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it's modelled after a denix replica, aint it? or some replica (firing pin)
Thanks for making this, you are pretty good.
Explaining the whole process in comments would be too difficult.
Are you thinking of making a double-action revolver for an auto-shotgun? Like the Nagant - or even better - a SILENCED Nagant!
For 1st person arms. follow the tutorial, but instead of Nick's arms use the arms model you were planning to fix (NOTE: use default skeleton. The model you were fixing probably uses it already). When it's rigged weight painted, export the smd and compile it with the qc you got while decompiling.