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Prime Solutions Model 79 Type .44 Revolver

A heavy, no-nonsense piece of hardware built for the kind of work that leaves bodies cooling on rain-slicked pavement. Issued exclusively to the New Berlin Police Department, this firearm—known in the underworld as the "Dominion Special"—is as much a statement as it is a weapon.

The core of the piece is a heavily modified Steyr Mannlicher .222 SL receiver, fitted with a secondary Charter Arms Bulldog revolver frame chambered in .44 Special. A hybrid design—part automatic, part wheelgun—giving it stopping power meant for more than just flesh-and-blood targets. The weight alone makes it a beast to carry, but when you need to put something down, it’s a comforting weight in the hand.

Twin triggers control the two firing mechanisms—one for the semi-auto upper, one for the revolver cylinder below. The six-shot rotating chamber carries high-grain hollow points, ideal for breaking through synthetic muscle and polymer-reinforced bone plating. The auto-loader up top? That’s for controlled fire, sending out high-velocity slugs when you need precision over brute force.

The frame is all blackened steel and Bakelite, built to withstand the acid rain and the grime of the current Earth Atmosphere. The grip—heavy, textured, and ergonomic—fits snug against the palm, its weight a reminder of its purpose. Along the barrel, a red LED readout blinks softly in the dark.

Silent when holstered, thunderous when drawn—this is the gun you carry when the job isn’t about keeping the peace, but enforcing it.