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Well the difference between a fired bullet and a non-fired bullet is that the fired one will have a dent on the back of the casing due to the hammer/pin hitting the cartridge, whereas a non-fired doesn't have a dent on the back

So failed charge? Because six new bullets doesn't equal three shots and six empty shells otherwise.

did you remove the bullets before firing?

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Yeah he just remove the fired bullets and place new ones, the casing of the bullet and the bullet itself are different so yeah, full load is no shots if you are dumb enough, it's basic guns working literally every gun ever how come he not know?

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I removed the empty casings that were in the gun at the time. I replaced them with with six fresh rounds and proceeded to pull the trigger more than six times. I only ended up discharging the gun three times followed by three clicks. Upon reloading I discovered that all six shells were empty. I did not forget to reload those three rounds, hence saying six rounds = three shots. I am also fully aware of how the action of a revolver operates, so no shit sherlock.

 This glitch occurred several times, frequently getting me killed.

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Unless of course it is an intentional aspect of the game, but it certainly seems to be an error.

Oh, then, sorry, i guess it's a bug?