{"dataset":"RDR2 Weapons","game":"rdr2","section":"weapons","source":"https://outlawdb.com/en/rdr2/weapons","license":{"name":"CC BY-SA 3.0","url":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/"},"attribution":"Data from outlawdb (https://outlawdb.com/en/rdr2/weapons), derived from Red Dead Wiki, CC BY-SA 3.0.","generated":"2026-09-26T14:07:23.581Z","count":54,"rows":[{"slug":"algernons-revolver","name":"Algernon's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Algernon's_Revolver","trivia":["According to Algernon, the grip is made of pearls from Tahiti which, notably, is where Dutch intended the gang to settle in after amassing enough money."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"ancient-tomahawk","name":"Ancient Tomahawk","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Ancient_Tomahawk","weaponClass":"Projectile","ammoCapacity":1,"price":5.5},{"slug":"bolt-action-rifle-rdr-2","name":"Bolt Action Rifle (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Bolt_Action_Rifle_(RDR_2)","trivia":["This weapon is based on the real world Krag-Jørgensen.","Unlike in real life, the Bolt Action Rifle is not used by United States Army in-game despite the Krag being the standard service rifle of the US Army from 1892 to 1903. It is only used by the U.S. Army guarding the train in \"Our Best Selves\".","Unlike the Red Dead Redemption version, which is incorrectly shown being reloaded with charger clips, this version is more accurately reloaded one round at a time through the side-mounted loading gate, the Krag being generally incompatible with charger clips, except a few rare experimental guns (The Norwegian Krags were able to use en-bloc clips).","The Bolt Action Rifle resembles more of a Karabiner 98k further down the barrel, instead of tapering like the Krag.","With a scope attached, this rifle becomes a good substitute for the Carcano Rifle.","A custom version of this weapon is frequently used by Bill Williamson, the only difference being the blued steel components are browned steel, possibly indicating that Bill's rifle is old and worn down.","While unconfirmed, this could indicate Bill's rifle was the rifle issued to him in the Army, and he refused to turn it in when being discharged.","Other users include Lenny Summers and Charles Smith as well as law enforcement, like bounty hunters.","This weapon can also be acquired from armed guards attending a hanging in Saint Denis."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":5,"ammoMax":100,"price":180,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"bow","name":"Bow","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Bow","trivia":["While holding a bow during close combat, the player may stab the enemy with an arrow and deliver a fatal melee kill.","Performing this with a fire arrow equipped won't ignite the enemy.","One of the game's cut content features a quiver that Arthur can store and pull arrows from. This can be partially seen in the second trailer of the game.","Small Game Arrows are blunt-tipped due being crafted with shotgun shells, and thus are the only arrows that do not penetrate the target."],"ammoCapacity":1,"ammoMax":40,"price":124,"ammoTypes":["Arrows"]},{"slug":"browning-gun","name":"Browning Gun","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Browning_Gun","trivia":["While John M. Browning patented the design in 1900 and developed a prototype in 1910, the gun used in the game (M1917) is an anachronism since Browning did not produce that variant for the U.S. Army until 1917. The weapon is likely meant to be a stand-in for the period appropriate Maxim gun. To use a Browning machine of the same time, the M1895 would have been around and in service in 1899.","Archer Fordham mentioned in \"And You Will Know The Truth\" that the gun would lead America to victory in any war they would fight with this weapon and his prediction was correct. The Browning Gun was used by the U.S. military during both World War I & II, wars they did not lose. It was followed by the M1919, which in turn gave birth to the famous Browning M2 .50 cal, the \"Ma Deuce\".","After the events of \"And The Truth Will Set You Free\", Dutch van der Linde's Browning Gun in Cochinay will no longer have armor plating surrounding it, and it will look and act just like a regular Browning Gun.","After long sustained fire, the Browning Gun in El Matadero will 'overheat' permanently and only be able to fire in bursts.","The Browning Gun and the Gatling Gun are relatively equal in power but the Browning Gun is more accurate and has a higher rate of fire.","In Red Dead Redemption 2 the Maxim gun is incorrectly labeled a Gatling Gun, most notably in \"Fleeting Joy\", where Sadie Adler and others refer to it as such. It is most likely that the Gatling was to be used but replaced with the Browning.","The player can use Dead Eye Targeting while using a Browning Gun, although it will fire single shots at a much lower rate of fire instead of its usual full automatic.","If ammunition and arms upgrades for Arthur's wagon are purchased in the camp ledger, Browning gun parts can be seen on the ground behind the wagon."],"ammoTypes":["N/A"]},{"slug":"calloways-revolver","name":"Calloway's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Calloway's_Revolver","trivia":["\"Canis Canem Edit\" is Latin for \"dog eats dog\".","This may also be a reference to the 2006 open-world game Bully, another Rockstar Games title, as the game was initially released as Canis Canem Edit in PAL regions.","Humorously, the Compendium describes how the revolver previously belonged to Jim \"Boy\" Calloway, who \"was shot in the back by the coward Slim Grant\", as Levin would later write, instead of what actually happens."