"You've built it so quickly?"
Joseph looked in surprise at his father, who wore a proud expression, and weighed the gun in his hand.
The gun was heavy, easily usable as a hammer, exuding the heavy metallic feel of the steam era.
Louis XVI happily remarked, "Initially, welding was necessary for the hammer's connecting rod, which lacked sufficient strength, but now it's directly machined with this milling machine. And for the rotating cylinder, achieving high airtightness through manual polishing was challenging."
He gestured towards the revolver: "Now this, I can barely see a gap with my eyes."
He then turned and took another cylinder from the box he brought: "This was filed by Mr. Emmerich, the difference is quite apparent."
Joseph took over the handcrafted revolver, noticing the file marks, and observed that its smoothness and edge finishing were far inferior to what the rotary milling machine produced.
