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[[File:SOCOM Scope and Train Tickets.png|thumb|The VnSLS/V 6E scope in use.]] | [[File:SOCOM Scope and Train Tickets.png|thumb|The VnSLS/V 6E scope in use.]] | ||
In lieu of the [[KFA-2]] sight used on the [[M6D PDWS]], the [[M6C/SOCOM]] utilizes the '''VnSLS/V 6E''' smart-linked scope, which is able to eliminate targets at increased ranges. Little is known about this scope, except that it zooms up to 4x, is mounted under the barrel of the M6C/SOCOM, and appears in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. It was balanced out to have the range and usage of the [[M6D]], but damage was reduced, since [[Robert McLees]] had | In lieu of the [[KFA-2]] sight used on the [[M6D PDWS]], the [[M6C/SOCOM]] utilizes the '''VnSLS/V 6E''' smart-linked scope, which is able to eliminate targets at increased ranges. Little is known about this scope, except that it zooms up to 4x, is mounted under the barrel of the M6C/SOCOM, and appears in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''. It was balanced out to have the range and usage of the [[M6D]], but damage was reduced, since [[Robert McLees]] had said before that the M6D was used as a rifle rather than a handgun.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/projects/odst/guide.aspx '''Bungie.net''': ''Halo 3: ODST Field Guide'': Ordnance]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 13:54, November 23, 2010
File:SOCOM Scope and Train Tickets.png
The VnSLS/V 6E scope in use.
In lieu of the KFA-2 sight used on the M6D PDWS, the M6C/SOCOM utilizes the VnSLS/V 6E smart-linked scope, which is able to eliminate targets at increased ranges. Little is known about this scope, except that it zooms up to 4x, is mounted under the barrel of the M6C/SOCOM, and appears in Halo 3: ODST. It was balanced out to have the range and usage of the M6D, but damage was reduced, since Robert McLees had said before that the M6D was used as a rifle rather than a handgun.[1]
