The Pistols of Fallout | Revolvers

[@rowdyace5719]

Gunther’s big iron is undoubtedly a reference to Texas red from the song ‘big iron’ in not only the name and color of the gun but the 20 notches on the gun are probably a reference to the line “and the notches on his pistol numbered one and 19 more” also obtaining it from a quest where you go around a fake town robbing people because he’s the outlaw the ranger is after

[@tkts6672]

"in a town there was an outlaw in the name of texas red"

[@Donovarkhallum]

I'm playing Hunt showdown rn and there's a pistol that shoots rifle rounds and I'm pretty sure that's what it is based on

[@OMEGAyurei]

@@Donovarkhallum bruh a real gun based off a game huh

[@Donovarkhallum]

​@@OMEGAyureino based on the song like it's a more accurate representation

[@OMEGAyurei]

@Donovarkhallum your a little slow the gun is a direct reference

[@Xtron5]

what I always thought was funny is that in fallout shelter the .32 pistol only does 1-2 damage and has a variant that literally only does 1 damage, so getting shot by the .32 is apparently the same amount of pain as getting punched

[@josephpeters7076]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 This is not how you get people to follow Jesus, it even speaks of this in the Bible. You lead by example and when people see your success and how happy you are, you let them know about Jesus.

[@gregkropotkin3982]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 you fundies are annoying as hell. Take your soap box elsewhere.

[@kanrakucheese]

Funny enough, assuming the punch is from an untrained man, both are about 100 J of energy (one is just centered into a much more compact point) so not *that* far from reality.

[@user-eh8qq1kk8z]

@@josephpeters7076 wtf was that about 😑

[@josephpeters7076]

@@user-eh8qq1kk8z Obviously the comment is gone now haha.

[@FlymanMS]

I applaud the thing of beauty that you created in FO 76.

[@alecbates7099]

❤

[@-willowthewisp-]

A true Appalachian native

[@Cosmic-Sorceress-17]

The Ranger Sequoia reminds me of a story I have from playing modded Fallout 4 with a childhood friend: I tend to prefer energy weapons, but they always love the cowboy style of weapons and the whole aesthetic of the NCR Desert Rangers. I don't remember the exact circumstances, but they having some rough times and I decided to treat them next time they came over to play with me. I installed a mod that added the Hunting Revolver with a Ranger Sequoia unique, went with their character to get the Sequoia, then set up a footlocker at their base with the weapon inside before returning to the position they left off at when they last played. They really appreciated it, when we were able to play together again. Because of this, the Sequoia always makes me think of them.

[@mr.witherhmc9304]

I think you forgot the 5.56 pistol from New Vegas, it's effected by cowboy and fires the bullets from a cylinder instead of a magazine

[@samuelneuin1988]

It's been quite a while since I played New Vegas, but if memory serves correctly, didn't it offer both a reduced vats requirement as well as a damage boost from vats

[@GarGhuul]

That Gun.

[@bigboyemotheescamo78]

BLADERUNNER!!!!!!!!!!

[@obnoxiouspedant]

I love That Gun

[@robertmagill6005]

It was cool having a handgun that could fire armor piercing rounds.

[@duncan0wood]

Colt single action reproductions are commonly chambered in 357. The Casual revolver looks like a freedom arms 454 which is a beefed up single action.

[@jess-da-bomb350]

They also make SAAs in 45 long colt, could be one of them

[@cowboycurtis4944]

Ruger makes a Blackhawk in .454 Casull so it could easily be that.

[@ExtraThiccc]

The 0451 code is actually not a reference to Fahrenheit 451. It was simply the code to the system shock developer's office door.

[@Bar0wner87]

True and real and factual

[@youmukonpaku3168]

it's a reference to every immersive sim ever using that as the code for the first lock, which in turn is because it was used on the first lock in System Shock, which is because it was indeed their office door code. That it happens to be incidentally related to a novel that's often thematically relevant to immersive sims is just a very Bob Ross happy accident.

[@ExtraThiccc]

@@youmukonpaku3168 absolutely true, 451 is burned into the mind of anyone who played system shock, deus ex, or any im-sim

[@Eric-vs2he]

8:37 there is special type of ammo called rat shot/snake shot that is used for pest control, it is basically a miniature shotgun shell

[@zhenweilai799]

True True

[@jameskazd9951]

also great for if you are out hiking somewhere with venomous snakes

[@OleDirtyMacSanchez]

.50 BMG Rat Shot is nuts.