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"cannon","name":"Cannon","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Cannon","trivia":["Cannonballs disappear once they reach a certain distance from a player, any player in Multiplayer. The maximum range for a cannon shot is unknown, but one gunner and one \"observer\" cooperating managed to shoot a ball from El Presidio to past Casa Madrugada.","At the time of Red Dead Redemption, conventional cannons had been obsoleted by more modern rifled cannons, howitzers, and mortars. Smoothbore cannons still found use, but were increasingly uncommon and no longer in production.","The cannon in Red Dead Redemption appears to be based on the 7 inch and 8 inch breech loading Armstrong Guns of the 1850s and 1860s.","Sometimes, when shooting a cannon inside El Presidio, NPC's will aim their weapons or actually fire on the player. This is most likely because they feel threatened by the continued use of the cannon, or some splash damage could have injured an NPC inside.","The Hotchkiss Cannon has a logo indicating it was created by Hutton & Baird in-universe."],"ammoTypes":["n/a"]},{"slug":"carbine-repeater","name":"Carbine Repeater","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Carbine_Repeater","trivia":["The Buck Carbine Repeater is based on the Spencer Model 1860 Carbine.","This is the most common longarm to be used by various NPCs. In real life, however, it was considered fairly obsolete compared to newer models by the time of Red Dead Redemption 2.","It also appears to be the standard longarm for the Van der Linde gang along with the Lancaster Repeater, with those on camp guard duty always using those weapons. Sadie Adler has a custom version in blackened steel with a yellowish wrap around the stock. Sheriff Thomas can be seen using the same repeater in \"A Quick Favor for an Old Friend\". Uncle can also be seen holding the repeater at the end of \"The Tool Box\".","Given that the weapon is given to the player from the start, it is impossible to “View” the weapon from Gunsmith catalogue and hear their dialogues.","In Red Dead Online, Bonnie MacFarlane can be seen holding this weapon as she is sitting down and wiping it with Gun Oil.","It is possible to hear Gunsmith's unique dialogue for the Carbine Repeater during the mission \"The Wheel\" if you choose to go to any gunsmith before delivering the goods to Pronghorn Ranch."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":7,"ammoMax":400,"price":90,"ammoTypes":["Repeater Ammo"]},{"slug":"carcano-rifle-rdr-2","name":"Carcano Rifle (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Carcano_Rifle_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Carcano Rifle is based on the Carcano M91/38 Short Rifle.","The Carcano M91/38 is anachronistic as the in-game model was not manufactured until 1938. However, the in-game model has the rear sight of the M91 Long Rifle, which would be more period accurate.","Unlike the real-world Carcano rifle, the en bloc clip inserted into the rifle does not eject from the bottom after the fifth shot, though the hole on the magazine for that to happen, is modelled into the weapon.","The Carcano M91/38 Short Rifle gained infamy for being the gun that was used to assassinate President John F. Kennedy.","The Valentine gunsmith incorrectly pronounces its name as \"Car-sa-no\".","It is one of three rifles that the player must look down the sights of regardless of what camera mode you're using (and if you're in first-person, regardless of whether you have iron sights activated), with the Rolling Block Rifle and the Rare Rolling Block Rifle being the others.","Through a glitch, the player can dismount the scope of the Carcano rifle, bypassing the limitation. The Carcano rifle is fully functional in first and third person. In the iron sight configuration, the Carcano is a straight upgrade from the Bolt Action Rifle in most parts; not only does the Carcano rifle have better overall stats, it also reloads all round simultaneously.","One of the major flaws of the scopeless carcano rifle has compared to the bolt-action rifle is the use of dead eye. Because the scope is never supposed to be unequipped, the player can't tag targets in deadeye like the latter.","In the Overall section (considering the average of its stats and comparing it to other weapons), the Carcano Rifle is the best weapon in the game, both in Story Mode and Online, although it only can be used for unique scenarios where distance matters. Therefore, the dismounting scope glitch can be used to solve that manner, making it useful for any shooting range."],"weaponClass":"Sniper Rifle","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":120,"price":190,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"cattleman-revolver-rdr-2","name":"Cattleman Revolver (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Cattleman_Revolver_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Cattleman Revolver is based on the Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver.","Based on the 5.5 inch Artillery model. When the long barrel is bought and put at the Gunsmith, it becomes the Cavalry model with the 7.5 inch barrel.","Unlike a real gun, when reloading the player never half-cocks the revolver in order to make the cylinder rotate. Same applies to NPCs.","The Cattleman Revolver is by far the most widely used weapon among various NPCs, Lawmen and bandits. This can be seen as a historical accuracy of the game, as the Colt Model 1873 is generally regarded as the most popular revolver of the Old West. In addition to the appeal of its reliability and other qualities, its popularity came about in part because by 1877 Colt made models of this weapon that could use ammunition that was compatible with the Winchester Model 1873 repeater (and later the Winchester Model 1892).","John Marston has his own unique Cattleman Revolver, as well as various other gang members such as Hosea Matthews, Sadie Adler, Kieran Duffy, Sean MacGuire and Lenny Summers, who also have their own unique versions.","Charles Smith is shown owning a Cattleman Revolver in “That’s Murfree Country” when Arthur asks Charles to accompany him, but he swaps it out for his custom Sawed-Off Shotgun when he learns their destination.","Although the word \"cattleman\" can be thought of as a pun of the older word \"cowboy\", the former originated as a serious term in the 1860s with the rise of large ranches and the demands for raising and herding cattle on a large scale.","Once the player has an Honor rank of +4 or higher (75%+ on the Honor bar), the unique Hero's Pearl Grip will become purchasable at any Gunsmith for this weapon only.","During \"Jim Milton Rides, Again?\" and \"Pouring Forth Oil IV\", the revolver is seen with an incorrect swing-out cylinder.","Given that the weapon is given to the player from the start, it is impossible to “View” the weapon from Gunsmith catalogue and hear their dialogues.","Alfredo Montez utilizes a Cattleman Revolver customized with an ebony grip.","The Cattleman is one of the fastest reloading revolvers in the game. This is in stark contrast with its real life counterpart, as its gate-loading mechanism means that it reloads very slowly with each empty case needing to be ejected before new cartridges are inserted one by one."