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| name=Hard | | name=Hard sound rifle | ||
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| type=Sniper | | type=[[Sniper rifle]] | ||
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| accuracy= High | | accuracy= High | ||
| range= | | range= 915 meters (3,000 ft)<ref name="HE">'''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]''', ''page 310'' (2009 edition); ''page 324'' (2011 edition)</ref> | ||
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| affiliation=[[Office of Naval Intelligence]] | | affiliation=[[Office of Naval Intelligence]] | ||
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The '''hard sound rifle''', also known as the '''buzzer''', is a [[human]]-made sonic weapon originally intended for use in assassination missions against political leaders.{{Ref/Reuse|HE}} As it utilizes concentrated sound waves instead of a solid projectile, such as a bullet, a hard sound rifle kills the target instantly and leaves no residue or powder burns and causes little noticeable external damage to the intended target, making the weapon virtually untraceable in forensic investigations.<ref name="hard">'''i love bees: '''''hard_sound_rifle.ogg''</ref> | |||
This weapon usually causes damage by obliterating internal organs. It is a preferred weapon by assassins of the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]], though they are occasionally illegally acquired by civilians, oftentimes for criminal purposes. | |||
== | Once, an ONI assassin disguised as a homeless man was sent to kill [[Rani Sobeck]] for her investigation into a covert evacuation of the human colony of [[Troy]]. A protective detail dispatched by [[Herzog|Colonel Herzog]] eliminated the operative through use of a hard-sound rifle. Having fallen off the roof to the street below, local authorities dismissed the death as an accident resulting from use of alcohol or drugs.{{Ref/Reuse|hard}}<ref>'''i love bees:''' ''a_schoolgirl.ogg'', ''termination.ogg''</ref> | ||
[[Category: | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[i love bees]]'' {{1st}} | |||
==Sources== | |||
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{{UNSC rifles}} | |||
[[Category:Directed-energy weapons]] | |||
[[Category:Office of Naval Intelligence]] | |||
[[Category:Rifles]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:17, May 16, 2022
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The hard sound rifle, also known as the buzzer, is a human-made sonic weapon originally intended for use in assassination missions against political leaders.[1] As it utilizes concentrated sound waves instead of a solid projectile, such as a bullet, a hard sound rifle kills the target instantly and leaves no residue or powder burns and causes little noticeable external damage to the intended target, making the weapon virtually untraceable in forensic investigations.[2]
This weapon usually causes damage by obliterating internal organs. It is a preferred weapon by assassins of the Office of Naval Intelligence, though they are occasionally illegally acquired by civilians, oftentimes for criminal purposes.
Once, an ONI assassin disguised as a homeless man was sent to kill Rani Sobeck for her investigation into a covert evacuation of the human colony of Troy. A protective detail dispatched by Colonel Herzog eliminated the operative through use of a hard-sound rifle. Having fallen off the roof to the street below, local authorities dismissed the death as an accident resulting from use of alcohol or drugs.[2][3]
List of appearances[edit]
- i love bees (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
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