[@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678]

​@@OleDirtyMacSanchezrealisticly, what are you shooting with that? Rodents of unusual size?

[@OleDirtyMacSanchez]

@@thegreenberretwearingbrony9678 I didn't make it and I didn't even know there was .50 BMG RatShot, thankyou Kentucky Ballistics. Check out his channel and other GunTuber Channels for interesting and Obscure Firearms related shit. I also recommend Taofledermaus and Brandon Herrera. Brandon's latest video was the Fist Gun from Inglorious Bastards

[@e.u.palphawolvesmilitia6991]

Paulsons revolvers shotgun affect is called "snake shot" IRL. Snake shot can be made in most modern pistol calibers

[@badideagenerator2315]

ratshot/snakeshot also comes in .50 bmg for "unusually large rodents"

[@2fortcow]

@@badideagenerator2315YWNBAW

[@kanrakucheese]

Yes, but it shouldn't just magically make all ammo in it snake shot... or have a swing out cylinder on a cowboy gun.

[@e.u.palphawolvesmilitia6991]

​@kanrakucheese and changing a receiver doesn't make a 10mm more powerful, yet that is the way it works in fallout 4 and 76. I don't believe anyone is claiming that BGS knows anything about realistic firearms. I was simply stating why a cowboys side arm would have a shot gun affect

[@EndofYourWorld]

I think Nuka World would totally give a child a live firearm. They had a Black Mamba in the petting zoo (even if it was an "accident").

[@windwalker5765]

Considering that .38 might be the most common ammunition in Fallout 4, it's a real shame that there is no .38 revolver in the game besides the Pipe Revolver. A .38 single or double action would be a decent early-game alternative to the 10mm.

[@smitty_qw]

I believe that the .38 in fo4 and fo76 is more akin to a .380 Auto instead of a .38 special.

[@astrotrek3534]

@@smitty_qw The picture on the box is a revolver though

[@smitty_qw]

@@astrotrek3534 i know but it is honestly stupid how it was implemented not having a .38 pistol but all semi auto .38 guns.

[@hellspawn22001]

Two things about the duel with one eyed Ike: 1. He fires a laser that if I remember correctly hurts meaning they where actually hitting children with real lasers, so giving them a real pistol seems about in the same lane. 2. Because of the said laser it is rigged in Ike’s favor continuing the tradition of rigged carnival games.

[@user-ko6gk7tf6l]

I always assumed that the revolver was supposed to use blank rounds or a cap gun, cause why would Nuka Cola waste money and a gun on some kid

[@AJordan44-]

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[@ThommyofThenn]

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[@pippogriffthegreat7003]

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[@Vonstab]

The scoped .44 revolvers in Fallout 3 are an homage to The Road Warrior aka Mad Max 2 from 1981. The main villain Lord Humungous carries one as his personal weapon.

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

Which is funny, considering that Lord Humungus’s scoped revolver was actually a Model 57, chambred in the sadly forgotten .41 Magnum, which was intended to replace the .44 as a more powerful, flatter shooting and softer recoiling round for Police Use.. but thanks to films like Dirty Harry, the.44 magnum regained its popularity and overshadowed its younger cousin, which was swiftly forgotten.

[@Terrik240]

10:25 that skeleton had an...interesting final moment with that desk fan.

[@badideagenerator2315]

blunderbusses would often be loaded with regular musketballs. they were primarily used as short-barreled muskets for naval boarding. the flared muzzle is to assist with loading.

[@campbellhansen7533]

27:55 funny enough, it might not be missing its rear sights. As a police pistol, it may be designed and intended for extremely close shooting, and as such just has a rough “left-right” helping sight.

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

Show me any real world example of that. I bet you can't

[@jefftanner690]

​@@wallythewondercorncake8657 poo poo

[@quaygrass6212]

@@wallythewondercorncake8657Why do you sound angry?

[@KhrZygarde]

Love revolvers. I used to own a .357 Magnum until I gave it away. Would love to own a Single Action Army.

