M392_Designated_Marksman_Rifle

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Base Weapon: M392 Designated Marksman Rifle Clip Size: 15 Bullets Impact: High Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Base Weapon: M392 Designated Marksman Rifle Clip Size: 15 Bullets Damage Rating Index: 6 Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Base Weapon: M392 Designated Marksman Rifle Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Base Weapon: M392 Designated Marksman Rifle Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Base Weapon: M392 Designated Marksman Rifle Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - UNSC Variant Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 3000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Clip Size: 25 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - UNSC Variant Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 3000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope.

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Clip Size: 25 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - UNSC Variant Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 3000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope. Director Vernette's Personal Notes A very deadly weapon in the hands of a marksman. This is not the Battle Rifle we are talking about. The DMR hits harder, faster, and more precise than a Battle Rifle. The recoil on this gun is enough to make any green put it down in fear of the gun flying out of their hands. If you are an expert in controlling the DMR and lining up headshots...you are a force to be reckoned with. I still prefer the Battle Rifle though...I love the classics. -Director Vernette

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Clip Size: 25 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - UNSC Variant Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 3000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant, also known as the DMR is an alternative, and less common battle rifle for ONI personnel. It serves as a suppressive and long to medium range counter-infantry weapon. As opposed to the standard M392 DMR, the M392 DMR - ONI Variant is capable of much more forceful bullet impact. This weapon is standard issue on all ONI ships as of 2555. ONI marines can be seen using this weapon when deployed in the field. It falls in between a Sniper Rifle and a Battle Rifle in terms of power and range. The weapon sports a very stylish semi-matte black finish on the rubber grips, with a slight navy blue polish on the metal. The weapon itself proves highly effective against shields and power armor at any range. Although the accuracy is excellent, the weapon itself proves to be slightly innaccurate in the hands of a novice when being used simply due to the recoil. The weapon fires single shot bursts in an attempt to help counter the bullet velocity recoil. Although not as powerful as a sniper rifle, this weapon can do serious damage. It is mounted with an ammo counter and an ACOG scope. Director Vernette's Personal Notes A very deadly weapon in the hands of a marksman. This is not the Battle Rifle we are talking about. The DMR hits harder, faster, and more precise than a Battle Rifle. The recoil on this gun is enough to make any green put it down in fear of the gun flying out of their hands. If you are an expert in controlling the DMR and lining up headshots...you are a force to be reckoned with. I still prefer the Battle Rifle though...I love the classics. -Director Vernette

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M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - UNSC Variant Clip Size: 15 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 3000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute   M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant Clip Size: 25 Bullets Projectile Force: Medium Bullets: 7.62x51mm NATO Rounds Effective Range: 4000 ft Rate of Fire: 180 Rounds per Minute M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant UNSC Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle, also known as the DMR for short, is an alternative, and less commonly used marksman rifle for UNSC personnel. While this weapon was once the standard for medium to long range weaponry in the UNSC, it was replaced by the BR55 Battle Rifle. This is not to say that the BR55 was superior to the M392 Designated Marksman Rifle, it was easier to handle and more versatile. However, the M392 Designated Marksman Rifle is still considered to be harder hitting of the two, consistently beating the BR55 Battle Rifle in damage output tests.  Despite being replaced, this weapon is still considered to be a reliable and durable weapon, and, as such, is still used by a select number of service personnel, most of which are in the UNSC Army. The weapon comes equipped with a EVOS-D optic scope, capable of 3x magnification and it comes equipped with a left and right sided ejection port, so the weapon can be used comfortably by left and right handed people. The biggest drawback of the DRM is, ironically, the recoil and the kickback. Due to the high muzzle velocity, a rapid discharge of the weapon will begin to severely hinder accuracy and stability. It is advised that shots be paced out and to maintain the accuracy of shots. The DRM is highly effective against shielded opponents, and absolutely deadly against unshielded opponents. A well placed DMR operator can neutralize an entire platoon of unshielded foes with incredible ease. ONI Variant The M392 Designated Marksman Rifle - ONI Variant is the standard marksman rifle that has been designated exclusively for ONI personnel. The weapon sports a semi-matte black and navy blue finish to accent the aesthetics of the typically covert operations undertaken by ONI. ONI has managed to upgrade several functional areas of the M392 Designated Marksman Rifle, including clip size, muzzle velocity, and stability, to the point that many of the functional limitations of the UNSC counter-part are no longer an issue. ONI Agents who specialize in the use of the M392 Designated Marksman Rifle are considered to be among the most lethal Agents in ONI, unparalleled in their body count and success rate. Director Vernette's Personal Notes A very deadly weapon in the hands of a marksman. This is not the Battle Rifle we are talking about. The DMR hits harder, faster, and more precise than a Battle Rifle. The recoil on this gun is enough to make any green put it down in fear of the gun flying out of their hands. If you are an expert in controlling the DMR and lining up headshots...you are a force to be reckoned with. ONI invested a lot of time and effort into upgrading this weapon, and it has paid off. The number of times I have seen Agents operate in the field with nothing but a DMR in hand, only to turn around and slaughter a disproportionate number of enemies has been staggering. The last thing any wants is to cross an ONI Agent that uses a DMR. That being said, I still prefer the Battle Rifle though. It is easier to handle in my honest opinion. -Director Vernette