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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is ~~an official~~ licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is a licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]

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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official ~~collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui~~, ~~and replicates the~~ shotgun ~~of the same name, which is~~ based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]

Wuzh: /* "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02" */

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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 ~~with~~ Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]
	[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]		[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]

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	Thor's Hammer is always fitted with a reflex sight, which has three options, the latter two also granting stat bonuses. The default sight is known as "Thor's Hammer Sight A". Sight B is unlocked by completing Not a Hero on Normal, and increases firepower at the cost of accuracy. Sight C increases both accuracy and firepower, and can only be unlocked in Professional mode, found inside a bird cage requiring 6 Antique Coins to unlock.		Thor's Hammer is always fitted with a reflex sight, which has three options, the latter two also granting stat bonuses. The default sight is known as "Thor's Hammer Sight A". Sight B is unlocked by completing Not a Hero on Normal, and increases firepower at the cost of accuracy. Sight C increases both accuracy and firepower, and can only be unlocked in Professional mode, found inside a bird cage requiring 6 Antique Coins to unlock.

	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 ~~airsoft shotgun.~~]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer ~~airsoft shotgun~~, ~~based on~~ the shotgun of the same name ~~found in~~ ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard'' ~~"Not a Hero" DLC~~.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 with Thor's Hammer ~~airsoft shotguns~~.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 with Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]
	[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]		[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]

Pustelga7 at 18:17, 22 March 2023

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	==M1911A1==		==M1911A1==

	An [[M1911A1]] with features from [[Llama Pistol Series\|Llama]] M1911 models (note the hump in front of the mag well and inclined notches on the slide) and the [[~~Para-Ordnance 1911 Series#~~Para-Ordnance LDA\|Para-Ordnance LDA 7.45]] (note the exposed hammer) is featured in the game, called the "M19 Handgun", first seen being picked up by Ethan in the Tokyo Game Show 2016 trailer. The pistol is found as a secret in the "Beginning Hour" demo, and in the final game is first found near the end of the first section of the game, in the attic of the Guest House, just before Ethan's second fight with Mia.		An [[M1911A1]] with features from [[Llama Pistol Series\|Llama]] M1911 models (note the hump in front of the mag well and inclined notches on the slide) and the [[Para-Ordnance LDA\|Para-Ordnance LDA 7.45]] (note the exposed hammer) is featured in the game, called the "M19 Handgun", first seen being picked up by Ethan in the Tokyo Game Show 2016 trailer. The pistol is found as a secret in the "Beginning Hour" demo, and in the final game is first found near the end of the first section of the game, in the attic of the Guest House, just before Ethan's second fight with Mia.

	Ethan loses this handgun after his second fight with Mia, presumably taken by the Bakers when they capture him. He can then acquire a broken M1911A1 in Zoe's trailer, which can be combined with a "Gun Repair Kit" to restore the double-action 1911 to working order. The 1911 has a smaller capacity than the Glock 17 but does more damage, and it also can use the in-game "Enhanced Pistol Ammo", making it much better than the Glock 17C by that point in the game.		Ethan loses this handgun after his second fight with Mia, presumably taken by the Bakers when they capture him. He can then acquire a broken M1911A1 in Zoe's trailer, which can be combined with a "Gun Repair Kit" to restore the double-action 1911 to working order. The 1911 has a smaller capacity than the Glock 17 but does more damage, and it also can use the in-game "Enhanced Pistol Ammo", making it much better than the Glock 17C by that point in the game.
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	During a flashback sequence near the end of the game, the player resumes control of Mia, now equipped with a [[PP-19 Bizon\|PP-19 Bizon-2]], as she tries to hunt down Evie the runaway B.O.W. aboard the tanker. When control returns to Mia in the present, she can find the same weapon locked in the Captain's room, which she can then use to track down her husband; it, alongside the Makarov, both transfer back to Ethan when control returns to him.		During a flashback sequence near the end of the game, the player resumes control of Mia, now equipped with a [[PP-19 Bizon\|PP-19 Bizon-2]], as she tries to hunt down Evie the runaway B.O.W. aboard the tanker. When control returns to Mia in the present, she can find the same weapon locked in the Captain's room, which she can then use to track down her husband; it, alongside the Makarov, both transfer back to Ethan when control returns to him.

