Here are images of conventional handguns I made for the TZ universe.
See Also: a closely related page from the fictional TZ universe is Fictional TZ Universe UltraX Handguns
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GWL makes four calibres of super-match pistols:
.22: the 22/22 pistol (alias the ‘Ratkiller’) has a magazine with 22 (doublestack) .22GH, .22GS, or .22LR cartridges, available only with a 20 cm barrel; the 22/11 pistols have magazines with 11 (single stack) .22GH, .22GS, or .22LR cartridges, available with 20, 17.5, 15, 12.5, and 10 cm barrels. These are sold in large quantities.
Notes: the .22GH, made by GWL, uses a faster burning powder which produces the maximum muzzle velocity, 1,500 fps, within a 20 cm barrel; the .22GS, made by GWL, uses a faster burning powder which produces a subsonic muzzle velocity within a 20 cm barrel.
Note: the second pistol is the B model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2015: it can also fire .22GH Magnum rounds, with a muzzle velocity of 1,800 fps.
Note: the third pistol is the C model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2019.

.357 SIG (alias Hammerhead): the Hammerhead pistol has a magazine with 8 (single stack) or 15 (double stack) .357 SIG cartridges, available with 20, 17.5, 15, 12.5, and 10 cm barrels, or with a magazine with 10 .357 SIG cartridges, available only with a 7 cm barrel; the muzzle velocity with a 20 cm barrel is 1,450 fps. These are sold in large quantities.
Note: the second pistol is the B model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2015: it can also fire Hammerhead Magnum rounds, with a muzzle velocity of 1,750 fps.
Note: the third pistol is the C model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2019, and which has a better compensator.

.45 (alias ‘1911’): the .45 Calibre has a magazine with 7 (singlestack) .45 cartridges, available with 20 and 15 cm barrels. These are sold only to competitive shooters, in small quantities.
Note: the second pistol is the B model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2015: it has a barrel 1mm thicker, a grip 12mm taller, and is either single-stacked, with 8 rounds in the magazine, or double-stacked, with 15 rounds in the magazine.
Note: the third pistol is the C model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2019, and which has a better compensator.

.429 Super (equivalent to .44 Super in world T2): the .429 Super pistol has a magazine with 7 .429 magnum or super cartridges, or .44 cartridges, or .44 Special cartridges, available with 20 and 15 cm barrels. These are sold in small quantities, mainly to those who may be threatened by large animals.
Note: the second pistol is the B model, which was manufactured starting in Mar 15, 2019, which has a better compensator and can fire hotter .429 Ultra rounds.

GWL sells 22 GH, 22 GS, 22 GH Magnum, Hammerhead, Hammerhead Magnum, 1911 GH, and .429 Super GH ammunition in 3 forms: semi-wadcutter, jacketed hollow-point, and full-metal-jacket (hardball). All are designed to achieve maximum muzzle velocity in a 20 cm (8″) barrel. The semi-wadcutter and hollow-point ammunition are designed for extreme accuracy, and the full-metal-jacket is designed for use in very dirty guns and is somewhat less accurate. All guns are much less accurate with non-GWL ammunition.
Note: the scale of handgun images is 10 px to 1 cm.
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These are Sarah’s 20cm (8″) 22/22, 22/22 B, 22/22 C, Hammerhead, Hammerhead B, Hammerhead C, 1911, 1911 B, 1911 C, .429 Super, and .429 Ultra (B) Pistols, all S/N 0 000 001, B 0 000 001, or C 0 000 001; note that all pistols are internally selectable SAO/DAO:




These Hammerheads are the same as the Hammerhead B above, simply with the grip panel changed:

This .429 Super is the same as the .429 Super above, simply with the grip panel changed:

These dress knives and Hammerheads are worn at very fancy gatherings; the first 6 Hammerhead C pistols are the same pistol, with 6 different pairs of grip panels:
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The first 22/22 is Sarah’s dress 22/22 pistol, worn (rarely) when she is dressed very fancy outside the UK and its colonies in circumstances when wearing a 22/22 is more appropriate than wearing a Hammerhead; the second is her dress 22/22 pistol in the UK and its colonies:

These dress .45 and .429 Super pistols were made in case Sarah needed to dress very fancy and (for some reason) either of these calibres were especially appropriate:

GWL sells 22, Hammerhead, .45, and .429 Super Pistols
These are 20cm (8″), 17.5cm (7″) (made only on special order), 15cm (6″), 12.5cm (5″), 10cm (4″) 22/22 and 22/11 pistols. 22/11 pistols have 11 round magazines, and 22/22 pistols have 22 round magazines. The second column are model B pistols, manufactured beginning March 15, 2015, able to use .22GH Magnum cartridges. The third column are model C pistols, manufactured beginning March 15, 2019.





These were sold in the late 2010’s to countries that stubbornly insisted on 9mm pistols, e.g. in Europe and South America. GWL sold pistols with 20cm (8″), 17.5cm (7″), 15cm (6″), 12.5cm (5″), and 10cm (4″) barrels, each with a 20-round double-stacked magazine sold to police and military orgzanizations, and a 10-round single-stacked magazine sold to civilians. It can fire two cartridges: a 9×19 Parabellum, and a 9×27mm Ultra, the second with a muzzle velocity 40% greater than a 9×19mm Parabellum.





These are 20cm (8″), 17.5cm (7″) (made only on special order), 15cm (6″), 12.5cm (5″), 10cm (4″), and 7cm (2.75″) .357 SIG pistols. They have 15 round magazines, except for the 7cm pistol which has a 10 round magazine. The second column are model B pistols, manufactured beginning March 15, 2015, able to use Hammerhead Magnum cartridges. The third column are model C pistols, manufactured beginning March 15, 2019, with a more effective compensator.






These are 20cm (8″) and 15cm (6″) .45, .45 B, and .45 C pistols with 7-round, 7- and 15-round, and 7- and 15-round magazines:


These are 20 cm (8″) and 15 cm (6″) .429 Super and .429 Max (B) pistols with 7-round magazines:


These are ratkiller pistols:
The 20 cm (8″) 22/22 Ratkiller:

The 20 cm (8″) 22/22 B Ratkillers:

The 20 cm (8″) 22/22 C Ratkillers:

The 20 cm (8″) Royal Ratkiller:

These are 1 the standard 15 cm (6″) graphite and silver police pistol, 2 an optional 20 cm (8″) alternate 3 the standard 15 cm (6″) version B graphite and silver police pistol, 4 an optional 20 cm (8″) alternate 5 an alternate 15 cm (6″) version B black and silver police pistol, and 6 a 20 cm (8″) alternate.



This are 20 cm (8″) gold, silver, bronze, and pale blue Hammerheads for 1st–4th place champions:


This are 15 cm (6″) pistols used by the League of Nations, Canada, the Caribbean Commonwealth, Ceylon, Germany (post-Nazi), India (as an independent nation), the JILKA Confederation, and Switzerland:

This are samples of 15 cm (6″) military pistols; compare them to the fascist pistols below:

These are 1 the 15 cm (6″) German Nazi Hammerhead pistol, 2 the German Nazi SS Hammerhead pistol (with Thor’s rune next to GWL’s logo), and 3 the Romanian Iron Guard Hammerhead pistol. Note that, since the Nazis and Iron Guard can manufacture only limited precision Hammerhead cartridges, their Hammerheads’ accuracies are degraded:

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