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Called the "shotgun" in the game, it actually lacks the exposed hammer of the M1897. | Called the "shotgun" in the game, it actually lacks the exposed hammer of the M1897. | ||
In the game, it has an odd reloading logic: despite being pump-action, you can fire 2 shots before you have to pump it. | In the game, it has an odd reloading logic: despite being pump-action, you can fire 2 shots before you have to actually pump it. | ||
As one would expect from the "shotgun" of the game, this gun does a nice work at close range shootouts. | As one would expect from the "shotgun" of the game, this gun does a nice work at close range shootouts. | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 6 April 2009
The following guns were used in the video game The Godfather:
Smith & Wesson Model 10 Snubnose
Called just the "Snubnose" in the game.
It is said to be the most silent and the weakest of the handguns in the game.
Colt M1911A1
Called just "Pistol" in the game.
Colt Official Police
Called "Magnum" in the game, in reality this gun fires .38spl just like the "Snubnose".
It is said to rivalise in power with the "Shotgun" in the game.
Thompson M1928
The gun omnipresent in any mobster movie/game, called inside the game only by it's nickname, "Tommy Gun".
In the game, it inaccurately carries only 25 rounds, when in reality the drum magazine houses a plentyful of 50 rounds.
Winchester Model 1897
Called the "shotgun" in the game, it actually lacks the exposed hammer of the M1897.
In the game, it has an odd reloading logic: despite being pump-action, you can fire 2 shots before you have to actually pump it.
As one would expect from the "shotgun" of the game, this gun does a nice work at close range shootouts.