	The game calls this weapon "P19 Machine Gun." Instead of the triangle folding stock, this one has a wire folding stock similar to the [[~~AK-47#AIM/AIMS\|Romanian~~ AIMS]] type AKs. The PP-19's capacity of 64 rounds implies that it is chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. The rate of fire when shooting in full auto in-game is significantly reduced from real life.		The game calls this weapon "P19 Machine Gun." Instead of the triangle folding stock, this one has a wire folding stock similar to the Romanian [[AIMS]] type AKs. The PP-19's capacity of 64 rounds implies that it is chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. The rate of fire when shooting in full auto in-game is significantly reduced from real life.

	The PP-19 is also seen mounted as a sentry gun in the first volume of the "Banned Footage" DLC. Like the other sentry guns, the mounted PP-19 will automatically track and fire at any motion detected within a certain radius, and has more shots available before running out of ammunition and vanishing. It appears again as a sentry gun in the mini game "Ethan Must Die" and "Not a Hero" DLC where it serves a similar function but will continue to dry fire once ammunition has been expended.		The PP-19 is also seen mounted as a sentry gun in the first volume of the "Banned Footage" DLC. Like the other sentry guns, the mounted PP-19 will automatically track and fire at any motion detected within a certain radius, and has more shots available before running out of ammunition and vanishing. It appears again as a sentry gun in the mini game "Ethan Must Die" and "Not a Hero" DLC where it serves a similar function but will continue to dry fire once ammunition has been expended.

Wuzh: /* "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" */

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	== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==		== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==

	A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with a M9A1 frame with extended beavertail an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other, ~~but~~ they ~~all seem to operate in~~ double-action only ~~(more likely, the devs forgot to animate the hammer)~~.		A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with a M9A1 frame with extended beavertail an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other. Like other pistols, they lack hammer animations, making them apparently double-action only.

	The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.		The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.

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	[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Recoil.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Tired of the noises it makes, Ethan decides to kill the Mr. Everywhere bobblehead inside the first Safe Room. Note the higher-than-average recoil. This high recoil is observed on the "Albert-01", "Albert-01R", and "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" when using RAMRODs (the "AW Model-01" has a normal level of recoil when not using RAMRODs).]]		[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Recoil.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Tired of the noises it makes, Ethan decides to kill the Mr. Everywhere bobblehead inside the first Safe Room. Note the higher-than-average recoil. This high recoil is observed on the "Albert-01", "Albert-01R", and "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" when using RAMRODs (the "AW Model-01" has a normal level of recoil when not using RAMRODs).]]
	[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Empty Idle.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Ethan holds an empty "Albert-01R", curious about why the slide has locked back when it wasn't moving to begin with while firing.]]		[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Empty Idle.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Ethan holds an empty "Albert-01R", curious about why the slide has locked back when it wasn't moving to begin with while firing.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|"Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" as it appears in "Not a Hero".]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|"Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" as it appears in "Not a Hero". Note Chris' cup-and-saucer grip, something a trained operator like him would never do.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Aiming the pistol in the DLC. Note that iron sights are fully usable in the DLC.]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Aiming the pistol in the DLC. Note that iron sights are fully usable in the DLC.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The new reload animation for the DLC. When reloading on an empty magazine, Chris will pull back the locked slide to release it and chamber the first round, in contrast with the "Albert-01R", which automatically releases the locked back slide when loading in a new magazine.]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The new reload animation for the DLC. When reloading on an empty magazine, Chris will pull back the locked slide to release it and chamber the first round, in contrast with the "Albert-01R", which automatically releases the locked back slide when loading in a new magazine.]]

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	== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==		== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==

	A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with a M9A1 frame with extended beavertail an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other.		A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with a M9A1 frame with extended beavertail an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other, but they all seem to operate in double-action only (more likely, the devs forgot to animate the hammer).

	The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.		The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.
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	A replica (described as such in its description) becomes available at the start of a new game after beating the game once, called the "Albert-01R". "Albert-01R" has a low capacity of 3 rounds, and uses standard handgun ammo, including Enhanced Handgun Ammo. Its base damage is comparable to a Magnum, which is further enhanced with the Enhanced Handgun Ammo. The slide lacks a cycling animation, but it does lock back when empty. The two base game versions feature a distinctively sharp firing sound.		A replica (described as such in its description) becomes available at the start of a new game after beating the game once, called the "Albert-01R". "Albert-01R" has a low capacity of 3 rounds, and uses standard handgun ammo, including Enhanced Handgun Ammo. Its base damage is comparable to a Magnum, which is further enhanced with the Enhanced Handgun Ammo. The slide lacks a cycling animation, but it does lock back when empty. The two base game versions feature a distinctively sharp firing sound.

