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*This round was developed by the modern day, real life organization NATO, which stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization. | *This round was developed by the modern day, real life organization NATO, which stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization. | ||
*In [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], this round is labeled "M118 7.62x51mm FMJ-AP." [[Image:7.62.jpg|right|thumb|The labeling on a pack of 7.62x51mm ammunition.]]This means that the rounds are armor-piercing and have a solid outer coat of metal. | *In [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], this round is labeled "M118 7.62x51mm FMJ-AP." [[Image:7.62.jpg|right|thumb|The labeling on a pack of 7.62x51mm ammunition.]]This means that the rounds are armor-piercing and have a solid outer coat of metal. | ||
*In reality, this round produces too much chamber pressure and recoil to be used in an automatic small arm. | *In reality, this round produces too much chamber pressure and recoil to be used in an automatic small arm. Also, the MA5B and MA5C appear to have no muzzle brakes, but the recoil appears to be somewhat low. | ||
*It takes 16 rounds to kill a fully-shielded player in [[Halo 3]] multiplayer. | *It takes 16 rounds to kill a fully-shielded player in [[Halo 3]] multiplayer. | ||
