C96 and the other one's hard to make out, some kinda 1911?

Its supposed to be an old styled Derringer.
Also can you guess what model C96 it is. Its the only one that uses a magazine, I think. As far as I know, the others all have that like..belt the bullets sit in.

712?

The thing the bullets are held in before being put into the magazine are called stripper clips.

Danke, and correct. I was thinking of the 712.

Your reward is having a character of your choice being hunted by Meryl.

I'm not one to stay in conflict long enough to wish that on anyone :P

admittably, the detail is really lacking. I am unfamiliar with the gun but wanted her to have it. I still plan to fix that in my final post.

hm, cats with guns. i can dig this.

Your avatar certainly insinuates that you can.

bengal tiger with an all american Springfield, 1903, scope attatchment included. holla.

Banana phone. Holla

Quite nice.

Mauser C96 Broomhandle pistol of WW2. One of the only pistols made before the 1st world war that could be converted to full auto
A stock could be attached to help deal with some of the massive recoil they produced. Some early models were made with a small fixed
magazine, kinda like the old bolt actions and M1 Garand. These had to be loaded with stripper clips. I could be wrong but I believe it is
9x19mm Parabellum or 9mm Luger since most WW1 & 2 weapons the Germans created were chambered for these rounds.
Anyway to finish earlier, yes a few were made to be used with larger removable magazines and it is possible to modify the originals
to accept this as well. Id rather leave a weapon like that alone though, simply because a weapon in good enough condition from that era would be valued a lot more and one mistake in gunsmithing on a weapon like the C96 is one chance ordeal.
As for the derringer. Don't even care. I wouldnt be caught dead with a one/two shot.
Anyway hope this was helpful aaaaaaaannnndd!!!!

M82 out. "Furries are better than .50's.....but just barely."