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Talk:The Sword (Mech)

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Revision as of 19:22, 30 December 2012 by Bednardos (talk | contribs)
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Good evening and Happy New Year.

Are you really sure that it's Nagant revolver on this screenshot?

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It's more looks like as Smith & Wesson For example this

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Bednardos 30 December 2012, 20:05 (EET)

Hi. Thanks. Happy New Year. About what you said - In the next shot it is Nagant without doubt. Don't forget that the show was set is Russia, we don't have that variety of revolvers available here. I am a newbie both here and in firearms setting in general and still don't have many knowledge, so I cannot deny that possibility (revolver being not Nagant, but Smith & Wesson). But considering the circumstances, I may assume that this is some Nagant modification for it would be strange for a Russian military officers to carry around foreign revolvers, even if they are drug lords.

This page in general is still a raw version. I simply wanted to post it as soon as I can. So please don't blame me too much if I did something wrong anywhere, I'm just a beginner! By the way, could you get to see this show? As far as I have investigated, it is not known at all outside CIS. I guarantee you won't regret watching it, this is one more "Rogue Force", just converted to TV-series and made less violent. SilverFox 30 December 2012, 22:43 (MSK)

Nagant M1910 really has open to the right side cylinder. But it was produced in very small number and it has completely different look. It's just simple continuity error when one weapon was replaced by another. Filmmakers often make it. As for me there is no problem to see any Russian film or TV show. Because I'm from Ukraine :) Bednardos 30 December 2012, 21:20 (EET)

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