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":400,"price":50,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"cleaver","name":"Cleaver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Cleaver","weaponClass":"Melee","price":8},{"slug":"double-action-revolver-rdr-2","name":"Double-Action Revolver (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Double-Action_Revolver_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The weapon is based on the Colt Model 1892 Army & Navy Revolver.","The shootout in the customer letter section is based on the \"Four Dead In Five Seconds\" gunfight of 1881, which follows a similar story to what is described in the letter. However, the fictional version of the fight ended in very little violence while the real version of the fight, as it name implies, left four people either dead or dying, and the winner of the fight was subject to two assassination attempts, only surviving the first one.","If the player has an Honor rank of -4 or lower (25% or less on the Honor bar), a unique Gunslinger Ebony grip becomes available for this weapon, obtainable from any Gunsmith.","The player may also be able to purchase this grip with the corresponding amount of high Honor, likely as a result of an oversight.","This weapon is the sidearm of choice for Javier Escuella. His version is silver-plated with black engravings and has a black grip embellished with silver carvings. Additionally, its barrel is slightly longer than that of the regular Double-Action Revolver and it makes its own distinct sound.","Dutch van der Linde uses a pair of these while he is in Guarma.","Micah Bell's signature weapon is a pair of customized Double-Action Revolvers.","The only way to unlock the Gold metal finish and pearl grip customizations in story mode is to complete a scavenger hunt in Grand Theft Auto Online, which was added by said game's Doomsday Heist DLC. The Gold metal finish and pearl grips along with Baroque engravings for this revolver are not available in Red Dead Online.","This is the only sidearm where the loaded rounds can be seen in first-person view. Regardless of how many rounds are fired, it will always show unfired cartridges, but if less than six rounds are loaded the empty chambers can be seen.","Trelawny had an unused Double Action prop intended for the weapons exchange scene in \"A Fine Night of Debauchery\". It was reused for the bounty hunter camp theme in Red Dead Online.","The first shot of each round will be single-action. Because it’s a double-action revolver, you don’t need to cock the hammer for the first round. This might have been a developer oversight."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"price":65,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"double-barreled-shotgun-rdr-2","name":"Double-Barreled Shotgun (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Double-Barreled_Shotgun_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Double-Barreled Shotgun resembles a Remington Model 1889.","Multiple NPCs and gang members may use this shotgun. Uncle has a custom version with a blackened steel barrel and a reddish varnish.","It is possible for the player to store two Double-Barreled shotguns on their horse.","During \"Revenge is a Dish Best Eaten\", Arthur will be tossed a Double-Barreled shotgun by another gang member to shoot open the back door of Angelo Bronte's manor. This shotgun will replace any other longarm that Arthur has equipped."],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":2,"ammoMax":120,"price":95,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"double-bit-hatchet","name":"Double Bit Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Double_Bit_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"dynamite-rdr-2","name":"Dynamite (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Dynamite_(RDR_2)","trivia":["Like the fire bottle, it can be used to kill certain NPCs who are normally unable to be targeted by the player. Despite this, some characters including Thomas Downes and children are completely immune to it as of the most recent patch.","It can also be used to craft dynamite arrows, which will explode upon impact.","Shooting dynamite will cause it to explode. This also applies to the crates of dynamite found around the map and in missions.","Blowing up a train's engine will render it completely inoperable.","Outside of missions, the usage of dynamite tends to be rather unrealistic as it does not properly damage buildings and many objects, and successfully throwing dynamite in particular would be extremely difficult to pull off. Despite this, NPCs do not actually use dynamite outside of scripted scenarios, with the mission \"Urban Pleasures\" and the Online mission \"Come Hell, Come High Water\" being the only two instances where it is used as a weapon. The latter mission appears to be a reference to \"We Shall Be Together in Paradise\", which is the only mission in Red Dead Redemption where dynamite is used as a weapon by NPCs."],"weaponClass":"Projectile","ammoMax":8,"price":1},{"slug":"evans-repeater-rdr-2","name":"Evans Repeater (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Evans_Repeater_(RDR_2)","trivia":["This weapon was originally only available in Red Dead Online, but was added to Story Mode in an update."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":26,"ammoMax":200,"price":140,"ammoTypes":["Repeater Ammo"]},{"slug":"fire-bottle-rdr-2","name":"Fire Bottle (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Fire_Bottle_(RDR_2)","trivia":["There is a different texture for the fire bottle that has a legitimate brand label. It can only be seen at Arthur's Ammo Cart."],"weaponClass":"Projectiles","price":0.75},{"slug":"fists","name":"Fists","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Fists","trivia":["Animals, like dogs and chickens, can be kicked by pressing the attack button while having the fists equipped.","If crouched while the player has their fists equipped and presses the trigger, Marston will do a visually stronger punch, while some characters will do a swinging right hook or an uppercut.","In Blackwater, Marston can pick a fight with a police officer, not gain a wanted level or bounty, and have no loss in honor. But if another police officer sees the fight, the two officers will gang up on Marston, making the fight considerably harder and with more risk of being knocked out.","If the player runs up and \"pushes\" someone riding a horse, they will be knocked off and the horse will run away.","In most cases, punching a woman will result in them screaming and running away. Also, if the player manage to knock out a woman, an