Unlike other weapons with a silencer mod available, the suppressor attachment will match the tint of the gun.

The 'Ceramic Pistol' is a reference to the inaccurate description of Glock pistols in the 1990 action thriller Die Hard 2, where Bruce Willis' character John McClane describes them as 'a porcelain gun made in Germany that doesn't show up on your airport metal detectors and costs more than you make in a month.'.

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The Diamond Casino Heist Valentine's Day 2020 artwork, featuring the Ceramic Pistol. Weapon Statistics - Grand Theft Auto Onlineġ7-round standard magazine (Extended clip)

Strangely, it cannot equip a flashlight, despite having a railed forend. Statistic-wise, it is largely identical to the Pistol Mk II.ĭue to the discreet usage of the weapon, it also has a limited variety of attachments, being the suppressor that reduces noise and an extended 17-round magazine, which makes the gun almost on par with the Heavy Pistol with its default magazine.

As the name suggests, it has been crafted with ceramic parts to remain undetected through x-rays and metal detectors and as such sacrifices some damage of the typical stopping power compared to some of the other pistols in the game, with the weapon’s damage being on par with the SNS Pistol, but having a greater magazine capacity, with 12 rounds similar to the Pistol and the Combat Pistol. The Ceramic Pistol is a small, lightweight gun. The gun features various markings that read '9MM圆' and 'MADE IN LC'. Its extended magazine of 17 rounds seems to emulate the Glock 17's capacity (although the Glock 17 uses a double-stacked magazine that does not juts out of the grip). Its capacity of 12 rounds may suggest that it is intended to resemble the P7M13, a variant of the P7 with a 13-round magazine, being the largest out of the P7 series. The railed forend somewhat resembles the FN Five-seven and the rear detail and trigger guard leans towards the Glock Pistol series. The model omits the built-in cocking lever from the P7 and instead, it uses a set of switches near the trigger grip. The Ceramic Pistol is prominently based on the Heckler & Koch P7, seen in the grip details, squared trigger guard and similar patterns on the slide.

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