P36 Carbine

The P36 Carbine is essentially a P36 Magnum with an added stock and lengthened barrel. The stock is a simple Origami Manufactured Iron Shell which attaches to the end of the grip of the pistol. It has holes on the top where extra magazines can be inserted and stored. An added rubber butt to the stock allows for better traction against the users shoulder. Compared to most pistol-to-carbine conversions, the P36 has a small barrel extension. Since the barrel is the moving part of the gas operation, lengthening the barrel makes it heavier and harder to move which slows its rate of fire or make semi automatic fire impossible so the P36 Carbine only has a small barrel increase and the shell that surrounds the barrel is slanted at a 45 degree angle downward. The barrel naturally sticks out halfway through the slope. The bottom of the slope has a tube that extends perpendicular to the barrel and has grippy material wrapped around to act as a grip. The carbine is commonly used with larger magazines, typically 16 round magazine using the same 9x35mm magnum ammunition.