Scorpion silent pistol

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Scorpion silent pistol
Type	Silent semi-automatic pistol
Place of origin	Georgia
Service history
Used by	Georgia
Production history
Designed	2011
Manufacturer	STC Delta
Specifications
Mass	1,200 g (42 oz) (with magazine)
Length	195 mm (7.7 in) (without attached suppressor)
Cartridge	9x17mm (.380 ACP)
Action	semi-automatic
Effective firing range	25–50 m (27–55 yd)
Maximum firing range	N/A
Feed system	15-round detachable box magazine
Sights	Fixed, iron sights

The Scorpion (Georgian: მორიელი) silent pistol is a special purpose suppressor integrated weapon which was designed by STC Delta solely for special operation forces. It was introduced in 2012 along with other new side arms.^[1]

For the development the best features of similar type weapons were taken into consideration. The primary distinction between the Scorpion and regular semi-automatic pistols is the integrated noise dampening or suppressor system which is further extended by attachable silencers. Unlike similar models it has a large magazine capacity while being slightly longer and heavier. It uses 9 mm Kurz Browning cartridges and fires in semi-automatic mode.

Because of its designated purpose the Scorpion is intended to be used only by military or other services selected units and special forces. It is not for civilian use.

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