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'''Thorn''' is a rare, or exotic, pistol-like weapon located in [[Charlemagne’s Vault]].{{citation needed}} It is most likely named after the thorn-like spikes on it. The weapon is sleek, dark black, with many spikes or "thorns" adorning the sides, facing the front of the weapon.
'''Thorn''' is a rare, or exotic, handgun located in [[Charlemagne’s Vault]].{{citation needed}} It is most likely named after the thorn-like spikes on it. The weapon is sleek, dark black, with many spikes or "thorns" adorning the sides, facing the front of the weapon.


It is theorized that the Thorn is a revolver, as indicated by its apparent use of a cylindrical magazine. The Thorn is most likely a  [[Weapons|hand-cannon]], as it shares some similarities with the [[Duke MK.44]].<ref name="E3 2013 Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTXPe7JIUk '''E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo''']</ref>
It is theorized that the Thorn is a revolver, as indicated by its apparent use of a cylindrical magazine. The Thorn is most likely a  [[Weapons|hand-cannon]], as it shares some similarities with the [[Duke MK.44]].<ref name="E3 2013 Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTXPe7JIUk '''E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo''']</ref>

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Thorn is a rare, or exotic, handgun located in Charlemagne’s Vault.[citation needed] It is most likely named after the thorn-like spikes on it. The weapon is sleek, dark black, with many spikes or "thorns" adorning the sides, facing the front of the weapon.

It is theorized that the Thorn is a revolver, as indicated by its apparent use of a cylindrical magazine. The Thorn is most likely a hand-cannon, as it shares some similarities with the Duke MK.44.[1]

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