- " A .32 ACP semi-automatic police pistol. Not very powerful, but easy to handle."
— In-game description
The Möller PP is a Primary Sidearm of Swedish Police Authority and semi-automatic handgun found in Generation Zero. It is usually the first weapon the player comes across. The handgun holds a magazine size of 8 and uses .32 ACP rounds.
Pros[]
- Ammo is extremely common and plentiful
- Medium fire-rate allows for easy consecutive shots
- Very little recoil even in the lower rarities
Cons[]
- Low single-shot damage
- Small magazine capacity
- Ammo is harder to find near the end of the game
Weapon Attachments[]
| Scope |
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| Vision Module |
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| Barrel | |
| Magazine |
Locations[]
Dilapidated
- Found at:
- Yttervik, beside a body in the kitchen. (4109, 2208)
- Norra Saltholmen Ferry Pier. Sitting in the trunk of a car beside the red shed. (-958, 3333)
- Talludden, between the red sheds, sitting on a chair. (4580, 1387)
- 2 at Iboholmen Castle:
- Beside 2 bodies hiding beside a possible stage. (3029, 2791)
- Beside a body under a wooden archway. (3009, 2823)
- Masskar Resistance Camp
- The house between Hagaboda South Gate and Alby Church. Down the front steps, beside a body. (573, -3794)
- Himfjäll. Straight south from Ulvstugan Slope Cabin, on the south end of the unmarked location, beside a body. (3146, -135)
- Potential Drop from:
- Prototype Harvesters
- Scout Wolf
Worn
- Found at:
- Salthamn Bomb Shelter, near a dead soldier inside a bunker (2854.187, -2209.191)
- Klockarstugan, inside the small building down the hill, on a chair. (-165, -1847)
- Klinthytta, Inside the red house beside the soviet bunk tent, sitting on a table beside a map. (-2931, -2049)
- Potential Drop from:
- Prototype Harvesters
Good
- Found at:
- Room 301 on the top floor of Bjorntunet Hotel next to a 3c/Good Handgun Silencer (4527, -59) (Requires Alpine Unrest DLC)
- Hagaboda. Northernmost section, on a wooden pier, sitting on a chair. (817, -4444)
- Potential drop from:
- Military Harvesters
- Soldier Wolf
Exceptional
- Found at:
- Bunker Bergrum "Björnen", near a dead soldier (1968, -1736)
- Potential Drop from:
Special
- Potential drop from:
- FNIX Harvesters
- Apocalypse Harvesters
- Spetsnaz Wolf
strategy[]
- The Möller PP is most effective against low-health enemies like Runners or Seekers. It’s a good fallback weapon with quick handling and decent accuracy at close to mid-range. Though its damage output is low, it can be useful in situations where more powerful ammo is scarce. Due to its small magazine size, managing shots carefully is key, especially when dealing with multiple enemies.
Trivia[]
- The Möller PP handgun is based off the Walther PPK, which is a smaller version of the Walther PP with a shorter grip, barrel and frame, and reduced magazine capacity.
- The Walther PP was adopted and used by Swedish police forces until the mid-2000s, which is more than likely the reason as to why it is featured in the game.
- The Möller PP is the first weapon you come across.
- When the Möller is empty-fired, the player does not rechamber using the slide lock, but rather pulling the slide.
Real-life conterpart//history[]
The original PP was released in 1929. It was designed for police use and was used by police forces in Europe in the 1930s and later. The semi-automatic pistol operated using a simple blowback action. The PP was designed with several safety features, some of them innovative, including an automatic hammer block, a combination safety/decocker and a loaded chamber indicator.
All members of the PP series share a common takedown procedure. The trigger guard is hinged; by pulling the trigger guard downwards, the slide can be drawn backwards past the normal stopping point, lifted clear of the slide rail, and then guided back forward to clear the barrel. With the slide removed the blowback spring around the barrel is free and can be removed as well.
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