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The '''XM510 Multishot Grenade Launcher''' is a semi-automatic [[grenade launcher]] used by the [[United Nations Space Command]] armed forces.{{Ref/Book|Id=Halo Wars OSG|Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide|Page=35}}


The '''XM510 Multishot Grenade Launcher''' is a semi-automatic grenade launcher used by the [[UNSC Marine Corps]]. In ''[[Halo Wars]]'', the Grenadier upgrade for the [[M12 Light Reconnaissance Vehicle|Warthog]] adds a Marine equipped with an XM510 in the passenger seat to improve attack strength of the vehicle.<ref>'''[[Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide]]''', ''page 35''</ref>
==Overview==
===Design details===
The XM510 is a shoulder-fired, semi-automatic grenade launcher. The weapon features a revolving swing out cylinder, from which grenades can be loaded. The weapon is additionally equipped with a [[telescopic sight]] and a foregrip.{{Ref/Game|Id=HW1|HW|XM510 in-game model}}


==Trivia==
==Operational history==
The ''[[Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide]]'' once mistakenly refers to the "[[XM511 Heavy Grenade Launcher|XM511]]" as the "XM510" in a caption describing the weapon mounted on the [[M9 Main Anti-Air Tank|Wolverine]].<ref>'''[[Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide]]''', ''page 44''</ref>
The XM510 was employed by [[UNSC Marine Corps]] forces during the [[Massacre of the Outer Colonies|early years]] of the [[Human-Covenant War]]. In [[2531]], Marine forces attached to {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} deployed with the weapon in the [[Harvest campaign]], [[Battle for Arcadia]] and [[Battle of Trove]].{{Ref/Reuse|HW1}} Marines armed with the XM510 were regularly employed as passengers in [[Warthog]]s.{{Ref/Reuse|Halo Wars OSG}}
 
==Gameplay==
===''Halo Wars''===
The XM510 appears in ''[[Halo Wars]]'', as the second upgrade available for the [[Warthog]]]. When unlocked, the Grenadier upgrade adds a single Marine armed with an XM510 to the vehicle's passenger seat, boosting offensive power slightly.
 
==Production notes==
The XM510's design is based directly off of the [[Wikipedia:South Africa|South African]]-built [[Wikipedia:Milkor MGL|Milkor MGL Mk.1]] and the later M32 MGL variant used by the [[Wikipedia:United States Marine Corps|United States Marine Corps]]. Concept art for the [[M319 grenade launcher]] produced by [[Isaac Hannaford]] for ''[[Halo: Reach]]'' initially explored a [[M319 grenade launcher#Production notes|similar design]] of multiple grenade launcher, though the design was eventually scaled back to the final game's break-action design.
 
The ''[[Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide|Official Strategy Guide]]'' for ''Halo Wars'' mistakenly refers to the "[[XM511 Heavy Grenade Launcher]]" as the "XM510" in a caption describing the weapon mounted on the [[M9 Wolverine]].{{Ref/Book|Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide|Page=44}}
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:HW XM510 2.png
File:HW Grenade Launcher 3.jpg|The XM510 in-game
File:HW grenade Launcher 2.jpg
</gallery>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
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==Sources==
==Sources==
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{{UNSC Infantry Weapons}}
{{UNSC support weapons}}
[[Category:Grenade launchers]]
[[Category:Grenade launchers]]

Revision as of 04:02, April 22, 2024

XM510 Multishot Grenade Launcher
HW XM510 1.png
Production overview

Type:

Grenade launcher[1]

Specifications

Ammunition type:

High explosive grenades

Feed system:

Revolving, swing out cylinder[2]

Service history

In service:

Human-Covenant War[2]

 

The XM510 Multishot Grenade Launcher is a semi-automatic grenade launcher used by the United Nations Space Command armed forces.[1]

Overview

Design details

The XM510 is a shoulder-fired, semi-automatic grenade launcher. The weapon features a revolving swing out cylinder, from which grenades can be loaded. The weapon is additionally equipped with a telescopic sight and a foregrip.[2]

Operational history

The XM510 was employed by UNSC Marine Corps forces during the early years of the Human-Covenant War. In 2531, Marine forces attached to UNSC Spirit of Fire deployed with the weapon in the Harvest campaign, Battle for Arcadia and Battle of Trove.[2] Marines armed with the XM510 were regularly employed as passengers in Warthogs.[1]

Gameplay

Halo Wars

The XM510 appears in Halo Wars, as the second upgrade available for the Warthog]. When unlocked, the Grenadier upgrade adds a single Marine armed with an XM510 to the vehicle's passenger seat, boosting offensive power slightly.

Production notes

The XM510's design is based directly off of the South African-built Milkor MGL Mk.1 and the later M32 MGL variant used by the United States Marine Corps. Concept art for the M319 grenade launcher produced by Isaac Hannaford for Halo: Reach initially explored a similar design of multiple grenade launcher, though the design was eventually scaled back to the final game's break-action design.

The Official Strategy Guide for Halo Wars mistakenly refers to the "XM511 Heavy Grenade Launcher" as the "XM510" in a caption describing the weapon mounted on the M9 Wolverine.[3]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide, page 35
  2. ^ a b c d Halo Wars, XM510 in-game model
  3. ^ Halo Wars: Official Strategy Guide, page 44