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== United Nations Space Command == | == United Nations Space Command == | ||
*'''[[M6J/C Carbine]]''' - The [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] carbine variant of the [[M6 Series|M6]] series of firearms, used by the [[UNSC Army]]. | *'''[[M6J/C Carbine]]''' - The [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] carbine variant of the [[M6 Series|M6]] series of firearms, used by the [[UNSC Army]]. | ||
*'''[[MA5K Carbine]]''' - A variant of the [[MA5B | *'''[[MA5K Carbine]]''' - A variant of the [[MA5B assault rifle|MA5B]] wielded by [[SPARTAN-III program|Spartan-III]]'s in [[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]. | ||
*'''[[MA2B | *'''[[MA2B assault rifle|MA2B ICWS/Carbine]]''' - Successor to the MA1. Functionally similar to the the MA5B. Occasionally used by [[UNSC Special Forces|Special Forces]] operators. | ||
*'''[[Asymmetric Recoilless Carbine-920]]''' - Compact-channel linear accelerator carbine, fires high-explosive rounds at extreme velocities. | *'''[[ARC-920|Asymmetric Recoilless Carbine-920]]''' - Compact-channel linear accelerator carbine, fires high-explosive rounds at extreme velocities. Featured in ''[[Halo 4]]'' | ||
== Covenant | == Covenant == | ||
*'''[[Type-25 Carbine]]''' - A single-handed Covenant projectile weapon. Featured in ''[[Halo 3]]'' and ''[[Halo: Reach]]''. Better known as the Brute | *'''[[Type-25 Spiker|Type-25 Carbine]]''' - A single-handed Covenant projectile weapon. Featured in ''[[Halo 3]]'' and ''[[Halo: Reach]]''. Better known as the Brute Spiker. | ||
*'''[[Type-33 | *'''[[Type-33 Needler|Type-33 Carbine]]''' - A one-handed Needler. Featured in all Halo installments. | ||
*'''[[Type-51 Carbine]]''' - A two-handed Covenant projectile weapon. Featured in ''[[Halo 2]]'', ''[[Halo | *'''[[Type-51 Covenant Carbine|Type-51 Carbine]]''' - A two-handed [[Covenant]] projectile weapon. Featured in ''[[Halo 2]]'', ''Halo 3'', ''[[Halo Wars]]'', ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' and ''Halo 4''. Better known as the Covenant Carbine. | ||
*'''[[Type-25 | *'''[[Type-25 Plasma Rifle]]''' - Handheld plasma-operated weapon typically wielded by [[Sangheili]]. Compact compared to the '''[[Type-55 Storm Rifle]]'''. Better known as the '''plasma rifle'''. | ||
*'''[[Type-25 | *'''[[Type-25 Brute Plasma Rifle]]''' - Variant of the Type-25 Directed Energy Rifle wielded exclusively by [[Jiralhanae]], with superior rate of fire. Featured in ''Halo 2'' and ''Halo 3: ODST''. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 17:50, February 13, 2014
Template:SeeWikipedia A carbine is a shorter, often lighter, version of a full-sized rifle. When applied to pistols, it typically refers to a conversion kit applied to the pistol to offer some of the advantages of a rifle in a more compact form.
United Nations Space Command
- M6J/C Carbine - The UNSC carbine variant of the M6 series of firearms, used by the UNSC Army.
- MA5K Carbine - A variant of the MA5B wielded by Spartan-III's in Halo: Ghosts of Onyx.
- MA2B ICWS/Carbine - Successor to the MA1. Functionally similar to the the MA5B. Occasionally used by Special Forces operators.
- Asymmetric Recoilless Carbine-920 - Compact-channel linear accelerator carbine, fires high-explosive rounds at extreme velocities. Featured in Halo 4
Covenant
- Type-25 Carbine - A single-handed Covenant projectile weapon. Featured in Halo 3 and Halo: Reach. Better known as the Brute Spiker.
- Type-33 Carbine - A one-handed Needler. Featured in all Halo installments.
- Type-51 Carbine - A two-handed Covenant projectile weapon. Featured in Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo Wars, Halo 3: ODST and Halo 4. Better known as the Covenant Carbine.
- Type-25 Plasma Rifle - Handheld plasma-operated weapon typically wielded by Sangheili. Compact compared to the Type-55 Storm Rifle. Better known as the plasma rifle.
- Type-25 Brute Plasma Rifle - Variant of the Type-25 Directed Energy Rifle wielded exclusively by Jiralhanae, with superior rate of fire. Featured in Halo 2 and Halo 3: ODST.
Sources
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