eye witness will try to report them, resulting in the player character getting you a bounty.","It is possible to kill the undead in hand to hand combat in Undead Nightmare.","If the player starts a fistfight before starting one of Bonnie's missons that shows her sitting outside her house, she will sometimes get up from her seat and fight along with the player and start to punch the other fighter. The same happens with Landon Ricketts.","If the player finds the NPCs fist-fighting in the wild and doesn't break it up, one of the NPCs will die. This is the only time an NPC can be killed with fists.","Grabbing or tackling a healthy enemy and initiating three punches would always result in a knockout. This does not apply to certain missions where the moveset is replaced.","With a gun equipped, performing a melee attack twice in quick succession also guarantees a non-lethal knockout.","Grabbing an enemy from behind while holding a handgun will trigger a body hostage stance. Due to the mechanics of the game, the player cannot actually hold an enemy as a shield for a duration that would count as being tactically viable, nor can they shoot at other NPCs while holding onto the enemy.","While kicking isn't tied to any button prompt, the player character can still perform one by pressing the attack button when an enemy is either down or standing on a lower ground compared to where the player is standing.","Tackling or tipping an enemy into a body of water shallow enough to stand on will force the player character to drown them regardless of intention or health.","Sometimes, an enemy may equip a knife in the middle of a fistfight."],"ammoTypes":["n/a"]},{"slug":"flacos-revolver","name":"Flaco's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Flaco's_Revolver","trivia":["This weapon closely resembles the revolver used by Sadie Adler.","The eagle eating the snake is actually the coat of arms of Mexico, which is also depicted on the Mexican flag."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"gatling-gun","name":"Gatling Gun","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Gatling_Gun","trivia":["The Gatling Gun in Red Dead Redemption is based on the original 1862 Gatling gun, as designed by its namesake, Dr. Richard Gatling, but it lacks the hopper/magazine that is a necessary component to feed ammunition to the real world gun; whereas Marston fires the game weapon by himself, the actual gun required a fulltime loader.","Even though the Gatling Gun has unlimited ammunition, the person the player is working with will sometimes say that the player \"needs the ammunition.\"","There is a very rare glitch in which the player uses the Gatling Gun immediately after the Bolt Action Rifle, and the Gatling will only fire one bullet every time the firing handle is turned.","After completing one or more missions involving the Gatling Gun, it will likely show in the Stats as the player's \"favorite weapon\". This may be due to the game counting weapon use by shots fired rather than kills or time."],"ammoTypes":["N\\A"]},{"slug":"grangers-revolver","name":"Granger's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Granger's_Revolver","trivia":["Granger does not use this weapon in the duel - he uses a throwing knife instead.","This gun appears to be an engraved version of John's Cattleman Revolver."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":400,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"hatchet","name":"Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee","price":4.25},{"slug":"hewing-hatchet","name":"Hewing Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Hewing_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"high-roller-double-action-revolver","name":"High Roller Double-Action Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/High_Roller_Double-Action_Revolver","trivia":["Despite the Compendium stating that the High Roller is \"deadly when dual-wielded\", only one can be purchased.","This is the only non-customizable weapon that can be seen in the customization menu at gunsmiths."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":200,"price":90,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"hunter-hatchet","name":"Hunter Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Hunter_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"johns-cattleman-revolver","name":"John's Cattleman Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/John's_Cattleman_Revolver","trivia":["John most likely had this weapon throughout the entirety of his time in the gang, explaining its worn appearance. Additionally, he can be seen using it in 1899 when the player controls Arthur Morgan.","Despite the compendium saying that this weapon has “seen better days”, it shares the same stats as the regular Cattleman Revolver.","The revolvers used by Hosea Matthews look almost identical to this weapon.","Unlike Micah's Revolver, this weapon has two slots in the weapon inventory, but a second one can be acquired only via exploits.","A possible lore explanation for this weapon's absence from Red Dead Redemption is that it had been rendered unserviceable through extensive use and wear-and-tear.","The weapon wheel incorrectly displays John's Cattleman Revolver as using the base variant's icon.","The revolver makes a unique crackling sound when fired."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"lancaster-repeater","name":"Lancaster Repeater","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Lancaster_Repeater","trivia":["The rifle is based on the Winchester Model 1866 \"Yellow Boy\" carbine.","Though the Model 1866 might seem to be an odd choice in 1899, the rifle was extremely popular and produced in high volume from its introduction until 1898.","Customizing the gun at the gunsmith in-game to give it an iron frame makes the rifle look like a Winchester Model 1873.","In 1899, John Marston can be seen with a unique version that is iron-plated and has a Rosewood varnish. It is often strapped over his left shoulder, and he can be seen using it in combat at various times. However, the weapon is omitted from his inventory when he is playable, except during the mission \"Jim Milton Rides, Again?\". The customization appears to be a nod to the Winchester Repeater from Red Dead Redemption, where John was the protagonist.","In some cases, the player may be able to get two Lancaster Repeaters in their inventory. If they acquire the weapon prior to the mission \"An American Pastoral Scene\", the player can end up with two Lancaster Repeaters stored on their horse as a result of a glitch.","This glitch can be exploited by the player to have both Arthur's and John's individual Lancasters in the Epilogue by simply customizing one of the two Lancasters to look like John's."