The newest and latest in compact pistol-caliber defensive weaponry. Chambered in both .40 Pilotmario and 9mm Parabellum, it is a lethal close-quarters weapon. Despite its high rate of fire of 900 rpm, it is highly controllable due to the silencer, closed-bolt system, and intergral foregrip. For more accurate fire, a telescoping stock is provided. A spare magazine can be carried behind the pistol grip, which houses the primary magazine. Like the K-18, pulling the trigger slightly will yield a single shot, while depressing it further will fire a burst. Depressing it further will activate full-auto fire. While too short ranged as a standard-issue primary weapon, it is perfectly suited for anyone who needs a compact close-range weapon, such as bodyguards, vehicle crews, prison guards, naval boarding parties, and special forces units.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 7.4ft (2.2m)
- Length 46.0ft (14.0m)
- Height 25.3ft (7.7m)
- Empty Weight 5,070lbs (2,299kg)
- Loaded Weight 5,070lbs (2,299kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 78.1lbs/ft2 (381.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 64.9ft2 (6.0m2)
- Drag Points 7758
Parts
- Number of Parts 60
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 133
.40 Pilotmario is renamed .40 Smith and Wesson. @YuukaSP
.40 Pilotmario... So, kinda like a cheaper rip-off of .45 ACP X3 Anyway, cool smg (Mac11 kinda)
Very cool. I personally don't like stage triggers, but it looks like a lot of thought was put into that one @Pilotmario
@JacobHardy64 It's a three-stage trigger. The first stage is nice and crisp, the second is a little stiffer and the third one is very heavy. This is done intentionally, to allow the user to differentiate the stages. The last stage is particularly heavy, intentionally done so to encourage the use of burst fire, to improve accuracy and controllability.
Ew two stage triggers xP
Otherwise, amazing! (Trigger thing is not criticizing your build