[@tylertate3584]

The single action army is like, the holy grail for american gun history nerds. I’d love one myself

[@almastidyatlov9641]

@@tylertate3584 I am not very well-versed in gun history, but I do appreciate collectors and nerds. How come it is so legendary?

[@highlandrab19]

Its the classic cowboy gun featuring in every western film made

[@almastidyatlov9641]

@@highlandrab19 Neat!

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

@@almastidyatlov9641for one thing, it’s design has been around since 1873, and is the quintessential ‘old west cowboy” gun, right next to the Lever action Rifle.

[@mechawolfstudios4737]

Having revolvers in a post apocalyptic setting makes a lot of sense, since they are really reliable and durable.

[@drachenklaue07]

Just as reliable and robust as a well made pistol, too.

[@komiks42]

​@@drachenklaue07But ya know, style.

[@Veeooom]

Don't need to scavenge for magazines either which is a problem nobody ever seems to face in fiction lmao

[@hazcat640]

8:36 There are 'snake shot' shells made in the following calibers: .22LR, 38/.357, 44 spl / mag, 45 Colt, 9mm and others. I load my own using #12 shot but most manufactured is made with #8 or # 9. Also 45 'Long' Colt does not exist. It is simply 45 Colt.

[@youmukonpaku3168]

apparently, some people also offer rat shot in .50 BMG. I don't know what the intended application of this is, other than having a giggle, but it's pretty good at that one.

[@l0sts0ul89]

​@@youmukonpaku3168 for bear sized beasts and or zombies

[@cascadianrangers728]

The funnel shape tip of a blunderbuss is to allow the easy reloading of shot or powder in the dark, or while running or standing on a violently pitching ship at sea. It has no effect on shot spread, there are even a few rifles with the same wide muzzle tip

[@spikeshartell4675]

funny thing is the .44 magnum was the most powerful handgun in the world when that movie came out. Now it's outclassed by the .500 nitro and the Magnum research desert eagle chambered in .50 AE and their BFR revolver chambered in .45-70

[@Myomer104]

Even when Dirty Harry made the claim, .44 Mag was outmatched, as .454 Casull had been developed by then.

[@patrikhjorth3291]

I can't help but wonder if anyone has had a Magnum Research BFR .45-70 custom embellished to look like a Ranger Sequoia. If I was in a position to have that done, I _absolutely_ would.

[@Steel-101]

Dude the Ranger Sequoia is the king. Man that is my favorite revolver. In my opinion it’s a bummer that we have to use the “Shady Sands shuffle” to get it from a Ranger & Chief Hanlon(or if Hanlon shoots himself. Which leads to a bad ending for the Rangers). It would be cool if Hanlon gave you the rank of Ranger in the NCR(if you didn’t turn him in). Then he gave you a free Ranger Sequoia & non-disguise ranger coat. Plus the fully upgraded revolver from F4 is awesome too. Another crazy cannon. 😎👍🏼

[@OleDirtyMacSanchez]

Can also be taken from the NCR Ranger Veterans.

[@Steel-101]

@@OleDirtyMacSanchez I know. That’s why I mentioned the shady sand shuffle. That can be used with Rangers and chief Hanlon but it would be a lot better if we got the weapon as a reward for a faction quest.

[@clightskyson9955]

@@Steel-101The Ranger Sequoia is a special item only handed out to rangers who’ve done 20 years they’re not going to just give it to some mailman lol. Personally I like to think of it as either a trophy the courier forcefully takes or “oh that ranger/Hanlon is dead he don’t need it anymore” pickup.

[@Six-shots]

​​@@clightskyson9955🤓 only 20 years then they give it to you ☝️bro we don't care we just want a cool pistol.

[@Steel-101]

@@clightskyson9955 Well yeah in reality they wouldn’t but keep in mind this is a video game. RPG heroes always get unique advancements when it comes to earning a rank. For example you hit the rank of Knight and paladin pretty quickly in the BOS in fallout three, new Vegas, F4 and 76. Same thing goes for Star Wars games and Jedi ranks. So I think the same thing should apply to the NCR and Caesars army.

