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SVD / SVD-M Dragunov

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	[[Image:FC3-Remington-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason holds his "M-700 Predator" after dealing with a shark who had been breaking all the shark rules. The shark rules say you should swim around and eat fish, but this shark was trying to walk on the ground and eat crabs. The other sharks really didn't like having to look at that.]]		[[Image:FC3-Remington-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason holds his "M-700 Predator" after dealing with a shark who had been breaking all the shark rules. The shark rules say you should swim around and eat fish, but this shark was trying to walk on the ground and eat crabs. The other sharks really didn't like having to look at that.]]

	== SVD ~~/ SVD-M~~ Dragunov ==		== SVD Dragunov ==

	The [[SVD Dragunov]] is the cheapest sniper rifle in the game, and is available from the start. It is a left-handed weapon wielded by a right-handed shooter (as in ''[[Far Cry 2]]''); however, the magazine, forend, and reticle have been modified to more realistic specifications. The weapon is shown with a very short barrel which would limit its effectiveness as a sniper rifle, has no accessories, and has a capacity of just five rounds, meaning the magazine is only half loaded. It is used by pirate snipers on the North island.		The [[SVD Dragunov]] is the cheapest sniper rifle in the game, and is available from the start. It is a left-handed weapon wielded by a right-handed shooter (as in ''[[Far Cry 2]]''); however, the magazine, forend, and reticle have been modified to more realistic specifications. The weapon is shown with a very short barrel which would limit its effectiveness as a sniper rifle, has no accessories, and has a capacity of just five rounds, meaning the magazine is only half loaded. It is used by pirate snipers on the North island.

	The SVD defaults to a colour scheme which suggests the furnishings are synthetic, but has a standard SVD stock rather than the correct one for ~~an -M~~ variant. If the "wood" paint scheme is applied to it, it becomes a completely normal SVD. While the game's description claims the weapons are "Chinese knock-offs" (which would mean they would be [[NDM-86]]s) there is no practical way to tell this visually.		The SVD defaults to a colour scheme which suggests the furnishings are synthetic, but has a standard SVD stock rather than the correct one for a later production variant. If the "wood" paint scheme is applied to it, it becomes a completely normal SVD. While the game's description claims the weapons are "Chinese knock-offs" (which would mean they would be [[NDM-86]]s) there is no practical way to tell this visually.

	[[Image:SVD~~-TigerCarbine~~.~~jpg‎~~\|thumb\|none\|400px\|~~Commercial "Tiger Carbine" (aka "~~Dragunov ~~Tiger") version sold in the US, with synthetic furnishings used on domestic SVD-M modernized variant~~ - 7.62x54mm R]]		[[Image:SVD Rifle.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|SVD Dragunov - 7.62x54mm R]]
	[[~~Image~~:~~SVD Rifle~~.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|SVD ~~Dragunov sniper rifle~~ - 7.62x54mm R]]		[[file:SVDpost1993.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|SVD, later production model with synthetic furniture - 7.62x54mm R]]
	[[Image:FC3-SVD-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|SVD in the store menu. Note the standard SVD stock.]]		[[Image:FC3-SVD-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|SVD in the store menu. Note the standard SVD stock.]]
	[[Image:FC3-SVD-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason lurks his way along a road at night, armed with an SVD.]]		[[Image:FC3-SVD-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason lurks his way along a road at night, armed with an SVD.]]

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	== Type 10 Flare Gun ==		== Type 10 Flare Gun ==

	A Japanese Type 10 ~~flare gun~~ can be used in multiplayer with one of the pre-order bonus packs. The flare gun has apparently been converted to fire shotshells instead of flares, which would presumably have to be handmade since 35mm is not a standard shotgun calibre (being slightly above the 33.67mm 2-gauge used by smaller punt guns; for perspective, 12 gauge is 18.53mm). They would presumably result in the shooter's hand being ''re''made if they were fired one-handed from a 2.6 pound flare gun. The version shown in the game is a ''very'' rare variant with a frame-mounted safety, which was eliminated on later Type 10s when it was found the heavy double-action trigger pull rendered it unnecessary. Only about 150 guns were produced with this feature, of which only around five examples are known to survive.		A Japanese [[Type 10 Flare Pistol]] can be used in multiplayer with one of the pre-order bonus packs. The flare gun has apparently been converted to fire shotshells instead of flares, which would presumably have to be handmade since 35mm is not a standard shotgun calibre (being slightly above the 33.67mm 2-gauge used by smaller punt guns; for perspective, 12 gauge is 18.53mm). They would presumably result in the shooter's hand being ''re''made if they were fired one-handed from a 2.6 pound flare gun. The version shown in the game is a ''very'' rare variant with a frame-mounted safety, which was eliminated on later Type 10s when it was found the heavy double-action trigger pull rendered it unnecessary. Only about 150 guns were produced with this feature, of which only around five examples are known to survive.

