Weapon skins in Halo 4 allow players to customize their loadout weapons aesthetically. New weapon skins can be unlocked through the following:
Note that the weapon skins added in Title Update v1.05 cannot be used in Spartan Ops.[4]
Weapon Skins Gallery
DMR
Main article: M395 Designated Marksman Rifle
Noble Skin (NBL) - Obtained by leveling up in the Wetworks specialization to WK-5.
Bones Skin (BNS) - Obtained by purchasing the McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 C.I.O. figure.
Monocle (MCL) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Concrete (CTE) Skin - Currently unobtainable.
Striped (STP) Skin – Obtained by purchasing the Bullseye Pack and unlocking the classified Draetheus V Archive.
Battle Rifle
Main article: BR85HB SR Battle Rifle
Arctic (ACT) Skin - Obtained by purchasing a pre-order of Halo 4 from GameStop/EB Games or the Game of the Year Edition.
Dunes (DNE) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Stalker specialization to SK-5.
Steam (STM) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Salvage (SLV) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Champions Bundle.
Blast (BLS) Skin - Currently unobtainable.
Covenant Carbine
Main article: Type-51 Carbine
Reign (RGN) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Rogue specialization to RG-5.
Engage (ENG) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 Storm Jackal figure.
Locomotive (LMV) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
LightRifle
Main article: Z-250 Directed Energy Engagement Weapon
Imprint (IPT) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the
Console Edition or the Game of the Year Edition.
Industrial (IDT) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Assault Rifle
Main article: MA5D Individual Combat Weapon System
Prime (PRM) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the
Limited Edition or the Game of the Year Edition.
Predator (PDT) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Pathfinder specialization to PT-5.
Riptide Skin (RPT) - Obtained by purchasing the McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 Master Chief figure.
Turbine (TBN) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Trauma (TRM) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Champions Bundle.
Teeth (TTH) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Champions Bundle.
Storm Rifle
Main article: Type-55 Directed Energy Rifle/Advanced
Chill (CHL) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 Elite Ranger figure.
Compression (CMP) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Suppressor
Main article: Z-130 Directed Energy Automatic Weapon
Shatter Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Engineer specialization to EN-5.
Refractive (RFC) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the McFarlane Toys Halo 4 Series 2 Didact figure.
Mechanical (MCN) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Magnum
Main article: M6H Personal Defense Weapon System
Static (STC) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Operator specialization to OP-5.
Combustion (CBN) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Indigo (IND) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Champions Bundle.
Flare (FLR) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Champions Bundle.
Plasma Pistol
Main article: Type-25 Directed Energy Pistol
Fracture (FCT) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Pioneer specialization to PR-5.
Boilerplate (BPL) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Boltshot
Main article: Z-110 Directed Energy Pistol/Exotic
Piston (PST) Skin - Obtained by leveling up in the Tracker specialization to TK-5.
Engine (ENG) Skin - Obtained by purchasing the Steel Skin Pack.
Trivia
Halo 4 is the first Halo game to introduce this feature.
From September 24 to November 4, 2012, 343 Industries and GameStop offered the Arctic Battle Rifle skin, with the most votes, to customers who pre-ordered Halo 4 at GameStop. On October 8, 2012, the Arctic Battle Rifle skin was chosen as the winner of the first round, and became one of the three exclusive pre-order bonus items from GameStop.
The name of the DMR skin "Noble" is a reference to Noble Team, who made their first appearance in Halo: Reach along with the DMR.
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