[@Pigness7]

Issue with the fanning the hammer automatic .44 animation in fallout 4 is that it doesnt have third person animations so you just BRRRT all the bullets out with no anims to match (Also it breaks if you get any reanimations)

[@DamnedSilly]

Most people credit the spread of 0451 to it having been the door code at Looking Glass Studios. People who worked there worked on all the games mentioned and many more where the code was also used including Fallout 4. There's even an achievement in Deathloop for trying the code on locked doors. Yes, the code was originally chosen as a reference to Ray Bradbury's story to make it easy for a bunch of nerds to remember.

[@antmccloud6264]

"This reload time is exhilarating!"

[@RicardoDuarte2510]

*Insert revolver ocelot quote here*

[@tristanseaver9054]

Revolver?! I 'ardly know 'er!!

[@TomBales]

I remember the .44 in FO3 and the fact that there was no blast shield on the frame behind the cylinder to shield the shooters face from flying primers and such in the event of a cookoff,

[@cloudyvulpine]

always love some fresh RadKing content to feed my current fallout addiction, glory to Atom!

[@unoriginalperson72]

Fallout 2 revolver is actually really accurate for me, I didn't even realise it had the lowest range of all pistols

[@kanrakucheese]

IIRC every gun in Fallout 1/2 except 9mm Mauser, 14mm pistol, combat shotgun, gauss pistol, gauss rifle, CAW, jackhammer, sawed-off shotgun, and shotgun (which all get a fixed bonus to hit chance that's the same across all the ones listed) as well as scoped guns (which get a penalty at close range) actually has the the same accuracy. The only thing that differs among F1/F2 guns is the range they start taking penalties at

[@saladinbob]

I believe one of the FO3 nods is also a nod to Snake Plissken because he uses Scoped magnums in Escape from LA (terrible movie) and the character on the alien ship wore a jacket with the same designed snake that Plissken has on his stomach.

[@obnoxiouspedant]

Escape from LA is a masterpiece how dare you

[@skeel_8923]

The Gunther's big iron is probably a reference to big iron by Marty Robbins, the song mentions the notches of a pistol being 1 and 19 more which the pistol has, plus the name big iron is pretty obvious. Also the song is one everyone knows from New Vegas.

[@ConnorNotyerbidness]

Its not a "probably" it just Is lol

[@gioflores7989]

Glory to ⚛️

[@christophemolhant2891]

May we bask in its glow.

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[@okinawa8724]

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[@stefanstoyanov7460]

​@@christophemolhant2891Soon, brother. Soon.

[@whodat1884]

Intro remains undefeated.

[@frisk1927]

Glory to the bomb! Though seriously you’ve helped me through some really tough times and I wanted thank you so much

[@mairaineplayzgames2205]

0:40 THE ULTIMATE STANDOFF!!!

[@kylekozlov3674]

Not only did this video get me through the last 40 minutes but your videos have been comforting and given me solace recently in the hardest part of my life. Thank you man

[@livid_spider]

From a realism standpoint it makes sense why the 44. can’t fan the hammer. Fanning the hammer comes from when single action revolvers were the only option but even then it was only used as trick to entertain people. Fanning wouldn’t work if the revolver was a double action because the cylinder will only rotate as the trigger is pulled. So you’d basically just be trying to shoot the same spent cartridge. But it’s the fallout universe so logic is nonexistent so it still could be a thing all things considered

[@hanzzel6086]

Well, that depends on the double action. Most double actions I know of can be used as single actions because their cylinders rotate when the hammer is cocked, doesn't matter how it is cocked. Of course, there is no shortage of double action-only revolvers either. And you would normally be doing it to increase trigger sensitivity and improve accuracy.

[@livid_spider]

@@hanzzel6086 all I know is when I tried fanning my double action it wouldn’t work. That maybe because of the revolver I have (a 357 Smith and Wesson that can shoot double and single action) but I’m sure the cylinder wouldn’t rotate unless the trigger was actually squeezed and released, but I only tried it with the an empty cylinder and dummy rounds but I doubt anything different will happen with live rounds.

[@Vicstier]

I’m a simple man. I see our Father in Atom’s video. I watch it. Simple as.

[@Tomewarden]

"Gunther's Big Iron" containts two references to Marty Robbins's "Big Iron." The first is the name, the second is the 1 and 19 more notches on the gun.

[@Starham2000]

I always thought that the western revolver is a reference to the incident that prompted Disney to disallow guests to wear costumes in the park, when a kid brought a real gun to the Superman Stops a Bank Robbery live event and tried to shoot George Reeves.

