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| image=[[File:Reach_Battle_Rifle.png|300px]]
 
| name=Designated Marksman Rifle
|image = [[File:DMR reach.jpg|300px]]
| manufacturer=UNSC (Speculated)
|name = Designated Marksman Rifle
| model=
|manufacturer = UNSC (Speculated)
| type=Combat Rifle
|type = Combat Rifle
| cost=
|size = Two-Handed
| size=Two-Handed
|magazine = 12 (Speculated)
| damage per hit=
|fire = Semi-automatic
| magazine=12 (Speculated)
|accuracy = High
| maxammo=
|range = Medium to Long
| fire=Semi-automatic
|era = [[Battle of Reach]]
| ammotype=
|affiliation = [[United Nations Space Command]]
| operation=
| rate of fire=
| velocity=
| accuracy=High
| range=Medium to Long
| era=[[Battle of Reach]]
| counterpart=
| counterwep=
| affiliation=[[United Nations Space Command]]
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{{Quote|The single-shot DMR fits somewhere between the [[Sniper Rifle System 99D-S2 Anti-Matériel|sniper rifle]] and the [[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|battle rifle]]. It's deadly at range, but a quick trigger finger and careful aim assure that even at medium to short distances it packs a punch.|Game Informer February 2010 Issue}}
{{Quote|The single-shot DMR fits somewhere between the [[Sniper Rifle System 99D-S2 Anti-Matériel|sniper rifle]] and the [[BR55HB SR Battle Rifle|battle rifle]]. It's deadly at range, but a quick trigger finger and careful aim assure that even at medium to short distances it packs a punch.|Game Informer February 2010 Issue}}

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"The single-shot DMR fits somewhere between the sniper rifle and the battle rifle. It's deadly at range, but a quick trigger finger and careful aim assure that even at medium to short distances it packs a punch."
— Game Informer February 2010 Issue

The Designated Marksman Rifle, abbreviated DMR, is a combat rifle used by the United Nations Space Command.[1]

It is known to have been used at least during the Battle of Reach in 2552, by members of the Noble Team.[2]

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