Length: 225mm Caliber: 9mm Weight: 1220g

Stechkin machine pistol

Wow,

this is really convenient.

Soviet guns usually have a simple design to them so they're less prone to malfunctions.

Q. What are machine pistols? Small guns capable of automatic fire are called "machine pistols".

The stock is made of wood; it also serves as the holster.

Many WW2-era machine pistols follow this pattern.

Eh... huh!?

Full auto

A more recent example of a machine pistols would be the M93R. It, too, can be attached to a stock.

I just realized that I rarely draw the Stechkin APS even though I love Soviet guns this much.

It's easy to wander off target during automatic fire so it's mostly used with the stock attached.

This uncouth design looks nice, doesn't it?