>watch cop show
>"he's got a revolver"
>immediate hesitation with approaching
What gives? I've seen this happen at least three times now.

Yeah

>>63892119 (OP)
can you name the 3 times

Test audiences didn’t seem to think “he’s got a slingshot” was scary enough to give a tv cop pause….

>>63892119 (OP)
Name one show where this happens you larping faggot.

>>63892119 (OP)
Gun that tamed the West

you see, because revolvers hold less bullets, they have higher accuracy rating. this is what makes them dangerous

>>63892244
don't forget more damage. autos and revolvers have similar dps but revolvers do more damage to armored targets thanks to flat damage reduction

>>63892119 (OP)
>Having caution because the suspect has a gun is weird
Come on anon.

>>63892119 (OP)
Power of god

>>63892244
>>63892259
Yeah but striker guns get 99% crit chance against your own cock and balls

>>63892119 (OP)
They're scared of VATS

>>63892119 (OP)
9mm cvcks fear the Magnum BVLL

>>63892119 (OP)
aura buff

>>63892119 (OP)
Texas Red tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip!

>>63892119 (OP)
boomer fascination of dirty harry and the sort of cosmic fairness belief that makes people think "He's muscular, he's bound to not be intelligent as well"

>>63892119 (OP)
Like >>63892716 says, revolvers are usually high-calibre weapons, often some breed of Magnum, which means big ouchie if they hit you. Especially since some larger rounds can go through most parts of a cart without noticing.
And in the modern age, where high-capacity semi-automatics are available almost everywhere, someone who chooses to carry a revolver is saying "I don't need more than six shots to get out of trouble".

>>63892119 (OP)
people don't like getting shot
also maybe their vests were rated for 9mm but not .357 or .44

>>63893890
>usually high-calibre weapons
I'm willing to bet there are far, far more .22 and .38 special revolvers out there than magnums

>>63893890
>revolvers are usually high-calibre weapons
dumb child