Skorpion

This weapon is part of the handguns.

A popular export from the Czech Republic, this small, fully automatic pistol is, in some ways, a different answer to the question that lead to the M1 Carbine of the US Armed Forces in World War II: what does one hand a soldier, that needs more than a normal pistol, but not quite a full rifle? The vz 61 Skorpion is a lightweight, comfortably carried weapon with enough firepower for self defense.

vz 61 Skorpion
Ammunition:	.32 Browning
Price:	680 $
Damage:	1 D6 + 2
Maximal range:	50 + P * 2 in single shot mode 40 + P * 2 in burst mode
Size category:	Small.
Rarity:	Very common.
Range division in single shot:	CQC: Up to 10 cm + P * 2: + 10 to handguns Close range: + 10 cm: + 5 to handguns Middle range: + 10 cm: no adjustment Far range: + 10 cm: - 5 to handguns Extreme range: + 10 cm: - 10 to handguns
Range division in burst mode:	CQC: Up to 10 cm + P * 2: + 10 to handguns Close range: + 10 cm: + 5 to handguns Middle range: + 5 cm: no adjustment Far range: + 10 cm: - 5 to handguns Extreme range: + 5 cm: - 10 to handguns
AP costs:	3 for common shot 4 for aimed shot OR a burst 2 to reload
Ammunition feeding:	20 shot replaceable box magazine or 10 shot replaceable box magazine.
Minimal strength:	4
Weight:	Gun: 4 pounds 20 shot magazine: 1.5 pounds 10 shot magazine: 1 pound
Special rule:	None.
Encounterable versions:	Standard model: Very common With Mounting Rails: common With red dot sight: rare With laser sight: rare With silencer: common