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The Beretta MX4 Storm is a submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm Para, with a barrel length of 12 inches. It is select-fire, with an automatic rate of fire of about 800 rpm. The MX4 can use standard 92FS pistol magazines, or its own 30 round magazine. It has in integrated full-length rail for mounting various attachments.

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rdfs:label	MX4 MX4
rdfs:comment	The Beretta MX4 Storm is a submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm Para, with a barrel length of 12 inches. It is select-fire, with an automatic rate of fire of about 800 rpm. The MX4 can use standard 92FS pistol magazines, or its own 30 round magazine. It has in integrated full-length rail for mounting various attachments. The MX4 features a semi-hollow, thin-edged, sculpted maple body bolted to a color-matched painted maple neck with a 29-fret rosewood fingerboard with oval position markers. It has only a single humbucking pickup and a fixed bridge. The lack of a neck pickup and the extra deep cutaway on the lower horn allow access all the way up to the 29th fret. The MX5 is a similar model with a synchronized tremolo bridge. The MX4 was produced only in 1988.
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Reload	2.5 3.4
matbody	Soft maple
inlay	Pearloid oval
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Range	185(xsd:integer)
hw	Chrome
Series	Maxxas series
tailpiece	Quik Change II
Fire	Semi-Automatic Automatic
Slot	Primary Weapon
Name	MX4 MX4 MX4 / MX-4
ROF	830(xsd:integer)
Caption	MX4 Silky Blue
vel	390.0 280.0
Colors	BK / SB
Made	Japan
BodyType	Semi-hollow body
Bridge	Gibraltar II
kit	Mechanic Engineer
neck	Maxxas (neck type)
File	MX4_SB.jpg
Area	Europe
BS	390.0
Recoil	0(xsd:double) 0(xsd:double) 0(xsd:double)
Damage	24(xsd:integer)
Magazine	30(xsd:integer)
Year	1988(xsd:integer)
BILD	200(xsd:integer)
recoil1st	2(xsd:double)
maxRange	585m
spreadz	0(xsd:double) 0(xsd:double)
spreaddec	15(xsd:integer)
recoildec	20(xsd:integer)
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abstract	The Beretta MX4 Storm is a submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm Para, with a barrel length of 12 inches. It is select-fire, with an automatic rate of fire of about 800 rpm. The MX4 can use standard 92FS pistol magazines, or its own 30 round magazine. It has in integrated full-length rail for mounting various attachments. The MX4 features a semi-hollow, thin-edged, sculpted maple body bolted to a color-matched painted maple neck with a 29-fret rosewood fingerboard with oval position markers. It has only a single humbucking pickup and a fixed bridge. The lack of a neck pickup and the extra deep cutaway on the lower horn allow access all the way up to the 29th fret. The MX5 is a similar model with a synchronized tremolo bridge. The MX4 was produced only in 1988.

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