	The pistol returns in the "Not a Hero" DLC and is one of the two firearms available to Chris Redfield. Here, it is named "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01", which is presumably its full name. Like the final boss version, it has a 9 round capacity. It now has a correct slide cycling animation~~, however the hammer is always uncocked~~. On Easy and Normal, the pistol is provided to Chris at the start of the game. On Professional, the pistol is found inside the first room of the mine cart puzzle area. It can fire standard handgun ammunition or a new type of special anti-B.O.W. rounds called RAMRODs (rapid-acting mycetotoxic rounds). Like Enhanced Handgun Ammo, RAMRODs deal greater damage, reduce the rate of fire by lengthening the recoil animation (Chris's arms are knocked back much higher when using RAMRODs), and are required to take down the new and stronger molded variants that are invulnerable to normal attacks.		The pistol returns in the "Not a Hero" DLC and is one of the two firearms available to Chris Redfield. Here, it is named "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01", which is presumably its full name. Like the final boss version, it has a 9 round capacity. It now has a correct slide cycling animation. On Easy and Normal, the pistol is provided to Chris at the start of the game. On Professional, the pistol is found inside the first room of the mine cart puzzle area. It can fire standard handgun ammunition or a new type of special anti-B.O.W. rounds called RAMRODs (rapid-acting mycetotoxic rounds). Like Enhanced Handgun Ammo, RAMRODs deal greater damage, reduce the rate of fire by lengthening the recoil animation (Chris's arms are knocked back much higher when using RAMRODs), and are required to take down the new and stronger molded variants that are invulnerable to normal attacks.

	RAMRODs create a cloud of bright white mist upon striking a target, likely representing the toxins they release to combat the fungal B.O.W.s. This effect is also seen on shots from the "Albert-01"; it can thus be deduced that the "Albert-01" dropped to Ethan is filled with RAMRODs.		RAMRODs create a cloud of bright white mist upon striking a target, likely representing the toxins they release to combat the fungal B.O.W.s. This effect is also seen on shots from the "Albert-01"; it can thus be deduced that the "Albert-01" dropped to Ethan is filled with RAMRODs.

AndreaPortapizze: /* "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" */

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	== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==		== "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" ==

	A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's ~~[[Beretta 92FS]]~~ "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with ~~an additional accessory mounting system,~~ an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other.		A heavily modified version of Albert Wesker's "Samurai Edge" returns in the game as a heavy anti-B.O.W. pistol. It has been modified with a M9A1 frame with extended beavertail an LAM, and an octagonal suppressor based on the SilencerCo Osprey. Three versions are found at different points in the game, each slightly different from the other.

	The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.		The handgun is first dropped to Ethan during the final boss fight to finish off the boss, as per RE tradition of finishing the final boss with either a rocket launcher or a magnum. Here, it is called "Albert-01", and comes with 9 rounds in the magazine and no additional ammo. The LAM on this version is turned on, the only version to do so.
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	A replica (described as such in its description) becomes available at the start of a new game after beating the game once, called the "Albert-01R". "Albert-01R" has a low capacity of 3 rounds, and uses standard handgun ammo, including Enhanced Handgun Ammo. Its base damage is comparable to a Magnum, which is further enhanced with the Enhanced Handgun Ammo. The slide lacks a cycling animation, but it does lock back when empty. The two base game versions feature a distinctively sharp firing sound.		A replica (described as such in its description) becomes available at the start of a new game after beating the game once, called the "Albert-01R". "Albert-01R" has a low capacity of 3 rounds, and uses standard handgun ammo, including Enhanced Handgun Ammo. Its base damage is comparable to a Magnum, which is further enhanced with the Enhanced Handgun Ammo. The slide lacks a cycling animation, but it does lock back when empty. The two base game versions feature a distinctively sharp firing sound.

	The pistol returns in the "Not a Hero" DLC and is one of the two firearms available to Chris Redfield. Here, it is named "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01", which is presumably its full name. Like the final boss version, it has a 9 round capacity. It now has a correct slide cycling animation. On Easy and Normal, the pistol is provided to Chris at the start of the game. On Professional, the pistol is found inside the first room of the mine cart puzzle area. It can fire standard handgun ammunition or a new type of special anti-B.O.W. rounds called RAMRODs (rapid-acting mycetotoxic rounds). Like Enhanced Handgun Ammo, RAMRODs deal greater damage, reduce the rate of fire by lengthening the recoil animation (Chris's arms are knocked back much higher when using RAMRODs), and are required to take down the new and stronger molded variants that are invulnerable to normal attacks.		The pistol returns in the "Not a Hero" DLC and is one of the two firearms available to Chris Redfield. Here, it is named "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01", which is presumably its full name. Like the final boss version, it has a 9 round capacity. It now has a correct slide cycling animation, however the hammer is always uncocked. On Easy and Normal, the pistol is provided to Chris at the start of the game. On Professional, the pistol is found inside the first room of the mine cart puzzle area. It can fire standard handgun ammunition or a new type of special anti-B.O.W. rounds called RAMRODs (rapid-acting mycetotoxic rounds). Like Enhanced Handgun Ammo, RAMRODs deal greater damage, reduce the rate of fire by lengthening the recoil animation (Chris's arms are knocked back much higher when using RAMRODs), and are required to take down the new and stronger molded variants that are invulnerable to normal attacks.

