Robocop's Auto 9 is a highly advanced select-fire machine pistol with a 50-round magazine. It is holstered in a concealed alcove in his thigh, together with at least one reload magazine in storage. The most commonly utilized fire setting is in a three round burst mode; however, RoboCop has been seen firing a single round in multiple instances. The weapon is also capable of utilizing special ammunition, which can be selected by its user via the targeting interface.

HistoryEdit

Shortly after his activation, RoboCop was assigned the Auto 9 as his primary weapon and he has used it as his main weapon ever since. A unique weapon, the only two confirmed users of the Auto 9 are RoboCop himself and RoboCable, who was assigned two pistols as part of an upgrade to the software allowing for secondary targets to be established by the targeting software. Despite being unique to RoboCop and RoboCable, humans were able to utilize the weapon. The principle designer of the Auto 9 once used the Auto 9 in an effort to frame RoboCop for murder. Later a weapons dealer listed an Auto 9 Avenger as weapons that he was capable of delivering to his clients which are, presumably, the same as the weapon used by the RoboCop program.

Available AmmunitionEdit

• Armor piercing
  • An advanced armor piercing round that has been shown to be able to penetrate kevlar vests as well as the titanium armor utilized in the RoboCop program.
• Flechette
• High explosive
• Non-lethal
  • A round designed to incapacitate a target rather than kill.
• Seeker
• Standard
  • A standard round.

Behind the scenesEdit

The Auto 9 was built from a Beretta 93R, the select-fire version of the Beretta 92, capable of three-round burst fire, with a custom fore end and compensator. The extended magazine holds 20 rounds. For RoboCop: The Series and RoboCop: Prime Directives, the Auto 9 was shown as being able to carry special ammunition (mainly armor piercing in Prime Directives and Non-Lethal in The Series).

A similar model was used in the film Sin City by one of the antagonists. Whilst the original Auto 9 used the Beretta 93R as the base weapon, the armourer in Sin City used a 92FS. You can tell it's a 92FS and not a 93R by identifying the selector lever above the pistol grip, towards the rear of the gun. The 92FS only has a safety/decocking lever, which is identified by the red dot, while the 93R has a single white dot for semi-automatic, and three white dots in a cluster, for three round burst.

For more information Internet Movie Firearms Database.