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| + | The weapons of choice for the main female character, Revy are twin modified Beretta 92Fs, which are stainless steel and have barrel and slide extended by 1cm each, most likely adapted for suppressors and covered with shrouds. If they were modded for suppressors, she never used them. They are engraved with "9mm Sword Cutlass", the Jolly Roger of the famous pirate Calico Jack (which is also inlaid into the ivory grips), and an inscription in Thai. Due to Revy's ambidextrous marksmanship skills, she is nicknamed "Two-Hands" by the people of Roanapur. | ||
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Revision as of 11:49, 24 June 2008
This is going to be a special project for me since I am a fan of anime and what guns are in anime and this one certain has a lot to show. Stay tune for more
9mm Sword Cutlass aka Modded Beretta 92F
The weapons of choice for the main female character, Revy are twin modified Beretta 92Fs, which are stainless steel and have barrel and slide extended by 1cm each, most likely adapted for suppressors and covered with shrouds. If they were modded for suppressors, she never used them. They are engraved with "9mm Sword Cutlass", the Jolly Roger of the famous pirate Calico Jack (which is also inlaid into the ivory grips), and an inscription in Thai. Due to Revy's ambidextrous marksmanship skills, she is nicknamed "Two-Hands" by the people of Roanapur.
