0 |
| To Hit | 1 |
“ The Smith and Wesson 610 is a classic six-shooter revolver chambered for 10mm rounds, or for S&W's own .40 round. ”
Notes