Povik SS2

The Povik SS2 (officially the Povik Sistema Sidema 2) was an experimental magazine-fed, short recoil-operated semi-automatic pistol designed and produced by Kalashnikov Rifles between the years of 2055 and 2057. The continuation of the Povik SS2 design was ultimately halted due to a lack of funds to continue it's manufacturing. It often sought out by gun collectors across the globe.

Design
The Povik SS2 took ideas from the Austrian Glock pistol, while maintaining a frame similar to the Makarov pistol. With a polymer frame, it has two small Piccatiny rails on either side of the barrel for barrel modifications, as well as a rubber grip.

PSS2
The default variation of the Povik SS2, the PSS2 is made primarily for concealed-carry, and was intended for military use. With a full polymer frame, it was not made for modification.

PSS2-MP
With modified to fire in full auto, the PSS2-MP was supposed to be used by special operations agencies. Examples of the PSS2-MP are rare, with most being the property of Kalashnikov Rifles.

PSS2

 * Weight: 2 lbs
 * Damage: 4 (2d4) piercing
 * Action: Semi-automatic
 * Ammunition: 10 (9x19mm)
 * Range: 30/120 ft.
 * Attachment Rails
 * Frame
 * Front Rail (Small)
 * Muzzle

PSS2-MP

 * Weight: 2 lbs
 * Damage: 7 (3d4) piercing
 * Action: Semi-automatic, automatic
 * Ammunition: 20 (9x19mm)
 * Range: 30/120 ft.
 * Attachment Rails
 * Frame
 * Front Rail (Small)
 * Muzzle