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==Pistols== | ==Pistols== | ||
The pistols are the cheapest guns in the game. They are a player's secondary weapon, and usually are only used in pistol-only rounds; at the start of the game when nobody can afford larger guns; or when ammunition supplies for the larger guns have been exhausted. They are only semi-automatic, and typically lack power, but can be quite effective if aimed carefully. | The pistols are the cheapest guns in the game. They are a player's secondary weapon, and usually are only used in pistol-only rounds; at the start of the game when nobody can afford larger guns; or when ammunition supplies for the larger guns have been exhausted. They are only semi-automatic, and typically lack power, but can be quite effective if aimed carefully. | ||
===Glock 18=== | ===Glock 18=== | ||
[[File:css glock16.png|thumb| | [[File:css glock16.png|thumb|left|Glock 18]] | ||
* '''Price''': $400 | * '''Price''': $400 | ||
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The Glock is low-powered, but accurate. It is the default terrorist starting pistol, and is dirt cheap, but is often not particularly useful unless you are very accurate. If you have a fast finger, buy this gun or join the terrorist team for a free gun. In some versions, this has an unlimited fire rate. If your finger is not so fast, use bursts and go for headshots. | The Glock is low-powered, but accurate. It is the default terrorist starting pistol, and is dirt cheap, but is often not particularly useful unless you are very accurate. If you have a fast finger, buy this gun or join the terrorist team for a free gun. In some versions, this has an unlimited fire rate. If your finger is not so fast, use bursts and go for headshots. | ||
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===USP tactical=== | ===USP tactical=== | ||
[[File:css usp.png|thumb| | [[File:css usp.png|thumb|left|USP tactical]] | ||
* '''Price''': $500 | * '''Price''': $500 | ||
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The USP is the default counter-terrorist starting pistol, packing a greater firepower into a similar size and weight. The added advantage of being able to silence the USP means that counter-terrorists often have an advantage in pistol rounds (i.e. at the start of a new game when nobody's got any money), though it makes the crosshair wider, imparing accuracy when firing multiple shots. | The USP is the default counter-terrorist starting pistol, packing a greater firepower into a similar size and weight. The added advantage of being able to silence the USP means that counter-terrorists often have an advantage in pistol rounds (i.e. at the start of a new game when nobody's got any money), though it makes the crosshair wider, imparing accuracy when firing multiple shots. | ||
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===P228=== | ===P228=== | ||
[[File:css p228.png|thumb| | [[File:css p228.png|thumb|left|P228]] | ||
* '''Price''': $600 | * '''Price''': $600 | ||
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*Note: The P228 is only chambered in 9x19mm and appears to be a P229 which is offered in .357 SIG. | *Note: The P228 is only chambered in 9x19mm and appears to be a P229 which is offered in .357 SIG. | ||
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===Desert Eagle.50 AE=== | ===Desert Eagle.50 AE=== | ||
