The Beretta 93R is a machine pistol featured in Thing-Thing and Thing-Thing 4. The three-round bursts fired by the weapon tends to cause the gun to rise, making it rather difficult to land some hits with it at a long distance. The best way to use this gun effectively is at close range.
Overview[]
Reality[]
The 9x19mm Beretta 93R "Raffica" was designed and manufactured by Italian firm Beretta in the late 1970s. It was specifically developed for Italian counter-terrorism units, such as the Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza (NOCS) of the State Police and the Gruppo di Intervento Speciale (GIS). fitted with a folding metal front grip and an optional detachable folding stock to control its burst. It saw very limited adoption by elite police and special forces units in a few countries, filling a specific, niche role as a more controllable alternative to traditional machine pistols.
B 93r in Thing-Thing
Thing-Thing[]
In Thing-Thing, the weapon can only be unlocked by activating the game's cheat code in the main menu before starting it.
Thing-Thing 4[]
In Thing-Thing 4, it has a similar rate of fire to the Steyr TMP but the three-round burst makes it a bit less reliable, for it would take several shots at an enemy to get a kill with the weapon. It uses submachine gun ammo
Trivia[]
- The real-life Beretta 93R can fire in both semi-automatic and burst fire.
- While the former cannot be selected in Thing-Thing, it accurately portrays the need to hold down the left mouse button for a full burst.