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In the first decade of the 20th century, as the U.S. military investigated the new self-loading pistol concept for general use, one of the main competitors to the Colt-Browning pistol designs (which would eventually become the M1911) was the Savage model 1907. Unlike the Browning design, the Savage used a rotating barrel as its "locking" mechanism, although the effectiveness of the lockup is debatable. It was also noteworthy for having a very early double-stack magazine design. Although the Colt design would eventually win out, being a generally better design, the Savage would be the basis for a fairly successful pocket pistol in .32 and .380 ACP.
My interpretation of this pistol is as a slightly improved version of the original .45 ACP model. It is balanced with the intention of being a bit of a side-grade to the vanilla 10mm, with lower damage and no automatic receivers, but having a better semi-auto firing rate.
- A scratch-made pistol representing the Savage 1907.
- Custom first-person animations.
- Custom sound effects.
- Scripted leveled list integration, spawns on vendors and certain enemy types after level 10.
- 3 muzzle devices (compensator, brake, and suppressor)
- A reflex sight.
- 9 receiver types.
- 3 mag sizes.
- 3 barrel lengths.
- 4 grip types.
- Models, animations, textures, implementation all done by me.
- Sounds used under license from BOOM Library.
- Animations made with Shiagur's excellent Blender rig.