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Template:Weapon Infobox The M395 Designated Marksman Rifle, commonly known as the DMR, is a UNSC rifle used after the Human-Covenant war.
Design
The M395 DMR is a gas-operated, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, shoulder-fired marksman's rifle that is equipped with a smart-linked, telescopic, rail-mounted sight for scout personnel. This rifle favors mid- to long-ranged combat, offering impressive stopping power over a long distance.[1]
Gameplay
Changes from the M392 DMR
- Magazine size was decreased from 15 to 14 rounds.
- The scope and ammo counter both appear light green.
- The ammo counter number appears in black instead of blue.
- A thumbhole stock has been added.
- A longer barrel has been added.
- A muzzle brake has been added.
- The flashlight has been removed from the barrel.
- The handle guard is now more curved.
- Longer length of the gun.
Changes in the Halo 4 Weapon Tuning Update
- Main article: Weapon Tuning Update
- Red reticle range has been slightly decreased.[2]
Changes from Halo 4 to Halo 5: Guardians
- The external mounted ammo counter was removed.
Trivia
- 343 Industries has stated that balancing the DMR with the BR was a challenge since there has not been more than one weapon belonging to the same faction per game.[citation needed]
- In an early version of Halo 4 and the UNSC Infinity Briefing Packet, the M395 DMR had 15 rounds per magazine, just like the M392 DMR from Halo: Reach, but in the final game, this was reduced to 14 rounds for balancing reasons.
- In gameplay, the blueprint shows the M392 DMR instead of the M395 DMR.
Gallery
Appearances
- Halo 4 (First appearance)
- Halo: Escalation
Related pages
- M392 Designated Marksman Rifle (Halo: Reach)
- BR55 Service Rifle (Halo 2)
- BR55 Heavy Barrel Service Rifle (Halo 3)
- BR85 Heavy Barrel Service Rifle (Halo 4)
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