T-77

Notes: Essentially a more developed version of the Ingram M-10 and M-11 (both of which were sold to Taiwan for their Marines and special operations units in the 1970s). The Taiwanese began modification work in 1985, and the T-77 began issue to the troops in 1988. Changes to the base Ingram submachineguns include a slightly heavier bolt to make the blowback operation less violent (it does not really lower the cyclic rate appreciably), standard-sized magazines for both the standard 9mm Parabellum chambering and the much more rare .45 ACP chambering, the addition of a muzzle brake, a quick-release barrel which is also longer than that of the Ingram M-10 or M-11, a right-folding, more substantial and stable stock, and a mount for a laser aiming module. The barrel is still threaded for use with a silencer.

Weapon

Ammunition

Weight

Magazines

Price

T-77

9mm Parabellum

2.81 kg

30

$358

T-77

.45 ACP

3.09 kg

30

$514

Weapon

ROF

Damage

Pen

Bulk

SS

Burst

Range

T-77 (9mm)

10

2

Nil

2/3

1

2

22

T-77 (.45)

10

2

Nil

2/3

2

4

25