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A weapon that has been sitting on my hard drive collecting "dust" that I thought I'd share.

The Alicorn Arms Auto Pistol 9mm Mark 2 is a pony based weapon, not designed for human hands. It is a weapon featured in my uncompleted story, MLP: Tale of a Palace Wizard and created by Alicorn Arms. It was designed to be used by tank crewponies because of it's adjustable stock and over-all short length. Along with the option of completely removing the stock if you needed it shorter.

It fires a 9x25mm pistol round (not the 9x25 Dillon) with an exceptional fire rate. It's magazine options consist of either a 35 round stick mag or a 50 round casket magazine. [Shown above]

[Note I'm not a weapon designer in any way, this was just for fun. I try to think about how things operate and I try to get terms correct, but again I'm not an expert.]

If you care about it's design and what it is based off of, the ww2 german smg prototype "EMP-44" by Erma. [ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMP_44 ] From my understanding it was an attempt to combat the simplicity of the Russian PPSH, but only a few were ever made and it was inferior to the popular MP44. The project was pushed aside as the Sturmgewher 44 (StG 44) started its production.

Description
A weapon that has been sitting on my hard drive collecting "dust" that I thought I'd share.

The Alicorn Arms Auto Pistol 9mm Mark 2 is a pony based weapon, not designed for human hands. It is a weapon featured in my uncompleted story, MLP: Tale of a Palace Wizard and created by Alicorn Arms. It was designed to be used by tank crewponies because of it's adjustable stock and over-all short length. Along with the option of completely removing the stock if you needed it shorter.

It fires a 9x25mm pistol round (not the 9x25 Dillon) with an exceptional fire rate. It's magazine options consist of either a 35 round stick mag or a 50 round casket magazine. [Shown above]

[Note I'm not a weapon designer in any way, this was just for fun. I try to think about how things operate and I try to get terms correct, but again I'm not an expert.]

If you care about it's design and what it is based off of, the ww2 german smg prototype "EMP-44" by Erma. [ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMP_44 ] From my understanding it was an attempt to combat the simplicity of the Russian PPSH, but only a few were ever made and it was inferior to the popular MP44. The project was pushed aside as the Sturmgewher 44 (StG 44) started its production.