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Description
Overview:
Another famous invention of late designer and engineer Herrick Voyei Stumna. The STMP-77 (STumna Machine Pistol model 1977) is a Personal Defense Weapon chambered in 10x25mm. Designed as an in-between of pistol and carbine. As well to replace the dated MPP-42. The STMP-77 is issued to backline units such as Artillery teams, Logistics drivers, Signallers, and Combat engineers.

Specifications:
Designer: Herrick Stumna
Manufacturer: Stumna arms plant
Produced: 1977-1993 (STMP-77) 1993-present (STMP-77-M)
Usage: Significant. Special issue.

Weight: Unloaded: 4.4 lb (1.9 kg)
Length: 15 in (38 cm) [Stock folded]

Action: Blowback, closed bolt.
Cartridge: 10x25mm (10mm)
Rate of fire: 650-800 rpm
Effective range: 800 m (870 yd)
Maximum range: 3,150 m (3,440 yd)
Feed system: 22 round box magazine, 42 round box magazine.

Military Remarks:
"While the East was busy making new fancy Machine Pistols to punch through kevlar, we just made AP rounds, heh."
"I dual-wielded two once while the 'Sarge wasn't looking. Made me feel like that green dude in that one Sbox game."
"I put maybe 4,000 rounds through her, she didn't jam once! More than my girlfriend can do."
"It's nice that it has a holster, but it's pretty damn heavy. Feels like it's trying to pull my belt off! It's one big iron."
"I suppose we all can't get those STK's but hey, this thing isn't that bad I guess."
"You know Ivan? He's in medbay. Idiot had his hand slip while firing and blew some fingers off! Fucking Dumbass!"
"Can anybody decide if it's a damn Sub machine gun, PDW, or machine pistol!?"

Trivia:
The STMP-77 Is inspired by the Russian prototype "Gepard" (Гепард) PDW and SMG.
Many STMP-77's remain unchanged from their 1970's models.
The STMP-77 is small enough to be carried in a holster.
Like all Stranian firearms, the STMP-77 has a removable trigger guard as well as a removeable hand guard on the rear.
Soldiers can request authorization from a CO or armorer to change attachments to their rifles, most often these are different stocks, optics, hand-guards, or grips.

Description
Overview:
Another famous invention of late designer and engineer Herrick Voyei Stumna. The STMP-77 (STumna Machine Pistol model 1977) is a Personal Defense Weapon chambered in 10x25mm. Designed as an in-between of pistol and carbine. As well to replace the dated MPP-42. The STMP-77 is issued to backline units such as Artillery teams, Logistics drivers, Signallers, and Combat engineers.

Specifications:
Designer: Herrick Stumna
Manufacturer: Stumna arms plant
Produced: 1977-1993 (STMP-77) 1993-present (STMP-77-M)
Usage: Significant. Special issue.

Weight: Unloaded: 4.4 lb (1.9 kg)
Length: 15 in (38 cm) [Stock folded]

Action: Blowback, closed bolt.
Cartridge: 10x25mm (10mm)
Rate of fire: 650-800 rpm
Effective range: 800 m (870 yd)
Maximum range: 3,150 m (3,440 yd)
Feed system: 22 round box magazine, 42 round box magazine.

Military Remarks:
"While the East was busy making new fancy Machine Pistols to punch through kevlar, we just made AP rounds, heh."
"I dual-wielded two once while the 'Sarge wasn't looking. Made me feel like that green dude in that one Sbox game."
"I put maybe 4,000 rounds through her, she didn't jam once! More than my girlfriend can do."
"It's nice that it has a holster, but it's pretty damn heavy. Feels like it's trying to pull my belt off! It's one big iron."
"I suppose we all can't get those STK's but hey, this thing isn't that bad I guess."
"You know Ivan? He's in medbay. Idiot had his hand slip while firing and blew some fingers off! Fucking Dumbass!"
"Can anybody decide if it's a damn Sub machine gun, PDW, or machine pistol!?"

Trivia:
The STMP-77 Is inspired by the Russian prototype "Gepard" (Гепард) PDW and SMG.
Many STMP-77's remain unchanged from their 1970's models.
The STMP-77 is small enough to be carried in a holster.
Like all Stranian firearms, the STMP-77 has a removable trigger guard as well as a removeable hand guard on the rear.
Soldiers can request authorization from a CO or armorer to change attachments to their rifles, most often these are different stocks, optics, hand-guards, or grips.