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":14,"ammoMax":400,"price":135,"ammoTypes":["Repeater Ammo"]},{"slug":"lasso","name":"Lasso","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Lasso","trivia":["In Redemption 2 the lasso was initially supposed to be on the belt but the feature was removed."]},{"slug":"lemat-revolver-rdr-2","name":"LeMat Revolver (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/LeMat_Revolver_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The LeMat Revolver is the only weapon in the Redemption saga to feature a secondary firing mode.","Unlike the previous game's model, the reload animation for the LeMat Revolver in Redemption 2 is correct for a cap and ball revolver, although it is difficult to notice this with it being displayed so fast. First, the user places the paper cartridge in the front of the cylinder with two fingers, then places the percussion cap on the nipple at the rear of the cylinder with their thumb, and finally operates the lever to press the cartridge into the cylinder.","The shotgun is also loaded as a paper cartridge, which gets stuffed by a small ramrod stored in the ramrod lever.","There were cartridge-firing versions of the LeMat revolver produced (either for centerfire or pinfire rounds), although they looked a bit different from the original percussion model the in-game weapon is based on; they had a distinct, shorter cylinder and the Belgian centerfire variant also had a different grip.","Upon close inspection when firing, especially in first-person, players can see bits and pieces of the percussion cap being blasted off when the hammer drops and strikes it, along with smoke and sparks. This effect is exclusive to the LeMat revolver and the Navy Revolver in Red Dead Online.","Historically, the LeMat was named after its designer, French physician Jean Alexandre LeMat.","The LeMat revolver was exclusively wielded by the Confederacy in the American Civil War, being popular with Confederate officers like J. E. B. Stuart.","The LeMat Revolver's firing sounds are the same as the Schofield's.","Catalog pages and HUD icons for the LeMat Revolver resemble the real weapon more accurately, while its in-game model has been tweaked differently (namely the trigger guard and grip shape).","A D.D. Packenbush poster ad for the LeMat appears in the Blackwater Police Station. It uses the same catalog page illustration for the LeMat."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":9,"ammoMax":200,"price":172,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo","Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"litchfield-repeater","name":"Litchfield Repeater","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Litchfield_Repeater","trivia":["The rifle is based on the 1860 Henry repeating Rifle, but has a bigger loop lever. This particular model is based upon the prototype for the aforementioned rifle, which was gifted to United States President Abraham Lincoln—who personally tested the weapon's effectiveness—by the New Haven Arms Company in 1862, with the intent to influence Lincoln to adopt the rifle as standard issue for the US Army during the American Civil War. He had deemed the rifle to be too heavy and ineffective, though he did keep it for personal use. The real-world rifle is currently on display in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.","It is also referred to as a Henry repeater in its catalogue description."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":16,"ammoMax":300,"price":145,"ammoTypes":["Repeater Ammo"]},{"slug":"m1899-pistol","name":"M1899 Pistol","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/M1899_Pistol","trivia":["The real-world FN M1899 only had 14,400 models ever produced, making it extremely unlikely they would be available for sale commercially. However, the gun is in actuality modeled after the later improved M1900, but has some slight modelling differences (shown in the gallery).","Its overall size and frame is larger than the real-life M1899/M1900 pistols (which is small enough to be considered \"pocket-sized\") and has a reshaped grip and trigger guard probably to fit in players' and NPCs' hands (like with the Semi-Automatic Pistol).","The actual M1900 is a compact pistol that holds 7 rounds of .32 ACP; a cartridge less powerful than typical contemporary revolver chamberings. The in-game M1899 probably uses a more powerful cartridge fed by a longer magazine, based on its performance (with damage surpassing the Semi-Automatic).","This model of FN pistol proved very successful in China, where it was extensively copied in the early 20th-century and some resulting versions included upscaled and/or bigger caliber derivatives.","The player can acquire a second M1899 from the boastful dueler random encounter in Rhodes, if they already own one. It can be obtained by killing the guards outside of Angelo Bronte's Mansion, the drunken duelist and the fistfight challenge random encounters, Appleseed Timber workers, and the player may acquire an extra one from one of the guards at the Central Union Railroad Camp.","The dual-wielding reload animation for the M1899 is the exact same as the Semi-Automatic Pistol despite the latter's different cocking mechanism.","Both pistols also use similar firing sounds.","Like the previous game's High Power Pistol, the M1899 serves a role as a high-end new-age automatic firearm, also based on a design by John Browning."],"weaponClass":"Pistol","ammoCapacity":8,"ammoMax":200,"price":350,"ammoTypes":["Pistol Ammo"]},{"slug":"machete","name":"Machete","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Machete","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"mauser-pistol-rdr-2","name":"Mauser Pistol (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Mauser_Pistol_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Mauser Pistol is a nearly exact recreation of the real-life Mauser C96 pistol which entered production in 1896.","Despite the Mauser Pistol only being available fairly late in the game, the player can obtain a custom version of this weapon, namely Midnight's Pistol, as early as the second chapter, therefore making this version paradoxically less common than the unique version.","At $600.00, it is the most expensive weapon for purchase on Red Dead Online.","The Mauser Pistol is one of two pistols not