The CMP-4 Jackrabbit is a machine pistol small enough to fit in a coat pocket and powerful enough to ruin someone's day at across-the-room distances. Chambered in 9mm caseless, the Jackrabbit fires from a 15-round magazine at 900 rpm with a tiny reciprocating bolt that generates impressive muzzle climb in automatic mode. Meridian includes a folding foregrip that drops from beneath the barrel for two-handed operation.

The Jackrabbit has no BCI integration, no electronic sights, and no onboard systems. It is a mechanical weapon in a digital age, and this is its selling point. At Φ800, it provides automatic firepower that cannot be hacked, disabled remotely, or tracked through its electronics. The weapon's manual safety, fixed iron sights, and mechanical operation make it the preferred backup weapon for operators who have been burned by electronic weapon failures.

Meridian designed the CMP-4 for the operator who needs a weapon that works when everything else has been compromised. When EMP grenades have killed smart-links, when BCI hacks have locked out neural weapons, and when electronic sights have been spoofed, the Jackrabbit still fires when you pull the trigger. Simple. Reliable. Analog.