Tear Gas Pistol Model

A pistol is a short-barreled firearm designed to be aimed and shot with one hand, often carried by commanders and special forces for self-defense and surprise attacks against enemies within a range of 50 meters. The basic features of modern pistols include easy safety switch, chambering of rounds, and magazine replacement, along with a compact structure and simple automatic mechanism. Modern military pistols mainly consist of self-defense pistols and assault pistols. Self-defense pistols typically have a range of 50 meters, a magazine capacity of 8 to 15 rounds, are single-shot, and weigh around 1 kilogram. Assault pistols, also known as combat pistols, are fully automatic and usually equipped with a detachable stock. They have a magazine capacity of 10 to 20 rounds, can be used as submachine guns, and have an effective range of 100 to 150 meters. Modern pistols mainly include three types: revolvers, automatic pistols (in practice, semi-automatic pistols), and fully automatic pistols.