reloaded through a magazine, instead using stripper clips.","Regardless of how much pistol ammo the player has, or how many rounds are left in the gun, a full stripper clip will be shown when this weapon is reloaded."],"weaponClass":"Pistol","ammoCapacity":10,"ammoMax":100,"price":250,"ammoTypes":["Pistol Ammo"]},{"slug":"micahs-revolver","name":"Micah's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Micah's_Revolver","trivia":["Compared to the regular Double-Action Revolver, Micah's Revolver has a slight boost in damage, instead being equal to that of the Cattleman Revolver. It also has a slight boost in accuracy, but all other stats are identical.","In the beta, his revolvers were iron-plated with blackened steel cylinders and the barrels were longer.","Despite the fact that Micah uses two of these, only one is lootable from his corpse.","Micah's body will remain on the summit of Mount Hagen until the player obtains his gun, and disappears off-screen once it's collected.","Despite seemingly losing his revolvers in the shipwreck, Micah uses them while he is in Guarma. He is the only member of the Van der Linde gang to use his regular weapon set while on the island.","It's very likely that Micah had kept the guns on his person during the shipwreck, meaning that he either was sleeping with the guns or grabbed them before departing with the ship."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"midnights-pistol","name":"Midnight's Pistol","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Midnight's_Pistol","trivia":["Despite this weapon being a variation of the Mauser Pistol, a weapon that can be only acquired much later on (in Chapter 6), it can be obtained as early as Chapter 2."],"weaponClass":"Pistol","ammoCapacity":10,"ammoMax":200,"ammoTypes":["Pistol Ammo"]},{"slug":"otis-millers-revolver","name":"Otis Miller's Revolver","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Otis_Miller's_Revolver","trivia":["According to the HUD icon, it is possible the revolver was originally intended to have a short barrel.","It is possible to collect the revolver before the Epilogue, during the mission \"Angelo Bronte, A Man of Honor\". During the escape from the graveyard, the player must alert and evade the law and then they can head to New Austin since the invisible sniper will be disabled. It is only possible to do this glitch on version 1.0.0, though other methods of acquiring it have since been discovered.","It is the only treasure in the game that can be obtained without actually having to collect the maps.","If the player acquires this weapon during Epilogue 1, it may later disappear from their inventory once John is reacquainted with Arthur's possessions."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"pump-action-shotgun-rdr-2","name":"Pump-Action Shotgun (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Pump-Action_Shotgun_(RDR_2)","trivia":["This weapon is based on the real life Winchester Model 1897 but with a shorter 18-20\" inch barrel. This is known as the riot version of the gun.","Susan Grimshaw uses the weapon in several story cutscenes, including the death of Molly O'Shea and her own murder at the hands of Micah Bell.","Teddy Brown notably uses the weapon, almost exclusively with explosive slugs."],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":5,"ammoMax":60,"price":148,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"rare-rolling-block-rifle","name":"Rare Rolling Block Rifle","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Rare_Rolling_Block_Rifle","trivia":["This weapon is slightly more accurate than the standard Rolling Block Rifle.","The weapon cannot be collected after completing \"Magicians for Sport\". Obtaining the rifle in a mission replay will update the compendium but the rifle itself will not be acquired.","There is a small chance that a Lemoyne Raider in one of their gang camps will have a Rare Rolling Block that can be taken."],"weaponClass":"Sniper Rifle","ammoCapacity":1,"ammoMax":200,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"rare-shotgun","name":"Rare Shotgun","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Rare_Shotgun","trivia":["If the Hermit kills the player, they will have to wait for some time before attempting to obtain it again.","The weapon wheel incorrectly displays the Rare Shotgun using the regular Double-Barreled Shotgun icon instead of the weapon's own HUD icon."],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":2,"ammoMax":120,"price":258,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"repeating-shotgun","name":"Repeating Shotgun","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Repeating_Shotgun","trivia":["The shotgun is based on the real world Winchester Model 1887 lever action shotgun.","Famously, Arnold Schwarzenegger's character, the T-800, wields a sawed-off version of the Winchester Model 1887 in the 1991 film, Terminator 2: Judgment Day.","As well as the player, Agent Ross uses this weapon, as seen in \"A Fisher of Men.\""],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":200,"price":185,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"rolling-block-rifle-rdr-2","name":"Rolling Block Rifle (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Rolling_Block_Rifle_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The weapon is based on the Remington Rolling Block rifle. Specifically the No.1 Sporting, as evidenced by the energy delivered by its ammunition, and the shortened forend with the lack of a bayonet lug.","The HUD icon of the Rolling Block Rifle is incorrectly depicted in the game, as the stock is lower positioned and the scope more positioned on the back than aligned with the start of the barrel as shown in the game.","The Rolling Block Rifle is one of two guns which players are forced to look through a scope when aiming in regardless of which camera mode they're using, with the other gun being the Carcano rifle. Combined with its low rate of fire, this rifle has very limited usefulness during a close range firefight.","With the use of a glitch, the player can completely bypass this restriction by removing the scope from the rifle. The scopeless rolling block rifle is fully functional in first and third person, and thus can be used like a more powerful Springfield rifle. However, they cannot auto-aim due to the gun not being intended to be used this way. This also renders the gun's catalog description ironic, which mocks those who fight at close range.","Lenny Summers uses a custom model in blued steel with a browned frame and a maple