Alright, I finished the design for my first ever old-fashioned gun. The gun would be a one-shot pistol. The barrel would narrow (about 3/4 inch), silver, and be very smooth. It would also have tiny, microscopic holes, so that the recoil would be less. The handle would be dark oak, with a 4-inch knife secretly stored in it. At the end of the barrel (on the bottom side of it) would be a jagged, 8-inch blade with a thin oval hole in the center of it (the blade would look similar to the modern combat knife). There is also an optional accessory for reloading faster: a cylindrical tube with 10 "shelves" inside of it. Part of the shelve would stick out the side of the tube to form a tap. Prior to use, each shelve would be filled with a bullet and some gun powder. The shelve would lock in place to avoid accidentally sliding. The tube would then be mounted vertically on the barrel near the hammer and be locked in place. When a person needed to reload, they could just pull on the tap to slide the shelve out. The bullet and gun powder would fall in to the barrel. All the user needs to do now is cock back the hammer and pull the trigger to fire. The tube could be removed easily and quickly if the user needed to aim more precise. The name of the weapon would be Velocity.