	RAMRODs create a cloud of bright white mist upon striking a target, likely representing the toxins they release to combat the fungal B.O.W.s. This effect is also seen on shots from the "Albert-01"; it can thus be deduced that the "Albert-01" dropped to Ethan is filled with RAMRODs.		RAMRODs create a cloud of bright white mist upon striking a target, likely representing the toxins they release to combat the fungal B.O.W.s. This effect is also seen on shots from the "Albert-01"; it can thus be deduced that the "Albert-01" dropped to Ethan is filled with RAMRODs.

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M1911A1

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	[[Image:ParaOrdnanceLDA745.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|none\|Para-Ordnance LDA with exposed hammer (single stack 7.45) - .45 ACP]]		[[Image:ParaOrdnanceLDA745.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|none\|Para-Ordnance LDA with exposed hammer (single stack 7.45) - .45 ACP]]
	[[File:Re7 1911 Model.jpg\|thumb\|600px\|none\|The "M19"'s model; note the hooked double-action trigger, and uncocked hammer. The hump in front of the mag well is only observed on some [[Llama Pistol Series\|Llama 1911 clones]] for 1911s.]]		[[File:Re7 1911 Model.jpg\|thumb\|600px\|none\|The "M19"'s model; note the hooked double-action trigger, and uncocked hammer. The hump in front of the mag well is only observed on some [[Llama Pistol Series\|Llama 1911 clones]] for 1911s.]]
	[[File:Resident-evil-7-M1911-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|An official screenshot ~~released by~~ Capcom in TGS 2016 (the same scene is also glimpsed in the TGS 2016 trailer), showing Ethan checking the chamber ~~on the 1911, keeping his finger off~~ the trigger~~. This is a strong indicator~~ that Ethan may have some firearms training, ~~although this supposed training doesn't extend allowing~~ him ~~to use any firearm's~~ sights ~~while aiming~~. This scene doesn't play in the final game, since Ethan doesn't have his left hand during this sequence. The brass-checking animation is still present in the game however, used when any pistol is picked up for the first time in a game (by a player character ~~who has both of their hands)~~. If Ethan skips the Guest House M1911 and repairs the broken M1911 in Zoe's trailer, this animation will be played, as it's his first time picking up the M1911 in a game, after his left hand has been reattached~~.]]~~		[[File:Resident-evil-7-M1911-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|An official screenshot from Capcom at TGS 2016 (the same scene is also glimpsed in the TGS 2016 trailer), showing Ethan checking the 1911's chamber in the Guest House. The trigger discipline suggests that Ethan may have some firearms training, though apparently not enough to make him aim down sights.]]
	~~[[File:Re7 1911 Pickup.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The same scene from the finished game has a different animation, since Ethan now lacks the correct number of limbs to actually perform a brass check~~.]]		[[File:Re7 1911 Pickup.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|This above brass check scene at the Guest House doesn't play in the final game, since Ethan doesn't have his left hand during this sequence. The brass-checking animation is still present in the game however, used when any pistol is picked up for the first time in a game by a two-handed player character. If Ethan skips the Guest House M1911 and repairs the broken M1911 in Zoe's trailer, this animation will be played, as it's his first time picking up the M1911 in a game, after his left hand has been reattached.]]
	[[File:ResidentEvil7-M19-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The protagonist from the "Beginning Hour" demo, camera operator Clancy, finds a 1911 after flushing a blood filled toilet. This is a possible reference to ''[[Silent Hill 2]]'' as it too featured a useful item that could be fished out of a clogged and filthy toilet.]]		[[File:ResidentEvil7-M19-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The protagonist from the "Beginning Hour" demo, camera operator Clancy, finds a 1911 after flushing a blood filled toilet. This is a possible reference to ''[[Silent Hill 2]]'' as it too featured a useful item that could be fished out of a clogged and filthy toilet.]]
	[[File:ResidentEvil7-M19-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Clancy fires his new "M19 Handgun" at the basement dwelling B.O.W. called "the Molded" during the "Beginning Hour." Note the uncocked hammer; ''Resident Evil 7'' appears to be the first game in the main series since ''Revelations'' not to feature any hammer animations.]]		[[File:ResidentEvil7-M19-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Clancy fires his new "M19 Handgun" at the basement dwelling B.O.W. called "the Molded" during the "Beginning Hour." Note the uncocked hammer; ''Resident Evil 7'' appears to be the first game in the main series since ''Revelations'' not to feature any hammer animations.]]

