Maker:	Z.M. Lucznik, Radom, Poland
Caliber:	9 mm Makarov*
Action type:	Blowback
Capacity:	8+1
Length:	178 mm (7")
Height:	125 mm (4.92")
Width:	30 mm (1.18")
Barrel length:	100 mm (3.94")
Sight radius:	135 mm (5.31")
Weight (empty):	750 g (26.45 oz)
Muzzle velocity:	316 m/s (1037 ft/s)
* 9 mm Short (.380 ACP) version is also available

 
P-93 was designed as a possible replacement for the P-83 Wanad as the standard pistol of the Polish police. Few were made and no new manufacture is planned.

 
P-93 is a modified version of the P-83 Wanad pistol. Externally and ballistically the P-93 is very similar to SIG Sauer P-230 (in its original 9mm Police/Ultra chambering). It is a blowback operated pistol made to the large extend from sheet metal. It has 1 cm longer barrel and slide than its predecessor, giving it slightly better ballistic performance. New high visibility tritium illuminated sights top the slide. The biggest change compared to P-83, lies in the trigger mechanism. P-93 is equipped with a slide-mounted manual decocking lever and an automatic firing pin safety. Other improvements include a squared trigger guard more suitable for two-hand shooting, round hammer and much larger serrations on the slide. The Pistol is fed from an 8-round single-row magazine that is interchangeable with P-83's magazines. It can be finished in the standard black oxide or in bright or mat chrome.

 
P-93 was offered to the Polish police and on the civilian marked.