[@passingrando6457]

4:30 the Model 19 somehow weighing more than a Deagle makes my brain feel hurty. The _lightest_ model of Deagle, which didnt exist when Fallout was made, is still over a pound heavier than the heaviest Model 19 variant. The standard Mark XIX in the game is IRL about two and a half pounds heavier than the 4" Model 19 pictured in game.

[@LostInkwell]

For the .44 magnum that Paulsen gives you, it might be using a round type called duplex (which a round in which two bullets are loaded into the round and split apart from each other after exiting the barrel). A fallout 4 mod called Combined arms had them as an option for ammo type in the weapons workbench for the weapons that mod added.

[@whirlwindgaming6973]

I always thought Dry Rock Gulch was supposed to be a guided tour type of event and Ike duels an employee tour guide instead of a guest

[@poromafia]

Fallout 3's scoped magnum is a reference to Mad Max 2 and the gun Lord Humungus uses.

[@Pigness7]

The casull revolver is prolly based on the Freedom Arms Model 83 Field

[@jamesrozell6467]

Definitely

[@violentmankey4910]

Always love seeing a new RadKing video

[@sgtmarcusharris4260]

One thing to note the scope on the 3 revolver is a mad max reference

[@thebigsucc030]

I’ve been waiting for my precious precious revolvers video

[@ikeduno7973]

Pistols are my forever build. Revolvers. Every game. I can't help it, they make Duno smile, revolvers.

[@wolfenrichtophen6010]

I have a feeling Radking might cover Fallout 2d20 at one point or another.

[@CrookedSkew]

Another interesting, educational and entertaining video. it's a great combination because it includes the different Fallout games as well as the history of the guns. Thanks.

[@Dalocklear73]

Love listening at work, or playing just playing some fallout. you’re the best man!

[@benjaminwright3174]

the magnum research bfr was actually only chambered in rifle cartridges not handgun cartridges

[@derekelliott6098]

Is that FDR in the radio sound with the geiger sound. Snarf, I've asked a few times now.

[@rayanderson5797]

I was struck by that date mentioned for the black powder pistol, so I had to check. But yeah a single shot percussion cap pistol would be a little archaic for 1850. Black powder weapon would make sense for a post apocalypse, though. They're easier to create, and the ammunition can be crafted with nothing more than some molds and a campfire, as opposed to requiring special presses for brass-cased ammo. There was a show about an apocalypse that wiped out all electronic technology and the main authority used muskets, because they could make them and reload them without needing electrically-powered machines. More modern guns did exist, but the ammunition was hard to find, since no new ammo could be made. There was one scene where a rebel with a modern sniper rifle was really cleaning house on some of the authority soldiers, until he ran out of the 10 or 15 rounds he had.

[@Evarakeus]

Electricity is not strictly needed at any stage of the reloading process though. Everything necessary for a modern cartridge can be machined/produced without powered machinery, and even if it couldn't be then percussion cap revolvers and breech-load rifles would be the logical fallback well before muskets lol

[@JACk79457]

I just watched me melee weapons of fallout for the fourth time because I was waiting for the next radking drop, little did I know, bro I was about to serve it hot and fresh today 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙏

[@hekkenschutz]

Vielen Dank für deine Video

[@HoneydewBeach]

When the .44 Magnum cartridge was first designed, it was the most powerful pistol cartridge in the world, but it has since been surpassed by larger cartridges such as .50 AE and .500 S&W

[@MrAntiexistancerifle34157]

20:49 The Early Retirement. This revolver is nice and all but I wander why Bethesda didn't add the .223 pistol or 5.56mm pistol instead.

[@Pigness7]

because the CC addon was a house mod, the revolver was a cute unique but all the custom modeling work went into the house.

[@Vonstab]

Easier and cheaper to reskin an existing model than to add a new gun complete with the proper animations.

[@Evarakeus]

Don't ask Bethesda, ask the modder who made it (Bloodmeat08, according to the wiki)

[@MegaDoom101]

Thank you, your radness.

[@Wolfsbane101]

Appears one revolver is missing here, the 5.56 gun and that gun from new Vegas

[@TheCelticCowboy98]

Aw yes a revolver, the most reliable shooten iron you can have.

