This light .45 six shooter was once owned by Wild Bill Hickok and is a legend in it's own right. However, during the infamous card game where Wild Bill lost his life over a hand of aces and eights, earning that hand the name Dead Man's Hand, this weapon became a part of something more. Stolen by a Japanese slave and later given to a traveler who was in turn killed by a young man from a different world, a young man who wielded the power of the air. He found that many of the abilities Wild Bill was known for had rubbed off onto this weapon and he used them to his advantage during his adventures.
Wild Bill was a quick draw gunman, and this pistol reflects that, granting the wielder a +4 bonus to initiative checks.
Wild Bill was also a card shark, a master of knowing how to fool the other player into believing whatever he wanted them to. Again, some of Wild Bill's skill has rubbed off onto the weapon, it grants the wielder a +4 bonus to Bluff checks. This bonus increases to +8 when bluffing in a game of cards (such as poker).
Finally, Wild Bill was a crack shot. And some of his skill rubbed off onto the weapon. Before making a ranged attack, you may take a full-round action to line up your shot. At the beginning of the next round make a Concentration check (DC 15 + 2 for each complete range increment beyond the first.) if the check succeeds your next attack is an automatic cope de grace.
Seeing that this is a weapon of legacy, there are a few special features of this weapon that should be mentioned. The grip and cylinder are both carved from aquamarine. And, while the weapon can fire normal ammunition, when not loaded it uses the air it's self as ammo. It acts as a silenced weapon (Listen DC 25 to notice) when using the air as ammunition.