Farrynhite, Architect of Destruction
Jackal Combat FNE-44
.44 cal. Magnum fan-fire capable revolver.
A cheap and easy to manufacture 'cowboy' revolver developed by the lesser known Jackal Combat Company. Its cheap price and light weight has found much favor with first-time criminals and gangs.
Built from various damaged firearm parts and urban city scraps, the FNE-44's form is largely inconsistent, but the power the .44 round it fires remains a constant. As such, some shorter iterations might be a tad uncontrollable when fan-fired.
Regardless of its fan-fire capability, it is still double-action, so users with weaker hands can still fire rapidly with relative ease.
Unfortunately, the miniscule amount of quality materials used negatively impacts its service life, only able to fire around 130 rounds before losing structural integrity, or worse, exploding in the user's hand. Perhaps, it is for this reason that the revolver has got the designation - the FNE-44, with the letter acronym standing for Friday Night Express.
Jackal Combat FNE-44
.44 cal. Magnum fan-fire capable revolver.
A cheap and easy to manufacture 'cowboy' revolver developed by the lesser known Jackal Combat Company. Its cheap price and light weight has found much favor with first-time criminals and gangs.
Built from various damaged firearm parts and urban city scraps, the FNE-44's form is largely inconsistent, but the power the .44 round it fires remains a constant. As such, some shorter iterations might be a tad uncontrollable when fan-fired.
Regardless of its fan-fire capability, it is still double-action, so users with weaker hands can still fire rapidly with relative ease.
Unfortunately, the miniscule amount of quality materials used negatively impacts its service life, only able to fire around 130 rounds before losing structural integrity, or worse, exploding in the user's hand. Perhaps, it is for this reason that the revolver has got the designation - the FNE-44, with the letter acronym standing for Friday Night Express.