The Type 26 was Japan’s first indigenous revolver. It should be added as a standard sidearm. That means it should be a basic pistol purchasable for silver, don’t make it some event item
15 Likes
If this is added I’d like to see it come with overall improvements to revolvers, like full moon clips and higher damage
1 Like
facts obsolete when introduced
break open as opposed to flip side
can repair internals without taking apart
Limited early production
[edit]
A small number of revolvers are known to have the external arsenal symbol stamped but without the external serial number stamped on the frame.[9] The revolvers are interspersed among revolvers with standard production markings for unknown reasons.[9] This production range has examples reported to chamber .38 S&W ammunition but this could be because of later modifications.[12]
Arsenal reworked
[edit]
Arsenal reworked Type 26s lack the bright charcoal blue finish or standard checked patterned grip panels.[12] Serrated grip panels are common among reworked Type 26s and the marking of the Nagoya Arsenal indicates repairing of the Type 26 past its production at the Koshikawa Arsenal.[12] Two existing arsenal reworked Type 26s show stampings of Siamese numerals on the front grips indicating official procurement by the Thai government.[12] Two additional reworked Type 26s have a five-pointed star stamped on the side plate of the revolver indicating Indonesian service after World War II.[12]
Grenade launcher
[edit]
The Type 90 tear gas grenade launcher was developed to be fired with the Type 26 revolver.[16] Gas grenades could be fired by a special 9x22 mm cartridge in place of the regular ball ammunition.[16]
3 Likes
I dont think it have full moonclips nor half moon,friend…
I ment for all revolvers that are applicable
1 Like