- "A fully automatic pistol that provides an exhilarating experience, much like firing a small submachine gun. The rate of fire is equal to the M10 but its damage, accuracy, ammo capacity and range are not as strong."
- ―Social Club description
The Auto 9mm is a handgun in Max Payne 3.
Overview[]
The Auto 9mm is the fastest firing handgun in Max Payne 3 not including submachine guns, with which it shares an ammo pool despite not being considered as one. It has a higher stopping power than the semi-automatic PT92, or the .38 Revolver, but has a lower stopping power than most of the SMGs. It also has a higher capacity than any other handgun, boasting 33 rounds in a magazine, or 42 when golden.
The Auto 9mm is a selective fire handgun, and can be switched between full and semi-auto by pressing the toggle attachment key.
Appearances[]
- Max Payne 3
- Part II
- Chapter VI: A Dame, A Dork, and A Drunk
- Chapter VII: A Hangover Sent Direct from Mother Nature (Cutscene only)
- Chapter VIII: Ain't No Reprievement Gonna Be Found Otherwise (Golden parts only)
- Part III
- Chapter XI: Sun Tan Oil, Stale Margaritas and Greed
- Chapter XIV: One Card Left to Play
- Part II
Multiplayer[]
Compared to single-player, it has a smaller magazine and can only fire in full-auto.
Attachments[]
Grinds[]
Icon | Grind | Objective | Requirement | XP Award |
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Tools of the Trade | Kills with Auto 9mm | 50 250 500 1000 |
200 750 1000 2000 |
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Dead Reckoning | Headshots with Auto 9mm | 10 25 50 100 |
100 250 750 1500 |
Gallery[]
Behind the scenes[]
While the gun behaves very similarly to a Glock 18 as opposed to 17, it lacks a compensator, ported slide, and a select fire switch.
Weapons in Max Payne 3
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2 indicates that a weapon is dual-wieldable.
(Parentheses) indicates that a weapon is only usable in multiplayer. Italics indicates that a weapon is added by downloadable content. |