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[[File:Sniper Scope.png|thumb|The Sniper Rifle Series | [[File:Sniper Scope.png|thumb|The Sniper Rifle Series 10× sniper scope.]] | ||
[[File:Battle Rifle Scope.png|thumb|The BR55HB SR | [[File:Battle Rifle Scope.png|thumb|The BR55HB SR 2× Scope.]] | ||
The '''telescopic sight''', commonly called a '''scope''', is a [[weapon attachment|device attached to a weapon]] used to give additional accuracy using a point of aim for weapons such as firearms, airguns and crossbows. Other sighting systems are [[iron sights]] and [[red dot sights]]. | The '''telescopic sight''', commonly called a '''scope''', is a [[weapon attachment|device attached to a weapon]] used to give additional accuracy using a point of aim for weapons such as firearms, airguns and crossbows. Other sighting systems are [[iron sights]] and [[red dot sights]]. | ||
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The [[UNSC]] uses a scope on a wide variety of its [[weapon]]s, ranging from its [[sniper rifle]] variants, to its [[battle rifles]], and even its [[handguns]], though the handguns employ a "[[smart-linking|smart-linked]]" [[KFA-2 x2|camera]]. All of these scopes and cameras can transmit their feeds to UNSC soldiers' [[heads-up display]]s via smart-linking. The [[Covenant]] also use scopes (e.g.; the [[Covenant Carbine]] and [[Beam Rifle]]), though the mechanics of their equipment are unknown. | The [[UNSC]] uses a scope on a wide variety of its [[weapon]]s, ranging from its [[sniper rifle]] variants, to its [[battle rifles]], and even its [[handguns]], though the handguns employ a "[[smart-linking|smart-linked]]" [[KFA-2 x2|camera]]. All of these scopes and cameras can transmit their feeds to UNSC soldiers' [[heads-up display]]s via smart-linking. The [[Covenant]] also use scopes (e.g.; the [[Covenant Carbine]] and [[Beam Rifle]]), though the mechanics of their equipment are unknown. | ||
There are a wide variety of scopes, each differing in type, function, and purpose. For example; the standard scope of an [[S2 AM Sniper Rifle]] is capable of | There are a wide variety of scopes, each differing in type, function, and purpose. For example; the standard scope of an [[S2 AM Sniper Rifle]] is capable of 5×/10×, 2×/8× or 2×/10× magnification for long range combat, and are electronically operated. The S2 AM Scope also includes a night vision function in some models for night combat. The scopes on the [[BR55 Battle Rifle|BR55]] and [[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|BR55HB SR]], however, are only capable of 2× magnification, intended only for short to medium-range accuracy, using focusing lenses for magnification. The [[M41 Rocket Launcher]] and the [[Type-33 Light Anti-Armor Weapon|fuel rod gun]] both have 2× scopes, as well, to better pinpoint targets and to extend their effective range. | ||
==Known telescopic sights== | ==Known telescopic sights== |
Revision as of 19:14, October 9, 2017
The telescopic sight, commonly called a scope, is a device attached to a weapon used to give additional accuracy using a point of aim for weapons such as firearms, airguns and crossbows. Other sighting systems are iron sights and red dot sights.
Function
The UNSC uses a scope on a wide variety of its weapons, ranging from its sniper rifle variants, to its battle rifles, and even its handguns, though the handguns employ a "smart-linked" camera. All of these scopes and cameras can transmit their feeds to UNSC soldiers' heads-up displays via smart-linking. The Covenant also use scopes (e.g.; the Covenant Carbine and Beam Rifle), though the mechanics of their equipment are unknown.
There are a wide variety of scopes, each differing in type, function, and purpose. For example; the standard scope of an S2 AM Sniper Rifle is capable of 5×/10×, 2×/8× or 2×/10× magnification for long range combat, and are electronically operated. The S2 AM Scope also includes a night vision function in some models for night combat. The scopes on the BR55 and BR55HB SR, however, are only capable of 2× magnification, intended only for short to medium-range accuracy, using focusing lenses for magnification. The M41 Rocket Launcher and the fuel rod gun both have 2× scopes, as well, to better pinpoint targets and to extend their effective range.
Known telescopic sights
- A2 scope
- Classic sight - BR85N
- COG sight
- EVOS-D - M392 DMR[1]
- Holoscope
- KFA-2 x2 - M6B, D, F, G, and H Personal Defense Weapon Systems
- Longshot sight
- Projection sight
- Recon sight
- Sentinel sight
- SLS/V 5B - M7S SMG
- Oracle N-variant scope - Sniper Rifle System 99C-S2 Anti-Matériel
- VnSLS/V 6E - M6C/SOCOM
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The scope mounted on an M392 Designated Marksman Rifle.