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Submachine gun

Pindad PM2

PindadPost-Cold War

A black compact submachine gun with a rail-equipped upper receiver, a folding stock, a pistol grip and a curved magazine, photographed against a plain white background

Image credit

Title
File:Pindad PM2-V1 SMG.jpg
Author
PT Pindad
Licence
Public domain
Source
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pindad_PM2-V1_SMG.jpg
A Pindad PM2-V1 submachine gun, the version with a picatinny top rail and forend.
Muzzle energy

How Muzzle energy is calculated

E = ½ · m · v²

Not calculated: v has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

1 of 2 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Muzzle velocity

How Muzzle velocity is calculated

no sourced velocity for this load

Not calculated: muzzle velocity has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

No input on this calculation carries a clickable source yet.

not recordednot recorded
Loaded mass

How Loaded mass is calculated

m_loaded = m_empty + m_magazine + n · m_cartridge

Not calculated: m_magazine has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

Assumptions

  • One magazine, filled to the stated capacity. Spare magazines, optics, slings and lights are the owner’s, not the arm’s.

2 of 4 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Free recoil

How Free recoil is calculated

E_recoil = ½ · m_firearm · v_recoil²

Not calculated: v_recoil has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

Assumptions

  • Propellant gas momentum is excluded: ARMAG does not record charge weights. This is therefore a lower bound on the real free recoil, consistent between entries but smaller than a figure that includes the gas term.
  • Free recoil: the arm is unrestrained. Stock design, muzzle devices, stance and shooter mass are not modelled, because none of them is a property of the arm.

1 of 2 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Capacity

How Capacity is calculated

as published for the primary chambering

Inputs

  • capacity30estimatedsourcePublished as a 20- or 30-round detachable box magazine, from the infobox, uncited there; 30 rounds recorded here as the larger of the two published capacities.

1 of 1 inputs link to their source.

30estimated

Derived figures

Computed from the sourced values above. Open ƒ on any figure for the formula, its inputs, and the assumptions it makes.

Momentum

How Momentum is calculated

p = m · v

Not calculated: v has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

1 of 2 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Sectional density

How Sectional density is calculated

SD = mass(gr) / (7000 · diameter(in)²)

Inputs

  • mass7.452 g115.0 grverifiedsource115 gr as published, converted to grams.
  • diameter9.03 mm0.3555 inverifiedsourceCartridge maximum, dimension G1.

Assumptions

  • Reported in the conventional lb/in² so it is directly comparable with published figures.

2 of 2 inputs link to their source.

0.1300 lb/in²
Power factor

How Power factor is calculated

PF = mass(gr) · velocity(fps) / 1000

Not calculated: velocity has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

Assumptions

  • A competition classification defined by the IPSC and USPSA rulebooks, stated in their units. It describes a scoring category, not an effect.

1 of 2 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Magazine dump

How Magazine dump is calculated

t = (n − 1) / (rpm / 60)

Not calculated: rpm has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

Assumptions

  • Cyclic rate held for the whole magazine, no stoppages, trigger held down. A theoretical figure for comparing mechanisms, not a measured one.

1 of 2 inputs link to their source.

not recordednot recorded
Sight error at 1 mm

How Sight error at 1 mm is calculated

θ = atan(misalignment / sight radius)

Not calculated: sight radius has no sourced figure yet. Nothing is substituted for a missing input.

Assumptions

  • Shows what a stated aiming error costs. The misalignment is the reader’s figure; the site does not claim how well anyone aims.

No input on this calculation carries a clickable source yet.

not recordednot recorded

Specifications

Every row here is generated from the schema, so a figure recorded on this entry cannot be missing from the table, and the same rows, read the same way, are what the comparison shows.

Identity
Fire modes
  • Semi-automatic
  • Fully automatic
Operating system
Blowback, simple
Designed in
Indonesia
Produced in
Introduced
2006
Production
not recorded
Dimensions and mass
Mass, empty
2.9 kg6.393 lbestimatedsource

With empty magazine, from the infobox; no inline citation is given there. The infobox separately gives 3.18 kg with a loaded magazine.

Magazine, empty
not recorded
Length
625 mm24.61 inestimatedsource

Stock extended, from the infobox, uncited there.

Length, folded
417 mm16.42 inestimatedsource

Stock retracted, from the infobox, uncited there.

Width
not recorded
Height
not recorded
Barrel length
not recorded
Sights and rifling
Sight radius
not recorded
Sight height over bore
not recorded
Rifling twist
not recorded
Twist direction
not recorded
Grooves
not recorded
Sight graduation
not recorded
Operation
Cyclic rate
not recorded
Trigger pull
not recorded
Effective range
not recorded
Units produced
not recorded
Launch price
not recorded

Chamberings

Scale

A to-scale outline against family siblings. The dimensions are sourced; the shape is a representative outline for the type, and says so.

  • Pindad PM2625 mm24.61 inheight not recorded

Representative outline: the dimensions are sourced, the shape is not. Overall length, and barrel length where recorded, are drawn from this entry's own figures; the profile is a generic one for the firearm type and says nothing about this arm's actual contours. Pindad PM2 records no height, so its outline is drawn at the type's proportion. That height is part of the shape, not a measurement.

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Detail

The Pindad PM2 (Pistol Mitraliur 2, “Submachine Gun 2”) is a blowback-operated submachine gun built by the Indonesian state arsenal PT Pindad and in service since 2006, chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum. It is based on Pindad’s SS2 rifle, with a similar receiver, grip and folding stock, and was intended for forest-guard authorities and law enforcement; Pindad designed it to exceed the performance of the Heckler & Koch MP5.

It was first shown abroad at a 2009 defence exhibition in Bangkok. It serves with the Indonesian Army and Kopassus, and Timor-Leste’s national police bought 75 in 2012. All versions have fixed iron sights and a MIL-STD-1913 rail for optics: the V1 with a folding stock, the V2 with an integral suppressor, and the V3 with a forward grip.

Mass and length figures on this page come from Wikipedia’s infobox, which carries no inline citation for either, so both are recorded as estimated rather than verified. No manufacturer specification sheet was reachable for this entry, and no cyclic rate, barrel length or effective range is published by any source found. No published twist rate was found either.

References

This entry's own bibliography. Every citation key on this page resolves into this list.

  1. Pindad PM2 · Wikipedia · 1291270972 · read 2026-09-24 · CC BY-SA 4.0

Last verified 2026-09-24 · review status: draft