Spirou KP46

The Pirovoli Kinichanis Spirou Ekilypo 1346 is a submachine gun produced by Spirou Industries. It was the first submachine gun in form and function, as well as the earliest to see substantial use. The Kaisan Army introduced it to their frontline troops during the Last War, and large numbers were given to Kaisa's allies as wartime assistance. Most other SMGs designed by other nations in the following years are based off the design of the KP46.   The original weapon employed the 32-round "snail-drum" magazine developed for the MSN-V T34 Impazi carbine, inserted from the left-hand side. In 1349, Kaisa began the work of rebuilding the issued KP46 SMGs to take conventional box magazines holding 20 (28 G, 1 lb.) or 32 rounds (29 G, 1.5 lb. this improves Malf. to 17. However, they were only able to get through a relatively small number before the end of the war.