But just like the M686, the 1875 had the same issue—each shot would only produce a white marker, which didn't make sense. Given that it had greater power and caused more damage, theoretically, its efficiency should have been higher. So why was the actual effect the same as the M686's?
The guns of Roland and his fellow Gunmen shouldn't have such limited capability. Jimmy was aware of his limits—his own M686 might have killed too many people, gaining some extra abilities, but it was nothing compared to a Gunman's weapon. After all, those were the tools Roland and the Gunman relied on for their livelihood, constantly battling against Demons and Evil Spirits. With such meager damage, how much ammunition would they need to carry with them?
Jimmy had seen Roland's holster; the belt holster at most carried 30 rounds. Based on Jimmy's experience, where it took 24 bullets to kill an Evil Spirit, Roland and his peers couldn't keep up with such expenditure.
