P-9mm

P-9mm
Type	Semi-Auto Pistol
Slot	Sidearm
Rating
Damage	Low
Fire Rate	Medium
Range	Low
Stability	Medium
Reload Speed	Medium
Ammo Capacity	17|360
Price	$250 (WD1) Free (after completing a Cash Run challenge with gold star in WD1) $20,250(WD2)
Appears in	Watch Dogs Watch Dogs 2 Watch Dogs: Legion

❝ A popular, yet basic, Austrian semi-automatic pistol that's widely used by both sides of the law. Affordable and simple.❞ 

―Watch Dogs In-game Description

The P-9mm is a pistol in the Watch Dogs series.

Description

The handgun has its design based on the Sig Sauer P320 Compact. The in-game model features the steel slide (two-tone model). In Watch Dogs, the P-9mm is the cheapest pistol in the game, at $250, but at the same time, it is the least powerful firearm featured in the game.

Performance

The handgun's name indicates that it employs 9x19mm parabellum cartridges and has a 17-round magazine. The P-9mm also has a very distinctive pop sound. The weapon can actually be very reliable, as it is relatively accurate, and has a high capacity. combined with focus, it becomes an effective weapon against all enemies but enforcers, as head and knee shots disable a target instantly.

Locations

Watch Dogs

• Can be found at DB&R Weaponsmiths and Quid Pro Quo Guns, for $250.
• It can be obtained for free by completing a single game of Cash Run, with a gold star.
• The P-9mm may be used by security contractors hired by the Blume Corporation and Fixers. It is also used by Tobias Frewer and Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney.
• Widely used by criminals on the streets.

Watch Dogs 2

• Used as the main firearm by police officers and many gang members.
• As of patch 1.08, it can be printed at any 3D Printer for $20,250, but cannot be painted.

Watch Dogs: Legion

• Used as the main firearm by state security and many gang members.

Sounds

P-9mm firing one bullet: P-9mm firing entire clip: P-9mm reloading:

Trivia

• The weapon has an incorrect 17-round magazine, which is only available for the full-sized P320. Further, The weapon is based upon the SIG-Sauer P250 Compact, which, contrary to the description, is a Swiss-designed and manufactured handgun, not Austrian.
• This implies that the weapon takes much of its in-game inspiration from 9mm Glock pistols, such as the Glock 17, which has a 17-round magazine and is manufactured in Austria.
• The real standard issue weapon for both SFPD and Oakland PD is not the P250 Compact, but rather the older P226 and P229, chambered in .40 S&W, while the Oakland PD issues the Glock 17.
• For some reason, enemies firing the weapon have different firing sound unlike being fired from Aiden or Marcus.