👉 A somewhat-weapon, also known as a "semi-automatic pistol" or "SWP," is a type of handgun that combines features of both semi-automatic and automatic firearms. It typically fires one round per chamber but can also cycle through multiple chambers without reloading, making it faster than a standard semi-automatic but slower than an automatic. The most common variant is the Glock 17, which uses a 9mm bullet and features a magazine capacity of about 10 rounds. While not as powerful or lethal as fully automatic weapons, they are designed for self-defense and law enforcement purposes, offering a balance between ease of use and firepower.