[@Google-Username]

Easy maintenance too

[@73_65]

A fun fact Im sure someone else has commented by now: Even when it's a single large projectile, the projectile part of the ammunition of black powder firearms like muskets, blunderbusses, and cannons is still called shot as long as it's just metal(round shot, grapeshot, chainshot, ect), where explosive ammunition like might be used in a hand mortar or cannon is where the term shell originates in reference to ammunition(as far as Im aware)

[@Deathbecomesme3]

The Casull in Tactics is either a Magnum Research BFR or (less likely IMO) a Freedom Arms model 83.

[@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK]

I’ve actually encountered one of those .32 top break s&w clones at a gun store, I wish I bought it

[@TheyCallMeNewb]

In the Creation Club of Fallout 4, the 'settlement attack' content has named bears at the end of a set. They feature completely absurd damage resistance and health -- far more than anything else. The Mysterious Stranger does not "power through" there. He doesn't even do that much damage.

[@Sundance967]

Quick correction for Mr. RadKing: the use of 451 as a code originated in System Shock, and was not a reference to Fahrenheit 451, but due to the fact it was the code to the door of the office of the studio that made it, Looking Glass, though the Gainer itself is most likely a reference to this and Fahrenheit 451

[@crazyjakeclan7007]

Love this series ChadKing!

[@Jakewake52]

Suggestion for the .44 mag speedloader range buff- not having to single load lets you mentain sight on target while reloading easier therfore being able to aim better at distance

[@TheSmissmasEngie]

Maybe they didn't include the suppressor for the police revolver as, outside of a small handful of exceptions, revolvers can't effectively use one due to the gap in between the cylinder and the barrel

[@Horgler]

Another thing about the Hunting Revolver is that it fires in double-action mode unlike the real BFR. It also has a swing out cylinder for some reason, maybe to give it some flair to help distinguish it from the .357 Magnum.

[@ilias_from_ilios]

I recently came accross this channel while trying to figure out if I want to join BoS, Institute or the Railroad. I gotta say it's the best thing to listen to, kind of like a podcast, while roaming the wastelands.

[@Zthewise]

Those 20 marks, or should I say 1 and 19 more on Gunther's Big Iron is probably a reference to Marty Williams song Big Iron. The number of marks Texas Red had on his gun.

[@MrMightyZ]

Fun fact: The .357, .41 and .44 Magnums were all made by adding one 10th of an inch to the cartridge of their respective Specials (Turns out that the .38 Special’s true calibre is .357) and this is why they can all fire their respective Specials. However the round sitting 1/10th of an inch further back in the cylinder means that the bullet begins travelling inside the cylinder and this would cause excess wear on the “forcing cones” or the start of the barrel. I’m told that more modern guns are made of harder metals so they might bear this excess wear better than the older guns although some disagree. For any movie fanatics who know of “Dirty Harry” movies, the original movie credited with bringing the .44 Magnum to such a level of worldwide fame that the Model 29 was sold out around the world and impossible to buy for months, the titular Harry Callahan says in the second movie, “Magnum Force” that he uses a “light special” round so by his own testimony he didn’t use Magnums but only fired .44 specials through his big revolver.

[@thesquirrel914]

The "Casull" is actually modeled after the Freedom Arms model 73, the first production .454 Casull revolver on the market. Also .454 Casull is far more powerful than .44 Magnum. .454 Casull has more energy at 100 yards than .44 Magnum does at the muzzle.

[@alphawolf3194]

Love hearing the dark choir music from the Nucleus in the intro.

[@cascadianrangers728]

Fallout has always seemed like a setting that would be revolver centric. In real life, in the post war, semiautos were far from new, the military had been issued the same semiauto for 40+ years, but almost all police and many civilians preferred revolvers, they were still kind of the default handgun, you say 'pistol' and the average person of the time would probably picture a revolver in their minds eye.

[@RodsAce]

38:58 the 45 round is based off 45 ACP which is not used in revolvers but is used in the M1 Thompson and Colt m1911

[@reggyjohnson9083]

33:21 Fun fact- I got a legendary model from a ghoul in Kiddie Kingdom before I even set foot in Dry gulch

[@Gripen1974]

I missing the .223 pistol which is a revolver if you look on the in game model. But it use SMG animations.

