Silver Rifle in Final Fantasy VII.
This gun uses special, rounded ammunition.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift description
Silver Rifle (銀玉鉄砲, Gindama Deppō?, lit. BB Gun), also known as Silver Cannon and Silver Bullet Gun, is a recurring gun in the Final Fantasy series.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VII[]
Silver Rifle is a mid to high-ranked weapon for Vincent, providing 62 Attack, 120 Atk%, Critical% +4, and has no Materia slots. It can be bought for 3,000 gil at Junon (after obtaining the Highwind) and is found in the Temple of the Ancients. The "rifle" is actually a BB gun and part of the joke equipment set.
Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis[]
The Silver Rifle is a weapon for Vincent.
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This gun uses special, rounded bullets.
Description
Silver Cannon is a low-ranked gun that provides 31 Attack, has a range of 7, and teaches Blindshot for 100 AP to Gunners.
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Silver Cannon is a low-ranked gun that provides 25 Attack, has a range of 7, and teaches Blindshot to Fusiliers for 200 AP and Succor to the Agent for 150 AP. It can be obtained from the Bazaar from the "Silver Death C" set.
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Silver Rifle is a level 100 gun that provides +68 Attack, +79 Bravery, -1 Defense, -328 HP, and Magic Damage -100%.
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A toy gun that can also be used on the battlefield, with a spring that shoots out silver pellets. It possesses high power for a toy and easily lands critical hits. It is said a gunman used this toy in his fight to protect the planet, but the truth is a mystery.
Description
Silver Rifle is a Gun only available during the Gaea's Cliff event, bought for 6,000 Everfrost Shards. It provides 80 ATK, Accuracy +70%, requires two-hands to wield, has a damage range of 135-165%, and grants +70% Critical rate.
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Etymology and origin[]
Silver is a chemical element with the chemical symbol Ag and atomic number 47. A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it possesses the highest electrical conductivity of any element and the highest thermal conductivity of any metal.
Silver often carries connotations of "second-best", especially when contrasted with gold.
In Japanese, the gun is actually a "BB gun", a kind of air gun that uses special spherical ammunition known as BBs, being short for either ball bearing (not made to the size of actual ball bearings, which are used in rotating parts in furniture or tools) or ball bullet, and is propelled with compressed air or gas by the gun's mechanics. BB guns are valued as a hobby due to their less lethal and legally relaxed nature, but are sometimes used to deter or remove invasive pests like rodents, and gun safety still must be maintained and practiced to lessen the risk of injury and harm. BB guns often take after real world model weapons or sometimes promotional and recreations of weapons from popular media like video games and movies.
The weapon's appearance in Final Fantasy VII as the Silver Rifle takes after rarer fantastical retro BB guns from the early 20th century during the 1930s and 1950s, appearing to take after blaster gun toys from the sci-fi series Buck Rogers In The 25th Century.