Officer Brawler
Nagant made, double-action revolver. High fire-rate, muzzle velocity, and capacity at the cost of damage and reload speed. Modified with brass knuckles for melee. Can be dual wielded.
Unlock rank1· Added inPatch3.0· Penetration2
Available ammo
1 custom slots
These modified bullets expand and shatter on impact, causing severe bleeding, but at the expense of penetration power and muzzle velocity.
A hot-loaded bullet with a strong powder charge combined with a lighter projectile tip significantly boosts the muzzle velocity, but increases recoil slightly. Great for ranged combat.
This bullet shatters on impact, releasing a toxic agent fatal in high doses, but can't penetrate surfaces.
Smaller, weighted bullets with less gunpowder, which travel slower than the speed of sound for quieter gunshots.
Range and damage
Base damage 70Hits to kill a 150 HP hunter at each distance.
How damage falls
Legendary variants
6 skins
Leaving the blue plains of Kentucky behind for easy money, a young cowboy saddled his quarter, holstered this Officer Brawler, and rode south, only to be crushed beneath his crippled horse and consumed by crimson in the blood-soaked bayou.
This Officer was used to interrogate the townsfolk of Mint Parish. The priest nailed to a steeple, guffawing and mad. The blacksmith with the toothless grin, crushed by his anvil. The farrier singing “Oh My Darling Clementine” to a horse head in the well.
When his body resisted pain, Damien Yedaiah resorted to unconventional methods to keep his demons at bay. He adorned this Officer Brawler’s handle with barbed wires so he could enjoy the same pain it brought to his victims.
The Skinned abandoned his father's profession and worked the rivers. This Officer Brawler bore his initial, Killian, a prize of that time. That life ended when he chose vengeance, with Dusters bolted onto a once prized possession.
The Skinner held this gun to The Reptilian’s head, but instead received an offer: to put their skills together, and make more money than revenge could. The Skinner heard him, and in a greedy turn of heart, agreed.
Death pens no warning of His coming, and for Hunters and soldiers alike, gunshots are the only correspondence of their demise. This Officer Brawler’s personalized engraving appears to reference an old Civil War ballad written by one who would later become a Hunter –delivering his own dark tidings with each deadly shot.
