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I have no clue what a machine pistol is... probably one of those C96 with full auto is but this plate armor was designed for close combat its a steel bub able to stop all sort of small arms fire, even rifle rounds from a certain distance distance, but it was mostly used in close combat to provide defense against smg's, and shrapnel, during assaults.
The SN-42 was only able of stopping lead core 9mm rounds. By 1944, Germany had switched to iron core bullets, that could penetrate the 2mm breastplate from as far as 150 meters.
Against the Ppsh it was hopeless, it went right through.
You're right, it's not completely useless in vanilla game. It can absorb about 25 damage, and spawn a spark effect when its wearer hit. You can find those defines in human.inc and human.ext. These are all script tricks, no real armor mechanism involved. That's why even if you set its armor thickness to 100, it still cant block SMGs.