40mm grenade
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The 40mm grenade is a type of lethal and nonlethal munitions in the service of the United Nations Space Command.[1][2][3][4]
Known typesEdit
Mk 110 MOD 2 HEDPEdit
The Mk 110 MOD 2 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose (HEDP) is a type of 40mm grenade utilized by the M319 grenade launcher and the M460 automatic grenade launcher.[1][4] Both grenade launchers have two detonation modes, depending upon the way it is detonated after firing. The first detonation mode, upon being fired, bounces off a surface once, or when it strikes a target, will detonate almost immediately. The second detonation mode results in a delayed detonation, usually when the user takes their finger off the trigger after holding it down for a time.[5]
XM20P EMPEdit
The XM20P EMP grenade is capable of emitting an electromagnetic pulse upon detonation, stripping enemy infantry of their personal shields and temporarily disabling vehicles. It is also utilized by the M319 and the M460 grenade launchers.[1][4]
Unidentified canisterEdit
This unidentified 40mm grenade is typically a canister holding high explosive filler;[2] it shares the same canister as a type of UNSC smoke grenades, albeit featuring a yellow, rather than blue, band. On some canisters, the main body is coated with a thin rubberized material for easy grip. The lid contains the activator switch and fuze mechanisms. Designated as a defensive grenade, it is intended to be used from prepared positions.[6] It was commonly carried by Orbital Drop Shock Troopers during the Fall of Reach and the Battle of Mombasa in 2552.[7][8][9][10] Three of these grenades were typically attached to the ODST armor's belt by attachment connectors on the canister's lid.[6]
Unidentified flashbangEdit
This unidentified 40mm flashbang grenade is a nonlethal grenade fired from the underbarrel M301 grenade launcher,[11] which is typically attached to the M6634 flamethrower or assault rifles in the MA5 series.[12][13]
Production notesEdit
In Halo: Reach, the serial number M45A771B on the canister is mirrored; since the same serial number is printed on the smoke grenade, the M392 DMR, and the MA37 assault rifle, it is likely all four items share the same decal sheet.
GalleryEdit
40mm defensive grenades on an ODST's utility belt in Halo 3: ODST.
Cut out of the 40mm defensive grenades in Halo 3: ODST.
Three 40mm defensive grenades on an ODST's utility belt in Halo: Reach.
Early concept art for a magazine-fed grenade launcher in Halo: Reach, with numerous 40mm grenades visible in the drum.
Profile view of the XM20P EMP grenade in Halo: Reach.
The XM20P EMP grenade as it leaves the M319's firing tube in Halo: Reach.
The XM20P EMP grenade fired from the M460 grenade launcher in Halo: Reach.
The XM20P EMP grenade's explosion staggers a group of Kig-Yar Minors in Halo: Reach.
List of appearancesEdit
- Halo Wars (First appearance)
- Halo 3: ODST
- Halo: Reach
- Halo 5: Guardians
SourcesEdit
- ^ a b c Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 84
- ^ a b Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 131
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Grenade Launcher (Retrieved on Apr 26, 2011) [local archive] [external archive]
- ^ a b c Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 178
- ^ Halo: Reach, In-game grenade launcher
- ^ a b The Rookie Cosplay Guide, page 56
- ^ Halo 3: ODST, Rookie in-game model
- ^ Halo 3: ODST, Dutch in-game model
- ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level Exodus
- ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level The Package
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2011 edition), page 320
- ^ Halo Wars, M6634 flamethrower in-game model
- ^ Bungie.net, MA5C Assault Rifle (Retrieved on Dec 16, 2007) [local archive] [external archive]
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