Another dangerous weapon removed from the streets of Pompeii
This more of a lump of sediment than a gun at this point. I guess it could be used as a blunt weapon.
1d4+1 bludgeoning damage with a 5% chance to inflict disease (tetanus).
That’s one earth elemental who won’t be shooting anyone else today!
This is obviously a Cronenberg Magnum chambered in .45 Schofield.
It looks like it was battered and overfried. I personally prefer a lean gun roasted with mild seasoning.
I've been getting really into reverse sear sous verde gun myself, season well and caramelize a few onions and bullets on the side :marx-ok:
I swear to god the Toronto police service gun finds twitter is the funniest shit. Like half of the time it's like a 14th century arquebus they got handed by some landlord that evicted a collector tenant, or a rusted out handgun someone found while magnet fishing in the Don River and a cop just walks up and goes "Hey there, find anything interesting? Oh, I'm gonna have to confiscate that." And then they put it up on twitter and act like they're the big heroes keeping the dangerous guns off the street and it's a fucking gyrojet or something that you can't even buy bullets for in this century.
What? That's still good, jt just needs some Evapo-Rust, WD-40 and a handful of pipe cleaners and light sanding and some tender love and care. Should be firing no problem
