A detailed illustration of a revolver pistol firearm in vector format.
A detailed illustration of a revolver pistol firearm in vector format. An isolated vector design of a pistol with sharp lines and precise details. High-resolution vector graphic of a pistol, ideal for digital crafting and cutting machine projects. A detailed, vector illustration of a handgun, suitable for various design projects and applications.
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