[@ThommyofThenn]

Well as RATM once said, "revolva!' Bro I just got to the end and I can't believe that was 40 min. I was making a coffee and watering my plants while listening and it just flew by like a .44 slug

[@gabegu5102]

Ahhh yes. I have been awaiting the next powerful sermon the Radking. My soul now basks in Atoms glow 🙇‍♂️ 🙇‍♂️

[@robertmagill6005]

I know it would be ridiculous but I'd love for the next game to have a revolver that fires shotgun shells or .50 rounds. Even 5mm would be cool.

[@dwi2921]

It's worth noting that the S&W Model 29, and .44 Magnum, we're originally designed for handgun hunting. It also came out in the 50s, so very appropriate for Fallout.

[@kiokyyikune]

Revólver with short range?Huh?

[@justinfrazier9555]

Hey man this is regarding the code 0451. That the code 0451 shows up in so many video games because that was the door code to Looking Glass Studios in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I remember it being the elevator code in Deux Ex. Jensen has to use this to use the elevator in the first stage. It is also the door code for the first locked room in Bioshock 2 where the code is written on the door backwards in the steamed glass.

[@pyrocasten]

In fo76 the blunderbuss can be found at prickets fort in a display case, although static world items and weapons are 1st come 1st serve per server (easy work around is a fo1st private server) and the Ranger Sequoia in foNV becomes absurdly common if you gain too much ncr infamy, like literally every other fast travel near an ncr patrol or base spawns a death squad specifically for little old you lol after lvl 16 at least 1 squad member usually always has 1 plus a handful of 45/70 gov. rounds 👍 I appreciate your content, BEHOLD THE POWER OF ATOM

[@assassinred426]

The likelihood has to why the cowboy revolver. Worked like a shotgun. was because during the wild west, there was a technique that cowboys would do where they would Cut 2 on the tip of the bullet so that when it impacted the target, it would break apart, do more damage.

[@royykevern1077]

Been a while since ive played but pretty sure thats exactly what arthur/john does in rdr2 when upgrading rounds at a campfire, never knew it was a genuine thing from the era. Would be cool to see someone do some tests with the method today.

[@assassinred426]

@@royykevern1077 Yeah, you can watch some old cowboys movies. You'll see it in some documentaries reference it haven't actually finished Red dead redemption 2. But I look forward to seeing that

[@Rj-pw7zs]

Lucky and the Mysterious Magnum are the best revolvers in the entire Fallout franchise.

[@hrr_rules1379]

I believe the reason there are so many .32 pistols in FO3 is that they are a VERY easily concealable weapon that would've been popular in metropolitan areas

[@kanrakucheese]

As for an in-world reason why the .357 is .357: For all we know, they're a post-war creation and the loading gate is for economical production. .357 is a rare pistol cartridge that's both good as a black powder cartridge (.38 began as one, and .357 only differs outside of load data for safety) *and* properly utilizes smokeless powder (actually getting a solid speed boost). That it's great as a carbine cartridge too would make it an obvious pick for anyone setting up a gunmaking industry from scratch and would be selling to people who might not have consistent access to smokeless powder.

[@emeraldkoala2543]

My favourite revolver I've gotten in Fallout 4 was a Western Revolver with the Explosive Legendary effect that dropped from one of the Bloodworms in Dry Rock Gulch in Nuka World. One of the few times I've gotten a Legendary item that perfectly fits the build I was using, as I had both the Gunslinger and Demolition Expert perks! Good times.

[@Kujo999]

The Kellogg's Pistol model is actually based on a real world revolver called the S&W 629 Competitor.

[@ViperZero523]

28:21 devs probably quickly found out that suppressors don't actually work on normal revolvers

[@m60pattoncovidiot29]

I think the head of the hellfire power armor is based on the us m50 gas mask

[@alfonsklapa3353]

my favorite pistols is the 10mm its a good side arm for those who sneak and non sneaking wastelanders.

[@thesalmonorchestra651]

Hey! So quick info tidbit, but the 451 used in System Shock and other ImSims isn’t actually a reference to Fahrenheit 451, as cool as that would be, but in fact it was just the code to the office of the devs who made System Shock. It’s a very common and understandable thing to think though, but all future references date all the way back to System Shock 1 and 2