Add Colt Anaconda

[GuardianDll]

Summary

Content "New revolver"

Purpose of change

Colt Anaconda is the best revolver in the world, can't be better, full stop. We need it in the game

Describe the solution

Add Colt Anaconda in three variations, for 8 inch barrel, 6 inch, and 4 inch

Testing

Spawned, shooted a bit, looked around to find one

Additional context

Data is not historical

[DoctorBoomstick]

Excellent to have a fresh .44. This does mean I have to stop playing until this gets merged so it’ll spawn into my current gun shops, but I'm pleased to see it. The only thing concerning here is the naming convention.
Firstly, there’s no way to differentiate the different revolver models by their branded names. You could look at the stats and, dare I say this heresy, read the description, but I think it would be convenient to have a recognisable difference in the name as well.
As for the non-branded variant, we already have an item dubbed the .44 Rivolver. Fair dues if we want to start giving functionally similar guns the same name, but I would propose a name change to something along the lines of: extended .44 Colt revolver, .44 Colt revolver, and shortened/snub-nosed .44 Colt revolver. .44 Colt revolver could be replaced with .44 Magnum, .44 hunting revolver, .44 target revolver.

[GuardianDll]

Hunting looks good for me, i agree

[github-actions]

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• A large-frame double-action revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for Colt deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has a 6-inch barrel.
• A large-frame double-action revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for Colt deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has a shortened 4-inch barrel.
• A large-frame double-action revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for Colt deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has an extended 8-inch barrel.
• A large-frame revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for the manufacturer deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has a 6-inch barrel.
• A large-frame revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for the manufacturer deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has a shortened 4-inch barrel.
• A large-frame revolver with a modern plastic handle. Too large for law enforcement, it was mostly used by sport shooters and hunters, for the manufacturer deemed it to be the most accurate .44-calibre revolver in their line. This one has an extended 8-inch barrel.

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