Steyr SPP Features and Functionality

The video tutorial provides an overview of the Steyr SPP, a civilian semi-automatic handgun derived from the Steyr TMP. It discusses the design features, including molded sights and a short recoil system, and emphasizes the importance of target transitions. The tutorial also covers the long trigger pull and handling techniques, highlighting the ease of control due to its design.

What is the Steyr SPP a derivative of?

• Steyr TMP

• Glock 17

• Colt M1911

• Beretta 92

What is unique about the sights on the Steyr SPP?

• They are molded into the top

• They have a laser guide

• They are adjustable

• They are detachable

How is the Steyr SPP designed to be used in terms of shooting style?

• As a long-range precision weapon

• As a sniper support weapon

• For competitive shooting

• For close-range engagements

What type of action does the Steyr SPP use to reduce recoil?

• Recoil-operated

• Gas-operated

• Delayed blowback

• Blowback

What is a notable feature of the Steyr SPP's recoil system?

• It has a long recoil system

• It is bolt-action

• It has a short recoil system

• It uses a gas piston

What is the trigger pull weight of the Steyr SPP?

• 5-6 pounds

• 15-16 pounds

• 7-8 pounds

• 10-12 pounds

What accessory is commonly used with the Steyr SPP due to its size?

• A bipod

• A sling or buttstock

• A suppressor

• A laser sight

What is a challenge when using the Steyr SPP's trigger?

• It is too light

• It is too sensitive

• It is too short

• It is a long pull