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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is ~~an official~~ licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is a licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]

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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official ~~collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui~~, ~~and replicates the~~ shotgun ~~of the same name, which is~~ based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official licensed replica of "Thor's Hammer - AW Model-02", a shotgun based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]

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	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 ~~with~~ Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 and Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]
	[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]		[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]

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	Thor's Hammer is always fitted with a reflex sight, which has three options, the latter two also granting stat bonuses. The default sight is known as "Thor's Hammer Sight A". Sight B is unlocked by completing Not a Hero on Normal, and increases firepower at the cost of accuracy. Sight C increases both accuracy and firepower, and can only be unlocked in Professional mode, found inside a bird cage requiring 6 Antique Coins to unlock.		Thor's Hammer is always fitted with a reflex sight, which has three options, the latter two also granting stat bonuses. The default sight is known as "Thor's Hammer Sight A". Sight B is unlocked by completing Not a Hero on Normal, and increases firepower at the cost of accuracy. Sight C increases both accuracy and firepower, and can only be unlocked in Professional mode, found inside a bird cage requiring 6 Antique Coins to unlock.

	[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 ~~airsoft shotgun.~~]]		[[File:Tokyo Marui SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui SGR-12 - 6mm BB]]
	[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer ~~airsoft shotgun~~, ~~based on~~ the shotgun of the same name ~~found in~~ ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard'' ~~"Not a Hero" DLC~~.]]		[[File:Re7thor.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer "Albert W. Model 02" - 6mm BB. This is an official collaboration product between Capcom and Tokyo Marui, and replicates the shotgun of the same name, which is based on the Tokyo Marui SGR-12, from ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard''.]]
	[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 with Thor's Hammer ~~airsoft shotguns~~.]]		[[File:Thors Hammer vs SGR-12.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|Comparison of Tokyo Marui SGR-12 with Tokyo Marui Thor's Hammer.]]
	[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]		[[File:RE7 NAH screen.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Redfield holds the shotgun in menu image for the ''Not a Hero'' mode.]]
	[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]		[[File:RESIDENT_EVIL_7_Thor%27s_Hammer_examine.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Examining the "Thor's Hammer".]]

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	[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Recoil.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Tired of the noises it makes, Ethan decides to kill the Mr. Everywhere bobblehead inside the first Safe Room. Note the higher-than-average recoil. This high recoil is observed on the "Albert-01", "Albert-01R", and "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" when using RAMRODs (the "AW Model-01" has a normal level of recoil when not using RAMRODs).]]		[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Recoil.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Tired of the noises it makes, Ethan decides to kill the Mr. Everywhere bobblehead inside the first Safe Room. Note the higher-than-average recoil. This high recoil is observed on the "Albert-01", "Albert-01R", and "Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" when using RAMRODs (the "AW Model-01" has a normal level of recoil when not using RAMRODs).]]
	[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Empty Idle.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Ethan holds an empty "Albert-01R", curious about why the slide has locked back when it wasn't moving to begin with while firing.]]		[[File:Re7 Samurai Edge Empty Idle.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Ethan holds an empty "Albert-01R", curious about why the slide has locked back when it wasn't moving to begin with while firing.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|"Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" as it appears in "Not a Hero".]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|"Samurai Edge - AW Model-01" as it appears in "Not a Hero". Note Chris' cup-and-saucer grip, something a trained operator like him would never do.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Aiming the pistol in the DLC. Note that iron sights are fully usable in the DLC.]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Aiming the pistol in the DLC. Note that iron sights are fully usable in the DLC.]]
	[[File:RE7NAH_A01R3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The new reload animation for the DLC. When reloading on an empty magazine, Chris will pull back the locked slide to release it and chamber the first round, in contrast with the "Albert-01R", which automatically releases the locked back slide when loading in a new magazine.]]		[[File:RE7NAH_A01R3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The new reload animation for the DLC. When reloading on an empty magazine, Chris will pull back the locked slide to release it and chamber the first round, in contrast with the "Albert-01R", which automatically releases the locked back slide when loading in a new magazine.]]