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Five Seven 

A 5.7x28mm Handgun made by Fabrique Nationale, it fires the same ammunition as the Sun Machine gun version, the FN P90, shooting the Sub Sonic Armour Piercing round, it is capable of penetrating a Kevlar vest at some 300 meters.
Five Seven by 1337 June 1, 2003
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Five Seven 

A fucking overpower pistol in the game CS:GO.
it can kill in one headshot while an M4A4 cant.
this fucking joke of a pistol is 6x cheaper than a M4A4 but much better.
VALVE PLS NERF FIVE SEVEN.
Five Seven by OCv RemixX August 4, 2017

Five Seven 

Five Seven by ShinDragonZ April 4, 2003

Five-seveN 

Designed as the sidearm to accompany the P90 PDW, the Five-seveN pistol by Fabrique Nationale uses the same 5.7 x 28 mm cartridge as the P90. Despite the bulky nature of the ammo, the 20-round magazine can still be fitted into a comfortably-sized grip. The pistol itself was originally a striker-fired double-action only one, although the "tactical" version introduced a single-action mechanism. Operating by the traditional Browning breech-lock method, the Five-seveN has very little recoil for a combat pistol, rougly 2/3 of a gun of equal bulk in 9 mm Parabellum. With a muzzle velocity of 2100 ft/sec, the Five-seveN is just as capable of piercing armor as the P90. And the capitalization of the N in "seveN" is undoubtedly a marketing gimmick on the part of FN.
Five-seveN by Anonymous August 9, 2003

Five-seveN 

Trusty pistol of Sam Fisher Splinter cell, NOT Solid Snake.
[Solid Snake} used a H&K mk23 SOCOM
Five-seveN by Hobbsy December 31, 2003

tre five seven 

A three fifty seven revolver handgun that holds six bullets and does not release the shell of its bullets when fired.
He broke into my house so I shot him with my tre five seven
tre five seven by balls June 19, 2006

one seven five 

A 1.75 liter bottle of alcohol.
hey, pick me up a one seven five of rum.
one seven five by djashburnmn October 3, 2007
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