DMR - M392
Although it saw more widespread use throughout all branches of the UNSC prior to 2548, it has since been superseded in use by the BR55 in all branches but the Army.
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8 (42%)
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7 (21%)
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+1
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1.14
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16.74
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14.65
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Rocket Launcher - M41SSR
It has two main components: the magazine (the disposable part of the system) and the launcher.
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4 (21%)
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0 (0%)
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+4
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4.00
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8.37
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0.00
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Magnum - M6G Pistol
The standard sidearm of all UNSC personnel, highly regarded for its ruggedness and reliability. Several variants are issued with the smart-linked KFA-2 x2 scope.
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1 (5%)
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4 (12%)
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-3
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0.25
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2.09
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8.37
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Assault Rifle - MA37 ICWS
Gas operated, fully-automatic rifle capable of sustained fire. It is most accurate when fired in short, controlled bursts and otherwise ferociously powerful at close range.
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1 (5%)
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4 (12%)
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-3
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0.25
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2.09
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8.37
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Shotgun - M45 TS
This special-purpose weapon is used in any situation where range of engagement is limited, over-penetration is not desirable, but maximum stopping power is required.
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1 (5%)
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3 (9%)
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-2
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0.33
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2.09
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6.28
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Sniper Rifle - SRS99
The SRS first entered service with the Army in 2460; because of its modularity and ongoing manufacturer support the SRS99 was adopted by all branches in 2521.
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1 (5%)
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3 (9%)
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-2
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0.33
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2.09
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6.28
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Frag Grenade - M9 HE-DP
Standard issue UNSC fragmentation grenade.
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1 (5%)
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2 (6%)
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-1
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0.50
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2.09
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4.19
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Needler - T33 GML
It fires unconventional projectiles that are very long and very sharp — hence Needler. The projectiles are guided by some unknown mechanism and detonate several seconds after coming to rest in soft tissue.
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0 (0%)
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2 (6%)
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-2
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0.00
|
0.00
|
4.19
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Needler Rifle - T31 Rifle
The projectiles move faster and fire straighter than a standard Needler while still detonating several seconds after coming to rest in soft tissue.
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0 (0%)
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1 (3%)
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-1
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0.00
|
0.00
|
2.09
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