Well, I'm sorry if my humor was offensive or obscure. I've only been to 12 countries, which is more than most people, so do appreciate the international audience. And gun control is an international problem.

I don't know if Bethesda knows what bullets look like. I've never seen a cartridge in-game; on my inventory screen it's a box of ammo not an individual cartridge. Though now that I look more closely, the 44 cartridge pictured on the in-game box is too long for its width, even though they got all the other calibers looking about right. Granted, I'm no expert either. I only have daily use for 4 calibers right now, but I have handled and fired 7.62, 5.56, and .50 cal in the past.

I've read that some public libraries offer 3D printers for those of us who don't have them. And a Kellogg cosplay would be epic.

I agree with the author, Bethesda doesn't know what bullets look like, and it's a faithful recreation from the game (and a damn good one), and it's very clearly not a real gun. even if it was real, it being 3D printed means you only really get one shot out of it (assuming it can even fire) because 3D printer plastic isn't made for, and can't handle the pressures or heat that a real gun can.

Also, buddy, try not to be so american-centric in the future, there is a whole 194 countries out there, and 67 of them have English as the native language

Sorry for the small rant, BloodShed I wish I had a 3d printer to make one myself, this would be epic for a Kellogg cosplay

1) that's how it was designed.

2) I'm not American and the revolver can only open, close and spin the cylinder.

Very nice! Just... (1) the 44 magnum cartridge is roughly twice as thick for the length you show here, and (2) don't let Joe Biden catch you printing guns.

bullet very small

that's totally Bad ass. now i need a 3D printer lol

thats really nice! I always loved playing with the .44 Magnum

man the toys in cereal boxes are getting crazy

it is really

bad ass

very based