M93R

* Single
* Dual

M93R icon

20
(30)

Dual M93R icon

40
(60)

The **Beretta 93 Raffica**, known in-game as the **M93R**, is a Pistol that uses the 9mm Ammunition and was added in the "*Bridges Of Sweatbath County*" update. It is similar to the M9, except that it rapidly fires 3-shot bursts. As the M93R is considered a Pistol, it can be dual-wielded.

## Pros and Cons

### Pros

* Large capacity for a pistol
* Common ammo
* Can be dual wielded for increased fire rate

### Cons

* Poor accuracy
* Burst fire operation instead of fully automatic
* Low DPS

## Strategies

### Using

* This gun should be used similarly to the UMP9, as both share the same firing style. Think of it as a UMP9 with fewer rounds, less damage, and accuracy, but with a higher fire rate.
* Though dual-wielded M93Rs have a much higher DPS than when kept single, they also have a far lower accuracy, which is usually a key component in burst-fire guns. This makes it more suited for CQB.
* Try to get two M93Rs, as this will solve the fire rate problem entirely and allow you to have 40 bullets. It will also make long-range combat easier, as, despite the loss of accuracy, the higher fire rate will allow more bullets to hit the enemy.
* This is most useful at medium ranges, as it's poor accuracy makes it not good for long-range shooting, and it's DPS is too low for close range.
* Its relative ease of use makes it good for finishing off opponents.

### Countering

* The M93R is quite weak as a single gun, especially mid and late game, so there is little to worry about if seen in the hands of another player. However, around dual M93Rs, you must be a little more careful, as they are quite capable of killing you due to the high fire rate.
* Due to burst guns having a delay between bursts, it is possible to dodge the shots from an M93R. This will not be as easy to do as it would be in a situation with an enemy UMP-9 user because the M93R has a shorter delay between bursts. This is even harder to do if the enemy has dual M93Rs. It's better if you use adrenaline when fighting M93R users, or any burst weapon users for that matter.
* The M93R has pretty bad accuracy, so if you run away from them and engage them at a long distance, their bursts will miss, and you will be mostly safe, while you can engage them with an Assault Rifle or Sniper Rifle.
* Single M93R users can be killed by Shotguns with relative ease. Dual M93R users may be more challenging due to the decreased delay between bursts and decent damage.

## Time to Kill (ms)

*Note: Headshots are not included in TTK values.*
## Rarity

The M93R is a common Pistol, slightly rarer than the M9, OT-38, and the G18C. It can be found almost anywhere.

## Sounds

* Firing
* Reloading
* Reloading (Dual)
* Swapping To

## Links

* https://surviv.io/img/loot/loot-weapon-m93r.svg

## Trivia

* This is the second Pistol added to the game that is selective-fire in real life, the first being the G18C. However, they function in only one firing mode as the M93R shoots bursts, and the G18C is automatic.
* The icon for the M93R shows its foregrip unfolded, but its dual-wield icon shows the grips folded. This makes sense because dual-wielding requires you to hold each Pistol in just one hand, meaning that you cannot use the foregrip.
* Most players regard this pistol highy compared to other pistols in game, especially when dual-wielded.
* This is the first time a single pistol is not held with both hands on the grip. Instead, one hand is on the rear grip and the other on the foregrip.
* It seems to have a Flash hider at the end of the barrel. This may make a difference later on as bullet trails and flash cosmetics may be added.
* When dual-wielded, it fires seven 3-bursts from one of the M93Rs and six 3-bursts plus another single round from the second M93R. This would imply that the double-magazine of 40 from Dual M93R is spread 21 and 19 across the two pistols, despite both of these pistols being capable of individually being picked up at 20-round magazine length.
* The M93R looks similar to the MAC-10 when wielded due to how both are held.
* The Beretta 93 Raffica was Made in 1979 to fit the Italian Military's need for a compact weapon with machine capabilities.
* "Raffica" is Italian for "Burst".
* The Beretta 93R in real life has two firing modes: semi-automatic and a three-round burst.
* Whether intentional or not, the M93R has a self-descriptive name. The M9, 3R (3 rounds) can be thought of as the M93R is an M9 with a 3 round burst.

## History

* v0.6.0
	+ Added