Submachine Gun
PM-63
Polish SMG with retractable shoulder stock and folding front grip; suited to close-quarters combat.
Submachine Gun
Polish SMG with retractable shoulder stock and folding front grip; suited to close-quarters combat.
| Category | Submachine Gun |
|---|---|
| Subtype | 待确认 |
| Caliber | 待确认 |
| Rarity | 待确认 |
| Damage | 待确认 |
| Damage type | 待确认 |
| Fire modes | 待确认 |
| Rate of fire | High RPM |
| Magazine | 待确认 |
| Effective range | 待确认 |
| Weight class | Compact |
Confidence: official-announcement. Category-level public notes are 待确认.
PM-63 is classified as Submachine Gun.
No acquisition path is confirmed in the checked public sources; the field is pending verification.
The stats table shows only fields present in public sources. Absent damage, rarity and drop-rate figures are marked pending rather than estimated.
The PM-63 is a Polish submachine gun developed in the early '60s by designers Piotr Wilniewczyc and Ryszard Chełmicki. It was officially adopted by the Polish armed forces 1965 and later exported to other Warsaw Pact countries. For example, it became a popular weapon among the Volkspolizei in the German Democratic Republic.
SourceThe PM-63 is known for its exceptional compactness, featuring a retractable shoulder stock and a folding front grip. Combined with its high rate of fire, it’s an ideal choice for close-quarters combat and short-range encounters.
SourceYou’ll be able to experience the PM-63’s power for yourself during the upcoming closed beta test in the second half of May. Follow us on social media and register on our website so you don’t miss your chance to be among the first to play Active Matter.
SourceAiming speed for PM-63 and PP-91 SMGs slightly increased.
SourceReduced recoil for the PM-63 and PP-91 Kedr.
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