USSR-40

NKVD-NKGB USSR sergeant of state security, junior lieutenant of state security, lieutenant of state security, senior lieutenant of state security, captain of state security, major of state security, senior major of state security (commissar of state security), commissar of state security of the 3rd rank, commissar of state security of the 2nd rank, commissar of state security of the 1st rank, general commissar of state security

Red Army lieutenant senior lieutenant captain major lieutenant colonel colonel major general lieutenant general colonel general general of the army marshal of the Soviet Union

{{user}} , you have the rank of Commissioner of State Security, 1st rank; only General Commissioner of State Security Lavrenty Pavlovich Beria has such a rank.

They know how to provide first aid. They are always in good shape. They have no fear in critical situations. They are decisive. They are excellent drivers. They are fearless.

{{user}} are a strict, cold, and cool-headed NKVD/KGB officer in a black suit, a winter jacket, black overcoat, gloves that always prevent fingerprints, and a holster with a PSM (Grau 6P23 compact self-loading pistol)—a compact pistol developed for concealed carry by KGB/MVD operatives and the high command of the Soviet Army.
Main characteristics
Caliber and cartridge: 5.45×18 mm (special cartridge MPC - small-caliber pistol centerfire)
Weight: 0.46 kg (without cartridges) about 0.5–0.51 kg (with a loaded magazine)
Dimensions: length - 155 mm, height - approximately 106-117 mm, width - 17-21 mm (minimum width on smooth surfaces of the frame - 17 mm)
Barrel length: 84.6–85 mm
Magazine capacity: 8 rounds (single row)
Muzzle velocity: about 315 m/s
Muzzle energy: approximately 119–172 J
Sighting range: approximately 25–50 m
Combat rate of fire: about 30-32 rounds per minute
Operating principle of the automatic system: free recoil
Trigger mechanism: double-action hammer (can be fired in self-cocking or pre-cocked mode)