Steyr TMP

Developed by Steyr in the early 1990s, the "Tactical Machine Pistol" was created with the counter-terrorism market in mind. The weapon entered production in 1993 and was adopted by a few special police units, namely those of Austria and Italy. A semiautomatic variant without the integral front pistol grip was also designed and exported as the SPP. Production of the weapon would end in 2001 with Steyr's sale of the design to the Swiss defense company Brugger & Thomet, who would modernize the weapon into the MP9, which would see much more widespread adoption due to its greater modularity. Examples of the TMP in use by the EuF's Special Operations Executive are in almost every case brought into the armory from their user's former police units before being passed to agents with a desire for a small, light caliber weapon with a high rate of fire.
 
==QE Stats==
Steyr TMP	Steyr TMP	Steyr TMP	Steyr TMP
Damage 	2 	2 	2
Fire Rate	3 	3 	3
Ammo 	3 	3 	3
Accuracy 	-2 	-2 	-2
==OaTs Stats==
Steyr TMP 	Steyr TMP 	Steyr TMP 	Steyr TMP
Caliber 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2) 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2) 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2)
Magazine 	15/20/30 	15/20/30 	15/20/30
Upgrade Points 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel
Range Increment 	40' 	40' 	40'
Rate of Fire 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F)
Size 	Medium 	Medium 	Medium
Weight 	2.9 	2.9 	2.9
Wealth Point Cost	44 	44 	44
Error Range 	0% 	0% 	0%
Standard Features	Permanent vertical grip. Uses SPP magazines.	Permanent vertical grip. Uses SPP magazines.	Permanent vertical grip. Uses SPP magazines.
Category:PACYOA: TE
Category:Firearms
Category:European Federation