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===Influences===

[[File:ForgeM6C.jpg|thumb|250px|Sergeant [[John Forge]] wielding the M6C in ''[[Halo Wars]]''.]]

One possible influence on the design of the weapon is the [[wikipedia:Walther P99|Walther P99]]. Another possible influence could be the [[Wikipedia: FP-45 Liberator|FP-45 Liberator]], a weapon designed in the United States during World War II~~. Some gamers even say it shares resemblance to Half Life 2's 9mm pistol~~. The long handle, but short barrel is an obvious feature.

One possible influence on the design of the weapon is the [[wikipedia:Walther P99|Walther P99]]. Another possible influence could be the [[Wikipedia: FP-45 Liberator|FP-45 Liberator]], a weapon designed in the United States during World War II. The long handle, but short barrel is an obvious feature.

It is possible that the M6G is the [[UNSC]] Marine Corps Standard Sidearm, as the M6C seems to use older technology, and the M6D seems to use technology reserved for [[Spartan-II]]s and other Spec-Ops units. That would mean, that the M6C is the Navy's variant of the M6 line.

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 ===Influences===
 [[File:ForgeM6C.jpg|thumb|250px|Sergeant [[John Forge]] wielding the M6C in ''[[Halo Wars]]''.]]
-One possible influence on the design of the weapon is the [[wikipedia:Walther P99|Walther P99]]. Another possible influence could be the [[Wikipedia: FP-45 Liberator|FP-45 Liberator]], a weapon designed in the United States during World War II. Some gamers even say it shares resemblance to Half Life 2's 9mm pistol. The long handle, but short barrel is an obvious feature.
+One possible influence on the design of the weapon is the [[wikipedia:Walther P99|Walther P99]]. Another possible influence could be the [[Wikipedia: FP-45 Liberator|FP-45 Liberator]], a weapon designed in the United States during World War II. The long handle, but short barrel is an obvious feature.
 It is possible that the M6G is the [[UNSC]] Marine Corps Standard Sidearm, as the M6C seems to use older technology, and the M6D seems to use technology reserved for [[Spartan-II]]s and other Spec-Ops units. That would mean, that the M6C is the Navy's variant of the M6 line.