Algodoo

Because the 1911 is overrated, I decided to do my best at what is basically the .45 ACP version of the Glock 17. It holds a whopping 10 rounds for a handgun of its big-bore awesomeness, which is almost unheard of elsewhere (except maybe the FNP-45, which is more of a hand-held cannon than a hand gun.) And the sheer simplicity of this should be handy, too: Just aim and shoot. no grip safeties, no manual safeties, nothing that'll complicate the use for the operator. Yet it's as safe as any other due to its internal glory. If there's anything Austria has done that's outstanding for the world, it'd be providing worldwide military, police, and collectors with a handgun that can stand up to nearly any abuse and still put a round in the direction of your foe, be it a militant, an intruder, or those damn scary paper circles!

To use: drop the slide to battery. to do this, the drag tool can be used to pull the slide back, and release, to drop the slide catch, or the down or left arrow keys work. Then, it's ready to shoot with the drag tool or the enter key (an overlay have been added to ensure you're pulling the correct piece of the scissor trigger safety).

Yes, it disassembles: once you're out of ammo, be sure to remove the magazine with the M key (or by dragging the mag release forward), and drop the slide to battery. Pull the trigger to remove pressure from the striker, and hold the right arrow key. ever so slightly pull the slide back, and drag it forward and off the frame. Disassemble in the disassembly jig on the ground. Flip the slide over so the underside is facing up. Then, remove the spring and spring guide, then the barrel.

It's not perfect, but it's pretty close, and likely one of my best pistols so far.

Enjoy!