Weapon, Class 3
|
Bryco Model 38
|
|
Game information
|
Category
|
Pistol
|
Fire modes
|
Semi-auto
|
Caliber
|
.380 ACP
|
Barrel length (inches)
|
2.75
|
Feeding system
|
Box magazine
|
+1 round in chamber?
|
Yes
|
Critical failure type
|
Failure to eject
|
Stock type
|
No stock (N)
|
Weight (units)
|
2
|
Max condition
|
2500
|
Shop value / Rarity
|
75 (Rarity 1)
|
Accessory compatibility
|
Feeding
|
Bryco magazines
|
Standard:
|
Bryco 6-round magazine
|
Muzzle
|
N/A
|
Standard:
|
None
|
Optics
|
N/A
|
Standard:
|
None
|
Underbarrel mount
|
N/A
|
Standard:
|
None
|
Lights
|
N/A
|
Standard:
|
None
|
Real world information
|
Manufacturer
|
Bryco Arms
|
Country of origin
|
United States
|
Year
|
1978
|
"They say you get what you pay for... When your budget for a handgun is under 100 bucks, your options are going to be pretty limited anyway. The Bryco Model 38 was developed to be an ultra-low-cost handgun, made as cheaply and as simply as possible, making use of aluminium alloys and mild steel; with rumors claiming that they are produced using scavenged materials, to further save on costs. Being relegated to Bryco pistol production is seen as a punishment by weapon factory engineers, and shooters don't seem to like it very much either; they have gained a reputation for poor reliability, and breaking completely at the worst possible moment. If you find yourself needing an extremely cheap pistol (or multiple ones), well, at least, it's a small, lightweight pistol chambered in a decent defensive caliber. And it works... kinda... most of the time. Look, don't ask for too much when you paid 75 for it, okay?"
|
— Hebizuka (quote written by Tempest)
|
The Bryco Model 38 (also called Bryco 38, Model 38, or simply Bryco) is a .380 ACP pistol.
Last modified on 17 December 2019, at 22:50