[u][i][b]Revolvers[/b][/i][/u] Typically more powerful than magazine-fed handguns, revolvers often have much smaller ammo capacities and take longer to reload, because of their cylinders. Like handguns, they are meant for use in closer quarters, and fare poorly at long-range engagements. Many are high-recoil and very powerful. • MP412 Rex [spoiler]http://images.wikia.com/zombie/images/8/80/Mp412_rex.jpg .357 magnum, double action. Break action reload with auto-ejector. Six shot cylinder, decent damage, moderate recoil, moderate fire rate. [/spoiler] • Mateba Autorevolver [spoiler]http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/75/63/54/7563540f7e6a433da40e90e1fedc7b2b.jpg .357 magnum, semi-automatic. Decent damage, moderate recoil, high rate of fire. [/spoiler] • Chiappa Rhino [spoiler]http://armurerie-roussel.fr/101221-3326/revolvers-chiappa-rhino-60-ds-6-pouces.jpg .357 magnum, double action. Decent damage, low recoil, moderate fire rate. [/spoiler] • Ruger GP100 [spoiler]http://i.imgur.com/WwFIEHV.jpg .357 magnum, double action. Six-shot cylinder, decent damage, moderate recoil, moderate fire rate. [/spoiler] • Colt Anaconda [spoiler]http://www.vintagepistols.com/images/anaconda-2.jpg .44 magnum, double action. High recoil, high damage, moderate fire rate. [/spoiler] • Taurus Raging Judge [spoiler]http://www.survivaloperations.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Taurus-Raging-Judge-Magnum-6in-.jpg .410 gauge, double action. Five-shot cylinder, very high damage up close against unarmored targets, drops off the further away the victim is due to the weapon using shotshell. Very high recoil, slow fire rate [/spoiler] • Smith and Wesson Model 629 [spoiler]http://www.armurerie-douillet.com/custom/armurerie/produitphotos/produitphoto_7100/smith-wesson-629-performance-center-comp_7034.jpg .44 magnum, double action. Six-shot cylinder, high recoil, high damage, moderate rate of fire [/spoiler]