varnish."],"weaponClass":"Sniper Rifle","ammoCapacity":1,"ammoMax":120,"price":187,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"rusted-double-bit-hatchet","name":"Rusted Double Bit Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Rusted_Double_Bit_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"rusted-hunter-hatchet","name":"Rusted Hunter Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Rusted_Hunter_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"sawed-off-shotgun-rdr-2","name":"Sawed-Off Shotgun (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Sawed-Off_Shotgun_(RDR_2)","trivia":["This is notably the weapon of choice for Charles Smith. He has a custom model, featuring a white varnish and a black, steel barrel. Additionally, Charles is the only member of the gang to wield a shotgun as their primary weapon in place of a revolver.","Sadie Adler is also seen owning one in the epilogue, though she is almost never seen using it.","Unlike other shotguns, this one occupies a holster/handgun slot, in contrast with the previous game's version.","John Marston uses this shotgun in a reference to the Red Dead Redemption cover image in the mission \"Jim Milton Rides, Again?\""],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":2,"ammoMax":120,"price":85,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"schofield-revolver-rdr-2","name":"Schofield Revolver (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Schofield_Revolver_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Schofield is the only side arm that comes with the long barrel modification as standard.","The Schofield Revolver is based on the Smith & Wesson Model 3, more specifically the \"Schofield\" version.","The S&W Model 3 was colloquially called the Schofield because of design changes made by Major George W. Schofield to make it better suited for use by U.S. Cavalry. One feature of this is the top-break release mounted at the back of the frame rather than on the roof of it.","The Schofield Revolver historically was among the most popular revolvers of its era and was used at various times by a number of famous lawmen like Wyatt Earp and outlaws, including notorious John Wesley Hardin.","The catalogue states that the Russian Government is copying this weapon. This is a loose reference to the Smith & Wesson Model 3 Russian, an export variant of the Model 3 produced by Smith & Wesson in a contract to the Russian Empire, and chambered for .44 S&W Russian.","The most notable user of this weapon in the game is Dutch van der Linde, who has two custom Schofield Revolvers which have black, silver frames with pearl grips and golden engravings on the barrels. By the time of Red Dead Redemption in 1911, however, he uses the Semi-automatic Pistol instead.","Some other gang members use this weapon, like Bill Williamson – who has his own unique model that has a rusty, blackened steel appearance, and Uncle, who can be seen with one which is iron-plated with a brass frame.","More notable users of this weapon are Andrew Milton, Alberto Fussar and Levi Simon.","Famous Gunslingers Jim \"Boy\" Calloway and Otis Miller both wielded custom Schofields. Calloway's Revolver is adorned with engravings and the Latin phrase \"Canis Canem Edit\". It can be acquired through the completion of the side mission \"The Noblest of Men, and a Woman\" or by shooting Calloway at the start of that mission. Otis Miller's Revolver is gold plated with engravings and can be found in a cave north-west of Armadillo, meaning that it can only be acquired by John Marston unless exploits are used when Arthur Morgan is being played.","The Schofield reloads slightly slower than the Cattleman in-game. In real life the S&W Model 3 Schofield was much faster to reload than the Colt SAA (Cattleman), due to its top-break mechanism which exposes the entire cylinder face, and its extractor design that dumps all empty casings at once.","The Schofield Revolver appears in the hands of several official game illustrations, however upon close inspection, the guns instead appear to be regular S&W Model 3 as they bear the original S&W latch rather than the trademark one of the Schofield version.","Micah Bell is seen dual-wielding two Schofield Revolvers in concept art, but in the actual game he uses a pair of custom Double-action Revolvers. Sadie Adler is also depicted with two Schofields in her artwork, despite her weapon of choice in the game being a custom Cattleman Revolver."],"weaponClass":"Revolver","ammoCapacity":6,"ammoMax":100,"price":84,"ammoTypes":["Revolver Ammo"]},{"slug":"semi-auto-shotgun-rdr-2","name":"Semi-Auto Shotgun (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Semi-Auto_Shotgun_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The gun is based on the real world Browning Auto-5.","The Browning Auto-5 is anachronistic for the first 6 chapters set in 1899 but is period appropriate in the Epilogue set in 1907. While a working prototype existed as early as 1898 the Browning Auto-5 did not enter commercial production until 1902.","Hosea Matthews can be seen with a custom Semi-Auto Shotgun in certain missions."],"weaponClass":"Shotgun","ammoCapacity":5,"ammoMax":60,"price":225,"ammoTypes":["Shotgun Ammo"]},{"slug":"semi-automatic-pistol-rdr-2","name":"Semi-Automatic Pistol (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Semi-Automatic_Pistol_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Semi-Automatic Pistol's design is based on the Borchardt C-93 pistol first manufactured in 1893, it would later inspire the iconic Luger pistol.","The in-game appearance is modelled slightly incorrectly after its real life counterpart; the grip is angled (slightly more so than its Red Dead Redemption counterpart) and the trigger guard is elongated, compared to the real life C-93.","The Semi-Automatic Pistol is the only at-launch firearm (weapons such as the Evans repeater being an example of a weapon added after the game was launched) that must be bought from a gunsmith. Hence no character in the entire game except Arthur and John wield the pistol and no mission provides it to the player. The player can take only a worn variant of this gun in Angelo Bronte's Mansion from guards or from a KKK member during a random encounter near Valentine.","Though, unlike the Semi-Automatic Shotgun and Carcano Rifle, created prior to 1899, the Semi-Automatic pistol had an incredibly brief production run, was never adopted by any military, and saw almost no sales other than to German aristocrats; even the Mauser Pistol (C-96) could plausibly have