Kann nicht schießen, Slide Trigger, Colt bewegt sich alles was sich bei einer echten Waffe bewegt, Magazin kann man raus nehmen.
Waffe hst die Original Farben vom Spiel
S.T.A.R.S. was founded in 1996 as a privately-financed police special forces unit within the Raccoon Police Department. Rather than rely on the RPD standard-issue firearms, S.T.A.R.S. contracted theKendo Gun Shopto provide weapons, including an order for custom handguns. Several prototypes were tested by S.T.A.R.S. officersRedfield,Jill Valentine,Barry BurtonandAlbert Wesker, with the finalised design being produced for the rest of the team.[1][2]It earned the name "Samurai Edge" due to the metallic shine, which Kendo, a nikkei, likened to a katana.[2]Variations of this handgun were also designed for individual officers, and by July 1998 there were eight standard Samurai Edges and four specialised models given toChris Redfield,Jill Valentine,Barry BurtonandAlbert Wesker.[3]Each of these models saw use in the Ecliptic Express and Mansion Incidents of July 1998, followed by theRaccoon City Destruction IncidentandRockfort Island Incidentlater that year. Wesker himself kept hold of his original model, and used it in multiple instances against fellow former police officers.[4]
In the following decade, the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance sought after more Samurai Edges for service, with Quint Cetcham tasked with producing them. Valentine received the "Samurai Edge A1" ahead of the Queen Zenobia Incident, which was built on a Beretta M9A1.[5] Burton also requested a custom Samurai Edge when his age made handling his Smith & Wesson more difficult; a number of prototypes were developed before settling on the "Version II".[6] Leon S. Kennedy, an RPD officer who had not served in S.T.A.R.S., made contact with Kendo in the early 2000s seeking his own model based on word-of-mouth of its reliability. Kendo decided against copying his original design, however, and produced the "Silver Ghost" instead.[7]
In the mid-2010s, Umbrella Corporation contracted the production of its own Samurai Edge variation, dubbed the "ALBERT.W.MODEL 01".[8] The initial prototypes saw use in the mid-2010s, and entered mass-production for use by BSAA SOU teams.[9] A 20th anniversary model was also produced by Kendo and presented to the S.T.A.R.S. survivors as a commemorative piece, identified by its sand colour.[10]