The SMP-1CX is a light machine pistol. It has a very high rate of fire and comes with a standard 23 round grip magazine. It has a 20cm barrel, a 4cm muzzle brake/Flash Suppressor, a laser sight, and a shock absorbing folding stock. A 20cm silencer is optional. With out the silencer, this weapon weighs 2.27 Kg fully loaded The optional silencer very effectively silences the weapon, but it reduces the muzzle energy drasticly. The HE & HEAP rounds are little more effective than standard rounds.
This weapon was designed for use by Gralyn Union Military Commando Units and Gralyn Police counter-terrorist units. The 20cm barrel is detachable and the entire unit is designed to fit in a custom fitted attache case for transport.
The SMP-1CX uses a very light ETC round designed deliver an expanding head round at close ranges. The expanding round can not penatrate even light body armor. It does deliver a reasonable amount of kenetic energy though. Discarding Sabot rounds are available. These rounds, while delivering less energy, can defeat light body armor at ranges up to 110 meters. Tranqilizer rounds are also available. HEAP rounds were not produced since they are impractical for a round this small.
TL 9 5x15mm ETC straight round
d=5mm Lcc=15 2.4gm Ea=306 Cr0.1 (Ball) Cr0.2 (HE, Tranq & DS)
TL: 9
Ammo: 5x15mm ETC straight (TL 9)
Weapon Weight: 3.27 Kg loaded, 2.57 Kg empty (does not includes empty
magazine)
Magazine Price: Cr122 23 round capacity
Recoil: SS 5 10
1 1 2
Dam Range Penatration
Ball 1 49m Nil
DS 1 59m 1-Nil
HE 2 37m Nil
Traq -1 29m Nil
Bulk=2/3
Light Deluxe self-loading receiver 7.9cm 0.45Kg Cr335
20cm light barrel 0.4Kg Cr80 E=478
Folding SA stock 5/25 cm 0.5 Kg Cr50
Hollow Pistol Grip with grip magazine (23 rounds) 0.7 Kg
4cm Muzzle Brake .2 Kg Cr50
2cm Flash Suppressor (2cm) 0.02 Kg Cr2
TL 9 Laser sight 1 Kg 240m range Cr1000
with the optional silencer
Bulk=3/5
Dam Range Penatration
Ball 1 34m Nil
DS 1 41m 1-Nil
HE 1 26m Nil
Traq -1 20m Nil
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