been imported given how the pistol was incredibly popular world-wide. Hence it is unlikely any C-93s ever made it to the Old West.","The Semi-Automatic Pistol's catalogue description alludes to it being adopted militaries for trench warfare; in reality the C-93 was roundly rejected by virtually every military because, among other issues, it was highly delicate.","The catalogue page notes that the Semi-Automatic Pistol was introduced in 1898. This is possibly analoguous to the real-life Borchardt-Luger pistol prototypes; Georg Luger's design changes to the C-93 which later evolved into the Luger pistol,","It also claims to be in .44 caliber, although Borchardt-design pistols were only in 7.65mm (cal. .30)."],"weaponClass":"Pistol","ammoCapacity":8,"ammoMax":100,"price":210,"ammoTypes":["Pistol Ammo"]},{"slug":"springfield-rifle-rdr-2","name":"Springfield Rifle (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Springfield_Rifle_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The Springfield Rifle is based on the Springfield Model 1888 “Trapdoor” rifle, as evidenced by its ramrod bayonet. It appears to be shortened somewhat compared to the real full size rifle.","Unlike the Red Dead Redemption version, which was a four-shot rifle which reloaded similar to a Repeater, this version is modeled accurately, the rifle is a single-shot breechloader and the reload animation involves the protagonist pulling back the hammer to half-cock, opening the \"trapdoor\", putting a round into the breech, closing the \"trapdoor\" and finally pulling the hammer all the way back.","According to the Weapon Catalogue's description, the rifle was created as a conversion of old muzzle-loading rifles used during the American Civil War. This parallels the history of the real life \"Trapdoor Springfield\", which were originally created as breechloading conversions of the Springfield Model 1861 and Model 1863 muzzle-loading rifles.","With a scope attached, the rifle can be a strong alternative for the Rolling Block Rifle, although the Rolling Block is strictly better than the Springfield, making this the only weapon in the game that has strictly worse stats than another non-unique weapon.","The single benefit of a scoped Springfield Rifle over the Rolling Block is the ability to switch from scope aim to iron-sights, which the Rolling Block cannot do in normal gameplay. This makes it more effective when quickly switching to aim at closer targets or when aiming whilst moving on horseback.","The changes made to the weapon between games gives it a very similar performance to the Buffalo Rifle, especially when loaded with express ammo.","Due to being a single-shot weapon, this rifle is ideal for hunting large game, especially if the player is still at Dead Eye level 1 (Auto-targeting)."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":1,"ammoMax":100,"price":120,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"stone-hatchet","name":"Stone Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Stone_Hatchet","weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"throwing-knife-rdr-2","name":"Throwing Knife (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Throwing_Knife_(RDR_2)","trivia":["Throwing knives may stick onto a surviving enemy's body and players can retrieve it even before they've killed or knocked them out.","The poisoned throwing knife uses the same model as the regular throwing knife, but with a green splatter around the tip. When it lands after being thrown, the splatter will disappear.","It appears NPCs lack the functionality to properly use throwing knives. Charles, Sadie, Micah, and Bill will throw them in specific missions, but only during heavily scripted sequences. The rare usage of them is realistic, as the weapon takes great skill to use effectively.","Javier has unique throwing knives that he never actually uses. They resemble his actual knife, but feature a different blade."],"weaponClass":"Projectile","price":2.5},{"slug":"tomahawk-rdr-2","name":"Tomahawk (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Tomahawk_(RDR_2)","weaponClass":"Projectile","price":4},{"slug":"varmint-rifle","name":"Varmint Rifle","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Varmint_Rifle","trivia":["The Varmint Rifle is based on the Winchester Model 1890."],"weaponClass":"Rifle","ammoCapacity":14,"ammoMax":300,"price":72,"ammoTypes":["Rifle Ammo"]},{"slug":"viking-hatchet","name":"Viking Hatchet","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Viking_Hatchet","trivia":["The compendium image was later reused in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition to remake a poster of The Bloody Choppers, a fictional band that is advertised in the 3D Universe of Grand Theft Auto."],"weaponClass":"Melee"},{"slug":"volcanic-pistol-rdr-2","name":"Volcanic Pistol (RDR 2)","status":"verified","wikiUrl":"https://reddead.fandom.com/wiki/Volcanic_Pistol_(RDR_2)","trivia":["The player can acquire an extra one from various places across the map. Cornwall's men at Central Union Railroad possess one, as do the workers at Appleseed Timber Company. If the protagonist is already in possession of this weapon, they can get an extra one from several random encounters, such as the boastful dueler in Rhodes, the man being kicked by a horse, a shootout at Castor's Ridge, as well as the drunken dueler in Valentine and Van Horn Trading Post.","While rapid-firing the Volcanic, the character will grip the barrel like a repeater rifle.","In real life, extending the barrel would allow more rounds to be loaded in the tube magazine. This does not happen in the game.","The Volcanic is one of two pistols which isn't reloaded with a detachable magazine, the other being the Mauser. Instead, it is reloaded one round at a time similar to Revolvers and Repeaters. It is correctly shown as reloaded from the under-barrel magazine tube near the muzzle, rather than through the breach like in the first Redemption.","In real life, the Rocket Ball ammunition that the Volcanic used was very weak, despite the in-game version being known for its power. The in-game version is a fictionalized model using a more modern brass-cased cartridge, which is mentioned in the in-game catalog's description and is evidenced by the fact that spent cases are ejected as the gun is operated.","In Red Dead Online, Jorge Montez utilizes a pair of Volcanic Pistols customized with blackened steel, gold frames, ebony grips, and extended barrels."],"weaponClass":"Pistol","ammoCapacity":8,"ammoMax":200,"price":150,"ammoTypes":["Pistol Ammo"]}]}