The Smith & Wesson 4506 was designed specifically for the .45 ACP cartridge. It is helpfully water-resistant due to its stainless steel body. The 4506 was produced mainly during the 90s, and featured in movies of the era like Fight Club and Pulp Fiction. It's both large and heavy, which would make it a poor choice for an undercover operation.... Instead, the 4506 is predominantly used when there is a need for accuracy and reliability. This gun employs both double-action and single-action mechanisms, which allows for both safety and rapid fire. However, it is seen as harder to use without comprehensive practice. Take a look at the .45 ACP cartridge!

In the basement of a local bar, two men set up a 'fight club' for their own amusement - it's violent, but harmless. However, as it gains serious popularity with the locals, the leaders realise that they have the power to make a difference. The two men both realise that they both despise American consumerism, and the power the wealthy have over everyone else. The fight club grows as frustrated men seek an outlet for their anger. Tyler sets up an influential revolutionary organisation called Project Mayhem, and people start signing up. Then he disappears, and the other members of the Project hear rumours of a plot he had prepared to destroy an important financial area of the city. Many agree with these plans, but when the police start to infiltrate the group, the narrator (who is never named) gets scared. He starts to realise how much danger he is in, and finally understands the truth about Tyler.