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*[[BR85 battle rifle|BR85N Service Rifle]] | *[[BR85 battle rifle|BR85N Service Rifle]] | ||
*[[M20 | *[[M20 PDW]] | ||
*[[M395 DMR|M395B DMR]] | *[[M395 DMR|M395B DMR]] | ||
*[[MA5D assault rifle]] | *[[MA5D assault rifle]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:11, February 4, 2024
A Threat Marker is a field marker attached to a firearm, to help track targeted enemy personnel for around 4–5 seconds it can even target invisible enemies (requires some visibility to lock-on) and it can target up to 3 enemies at a time as well as targeting all targets on board of a vehicle and show the distance between them all. It generally takes the form of a small circular device with a beam of light coming out of it, placed on the side of the weapon.[1]
Known Applicable weapons[edit]
The following weapons have been known to utilize this attachment:
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)
