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Both of Alucards Hand Cannons from Hellsing. The Casull .454 and The Jackal.

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Details

Author
Boomtastic20
Version
1.0.10
Size
29.9 MB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.6.0.54
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0 / 0 dislikes
Published
27 Jan 2025
Updated
11 months ago
Workshop ID
646809D0528A8207

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Version history

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  1. v1.0.10 29.9 MB 4 Nov 2025

    Just making sure it works in 1.6

  2. v1.0.9 29.9 MB 4 May 2025
  3. v1.0.8 29.9 MB 4 May 2025
  4. v1.0.7 29.9 MB 4 May 2025
  5. v1.0.6 12.4 MB 27 Mar 2025
  6. v1.0.5 12.4 MB 27 Mar 2025
Description from the Workshop

CASUL .454: This weapon is the first custom handgun made by Hellsing and was specifically designed by Walter C. Dornez. It's essentially a very big semiautomatic pistol, with a length of 39cm. The bullets are special, being made out of silver obtained from melted holy relics, with an exploding property as well, making for a rather devastating cartridge against the legions of the night. JACKAL: Noted to have been using a new type of custom rounds that differed from the modified .454 Casull rounds, the Jackal was a handgun designed to counter the Iscariot Agency's cybernetic Regenerator technology—which they used on Alexander Anderson—it was loaded with six massive 13mm armor-piercing explosive rounds; it had a length of 390mm,A curiously heavy weight of 16kg,and a black gunmetal construction. In mockery of Alexander Anderson's gloves, the words "Jesus Christ is in Heaven Now" were engraved onto each side of the upper assembly. Its unique design made it seem as if it did not have a pistol slide; however, the entire upper assembly was the slide, and there were thus no creases or lines on the top part of the gun, which made room for the engraving. The gun moved only a minimal distance compared to other guns. The breech also faced the left instead of the right, so it was more of a sister gun to the .454 Casull. Compared to the .454 Casull, the Jackal was distinctly lacking in terms of aesthetic features and was devoid of any contours on the side or frame save for the grip.