For the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 variant, see MP9.

The TMP is a machine pistol featured in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2Edit

TMP
Console(s)	steyr
Damage	30-20 (MP)
Magazine Size	32 (SP), 15 (MP) - (25 with Extended Mags)
Unlocked at	Level 58 (Major General)
Starting Ammunition	30 + 15
Maximum Ammunition	320 (SP), 90 (MP)
Reload Time	2.10 loaded, 2.93 unloaded
Rate of Fire	895 RPM
Range (explanation)	500-750 (200-500 Suppressed)
Recoil	Low (MP), Moderate-High (SP)
Penetration	Low
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	OpFor, Ultranationalists, Shadow Company, Internal Troops
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Sound(s)	Orginal sound
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CampaignEdit

The TMP is first available on "Team Player" in both Akimbo and single variants. The TMP is available in "No Russian" from dead security guards, and can be found with Akimbo and Red Dot Sight. It is also found in "Loose Ends" on dead Inner Circle members and in the Armory in the basement, where it has a Red Dot Sight. It can also be found in the mission "Just Like Old Times" being carried by some members of Shadow Company where it can also be found as Akimbo with Red Dot Sight. The TMP is also available in the Special Ops missions Estate Takedown, Overwatch and Hidden.

MultiplayerEdit

The TMP is unlocked at rank 58. It has a high rate of fire, moderately quick reload, and low recoil, but this is offset by its very low magazine capacity. Also, the gun's reload time with a completely empty magazine is fairly slow, so Sleight of Hand and Reload Canceling are recommended. Scavenger is helpful when the TMP is being used as more than just a back-up weapon due to its low reserve ammo count. The iron sights of the TMP are bulky, but easy to use due to the tritium yellow front post in the middle. The TMP is effective at all ranges, but accuracy is of utmost importance, as missing too much requires reloading often during combat. Its muzzle flash is another problem since it makes it hard to aim at enemies who are far away; the player can avoid this by using a Silencer. This gun is a poor choice when used with Akimbo, as even with Steady Aim the cross-hairs are very large, and the magazine capacity makes reloading more frequent. When used with Extended Mags, it has improved performance, gaining a 25 round magazine, useful if the player misses a few shots or takes on multiple enemies. However, with Extended Mags the weapon will run out of ammunition quickly unless Scavenger is used, due to the TMP's high rate of fire and low damage.

Weapon AttachmentsEdit

• Red Dot Sight
• Silencer
• FMJ
• Akimbo
• Holographic Sight
• Extended Magazines

GalleryEdit

For attachment images, see TMP/Attachments.

The TMP.

Iron sight.

Reloading the TMP.

Cocking the TMP.

Akimbo TMP's with unusable red dot sights as found in "No Russian".

The TMP in third person view.

The TMP's texture files. Notice the word "MP9" engraved into the receiver.

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TriviaEdit

• Akimbo TMP's with unusable Red Dot Sights can be found multiple times throughout both the Campaign and Special Ops.
• The TMP uses the same two-tone olive drab and black color scheme as the G18; however, unlike the G18, using hacks allow the player to apply camouflages onto this weapon. The TMP shares this trait with a few other secondary weapons, like the SPAS-12 and the AA-12.
• There is an unusable rail and folding stock on the side of the gun.
• The TMP is one of the few weapons that has more recoil in the campaign than in multiplayer.
• The TMP with Akimbo has a unique animation when breaching a door in the campaign.
• In the campaign, the Mini-Uzi and TMP have exactly the same rate of fire, recoil, and firing sound.
• The word "MP9" can be seen on the TMP. However, this is only noticeable when viewing the TMP's texture files.