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{{artist name|_椿日_}} (Digimind Neural Upgrade, Miss Camellia's Special Service, Brilliance of the Peach Blossoms);<br/>{{artist name|小星}} (Witch's Potions Selling Like Hotcakes)|fullname = Avtomaticheskiy Pistolet Автоматический пистолет Стечкина<br/>("Avtomaticheskyy pistolet Stechkina (", Stechkin's Automatic Pistol 'Stechkin')

Entering into the Cold War, the Soviet Union sought to adopt a compact personal defense weapon similar to the M1/M2 carbines used by the US. The idea behind the personal defense weapon concept was for a weapon that you want would be given to have a weapon for army personal that couldn't/shouldn't carry full size combat rifles such as vehicle crews/officers, in order to free up rifle inventory for frontline troops. Igor Stechkin's APS automatic pistol design underwent development throughout the 1940s, and the design was finalized in at the beginning of the 50s1950s.<ref name = "stechkin forgottenweapons">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J-1y5RKnNo Forgotten Weapons video on the APS]</ref>

Initially, the APS was designed to chamber the 7.62×25mm Tokarev cartridge, which was in standard use with the Soviet Red Army at the time. However, Stechkin later redesigned the pistol to accept the new 9×18mm caliber round used in the recently adopted Makarov pistol, as it became clear that this cartridge was set to become the new service ammunition for handguns /submachine guns of the Soviet Armymilitary.

The APS was designed to be is capable of both semi-automatic and fully automatic fire, as it was intended to replace full-auto submachine guns like the PPSh-41 and PPS-43. The fire selector is located above the grip on the left side of the slide. This toggles the gun between semi and fully automatic mode and also functions as the weapon's safety. To assist with controlling the weapon during automatic fire, the APS is designed to be fired with a detachable stock, made of either wood or Polyresin/bakelite. The stock itself also functions as the pistol's holster as well as a place to store the repair /cleaning kits. The APS's rate of fire is reduced kept in check by a built -in rate reducer located behind the magazine housing, and the barrel of the APS is fixed to the frame to achieve a higher mechanical accuracy. The pistol is fed by a 20 round capacity double stack magazine magazines and is capable of firing at a rate around 600 rounds per minute.<ref name= "stechkin modernfirearms">[https://modernfirearms.net/en/handguns/handguns-en/russia-semi-automatic-pistols/stechkin-aps-selective-fire-eng/ Modern Firearms article on the APS]</ref>

In 1951, the Stechkin was introduced into the Soviet military arsenal in short numbers. However, but it was quickly phased out of service due to reports that it was awkward and uncomfortable to fire even with its shoulder stock, as well as lack of stopping power. APS pistols were put into storage shortly after decommissionbeing decommissioned, and the role of a small PDW -type weapon was eventually fulfilled by the AKS-74U. Around the same time that the AKS-74U was being rolled out to Soviet troops, a number of APS pistols were retrofitted with extended and threaded barrels, to improve accuracy and allow compatibility with a suppressor. These refitted APS handguns are known as the APSB and they were used by various Spetznats units.<ref name= "Stechkin wikipediawiki">[[wikipedia:Stechkin automatic pistol|Wikipedia entry on the Stechkinpistol]]</ref>

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**In one occassionoccasion, she sold the base supplies to black market<ref>Stechkin Digimind Neural Upgrade Story</ref>.