Tsubine's weaponry; Sword & Pistol

NAME:
→ No-Name
→ AutoMag .44

TYPE:
→ Sword
→ Semi-automatic handgun

FORM:
→ Custom-forged officer's sword
→ Semi-automatic large-caliber pistol



BRIEFING:
→ Tsubine's sword was given to him by his family using funds they saved up during his academy days. It is about three and a half feet long,handle included. The handle is ebony with three steel bands that have no purpose other than to simply look good. The other side has a steel bar that connects the rings. The cross guard does not stick out at all except on the narrow sides. It is also made of steel and has a lock that holds it to the scabbard. The scabbard is made of dark mahogany wood with two steel bands between the locket and chape, with three steel buttons in between the rings, locket, and chape. The chape, or end, of the scabbard is also steel-covered and undecorated. The locket, or top, of the scabbard is also steel has a space for a lock to keep the sword held tight. The blade is completely undecorated, but it is made of quite highly-reinforced stainless steel. The tip is curved, but it is mainly two-bladed for the majority of the length of the sword.
→ Chambering: .44 AMP (Auto Magnum Pistol) [10.74x33 mm]
Barrel Length: 6.5 inches.
Overall Length: 11.5 inches.
Weight: 57 oz (3 lb 9 oz) (1.62 kg) [.44 AMP]
Magazine: 8-round single-column box magazine.
Sights: Adjustable target sights.
Finish: Stainless steel.
Furniture: ebony wood grip with slots for Tsubine's fingers to provide for extra comfort.
Features: Ribbed barrel, optional silencer (not owned)
Production: 1970–2002


PICTURE:
→

No Name:

→

44 AutoMag:

SPECIAL ABILITIES:
→ None, it just cuts.
→ None. It just shoots a variety of high-caliber bullets