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RE8 Village Colt 1851 Navy Cartridge Conversion Custom "Wolfbane" (Magnum)

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Game Content: Weapons, Sounds

Weapons: Pistol

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6 Jul, 2021 @ 9:30pm

4 Sep, 2022 @ 3:20am

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Description

A highly modified and engraved single-action only revolver found in Moreau's Lab house in Resident Evil 8 Village is the Colt 1851 Navy Cartridge Conversion, known as "M1851 Wolfbane" in-game. This was apparently a gift to Moreau from Mother Miranda according to the notes found in the same house.

An American revolver designed by Colt specifically for military use during the 19th century. The cartridge conversion variant utilises cartridges instead of cap and ball, an old West method of loading firearms through the muzzle.

- Replaces the Desert Eagle Magnum

Features:

- No flashlight mount
- engravings that gives absolutely no tactical advantage whatsoever.
- cowboy gun

Credits:
- M1851 Wolfbane model: Capcom
- Animations and sounds: empty
- Ripping, porting, materials, sound mix edit and compiling: 8sianDude

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老深情了 7 Mar @ 7:42pm

awesome！！！

Nerdster1987 23 Sep, 2024 @ 6:24pm

you yee your last haw big iron

Jackeiro Van Der Bell II 10 Sep, 2024 @ 5:22am

Honestly, the fact that you only load five rounds instead of six is a huge turn off for me. If that could be fixed that would be great, but if not then this is still a wonderful gun mod and I'm glad it exists.