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I'd wish to take some time to comment on the "Behind the scenes" section of this article.

The description of the pistol mentioning that it is a single-shot handgun is is most likely a misnomad of "semi-auto" on behalf of the developers, otherwise the gun would've had only one round in capacity and have the magazine removed from it's rendered picture.

Even if the 14mm round is a fictional handgun ammunition in the Fallout universe, then why is it compared to existing anti-material rounds like the .50 BMG and the 14.5x114mm? Making the assumption that two different types of cartridges are relevant because of their similar bullet diameters is like bringing up My Little Pony as being relevant in an article about The Black Stallion because they are both fictional horses.

193.11.130.101 16:47, January 20, 2010 (UTC)somelurker

Not so, if My Little Pony was brought up because it looked similar or something, then I could've seen your point. The cartridges were not brought up purely because they are bullets, but also because they are similar in diameter. HeadManiac 01:19, November 14, 2010 (UTC)

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Shouldn't we get rid of the 12.7mm pistol from this page? After all, the page is called "14mm pistol", not "High powered pistols". If something is on a certain page, it should pertain to that page. Best regards, Kastera ^talk 22:25, March 14, 2011 (UTC)

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Having them separate at 14mm and 12.7mm was better; the P220 Sig Sauer is also a SIG-Sauer pistol and has nothing to do with the 12.7mm or 14mm models. >.> Nitty ^Tok. 12:35, October 5, 2011 (UTC)

Not really. P220 is from FOT, whereas the SS Auto is an original weapon built for Fallout 1. _Tagaziel ^(call!) 19:47, October 5, 2011 (UTC)