	[[Image:Type10Safety.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Japanese Type 10 flare gun with safety - 35mm]]		[[Image:Type10Safety.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Japanese Type 10 flare gun with safety - 35mm]]
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	== Beretta 93R "Auto 9" ==		== Beretta 93R "Auto 9" ==

	The first weapon drawn following the opening mounted gun section is a [[~~Auto 9\|~~Beretta 93R "Auto 9"]] called the "A.J.M. 9," the description saying the letters are "in honor of a fallen DPD cop" meaning they stand for "[[Robocop\|Alex J. Murphy]]." It is a close replica of the movie weapon which fires in 3-round bursts, and can be upgraded with an extended magazine, a fantastically enormous suppressor and an underbarrel laser. The reload has Rex insert the magazine partway into the well, with some strange 80s force drawing it the rest of the way inside automatically.		The first weapon drawn following the opening mounted gun section is a [[Beretta 93R "Auto 9"]] called the "A.J.M. 9," the description saying the letters are "in honor of a fallen DPD cop" meaning they stand for "[[Robocop\|Alex J. Murphy]]." It is a close replica of the movie weapon which fires in 3-round bursts, and can be upgraded with an extended magazine, a fantastically enormous suppressor and an underbarrel laser. The reload has Rex insert the magazine partway into the well, with some strange 80s force drawing it the rest of the way inside automatically.

	[[Image:BerettaAuto9.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Beretta 93R "Auto 9" - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:BerettaAuto9.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Beretta 93R "Auto 9" - 9x19mm]]
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	[[Image:FC3-Bizon-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|He soon tires of its dull appearance, and reloads it after adding a tube reflex optic and camo which will be very useful if he has to hide among a group of severely diseased tigers.]]		[[Image:FC3-Bizon-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|He soon tires of its dull appearance, and reloads it after adding a tube reflex optic and camo which will be very useful if he has to hide among a group of severely diseased tigers.]]

	==Skorpion Vz. 61==		==Skorpion vz. 61==

	The [[Sa~~. Vz~~.61 Skorpion]] is the cheapest of the SMGs and the only one which can be fired on a zipline (provided Jason has the relevant skill) since it is the only one held with one hand. It is a very limited weapon with only high fire rate and low recoil to recommend it; damage is puny and range and accuracy both mediocre, and it is only capable of mounting one accessory, with the choice of an extended magazine or a suppressor. By default it has a rather strange capacity of 24 rounds.		The [[Sa vz. 61 Skorpion]] is the cheapest of the SMGs and the only one which can be fired on a zipline (provided Jason has the relevant skill) since it is the only one held with one hand. It is a very limited weapon with only high fire rate and low recoil to recommend it; damage is puny and range and accuracy both mediocre, and it is only capable of mounting one accessory, with the choice of an extended magazine or a suppressor. By default it has a rather strange capacity of 24 rounds.

	[[Image:CZ Vz.61.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Vz. 61 Skorpion - .32 ACP]]		[[Image:CZ Vz.61.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Vz. 61 Skorpion - .32 ACP]]
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	== Baikal MP-133 ==		== Baikal MP-133 ==

	The cheapest shotgun in the game is a Baikal MP-133 called the "M133." It is a custom version with synthetic furniture, a forend from a [[Remington 870]], a vented rib barrel, and an accessory rail mounted atop the receiver. It has an extended 6-round magazine tube and the capacity is 7 rounds; interestingly the empty reload actually shows Jason insert one shell, pump the action and then load the other six, meaning it is correct. The basic model has no customisation options, but the Signature version, the "Bull," comes with a reflex sight and has an extended magazine, though as with all weapons this is not shown on the model. This version is unlocked by collecting ten Relics.		The cheapest shotgun in the game is a [[Baikal MP-133]] called the "M133." It is a custom version with synthetic furniture, a forend from a [[Remington 870]], a vented rib barrel, and an accessory rail mounted atop the receiver. It has an extended 6-round magazine tube and the capacity is 7 rounds; interestingly the empty reload actually shows Jason insert one shell, pump the action and then load the other six, meaning it is correct. The basic model has no customisation options, but the Signature version, the "Bull," comes with a reflex sight and has an extended magazine, though as with all weapons this is not shown on the model. This version is unlocked by collecting ten Relics.

	It is used by shotgun soldiers on both the North and South islands, making it a very common sight, and is one of the weapons commonly given for hunting side-missions.		It is used by shotgun soldiers on both the North and South islands, making it a very common sight, and is one of the weapons commonly given for hunting side-missions.
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	== AK-103 ==		== AK-103 ==

	The [[~~AK-47#AK-103\|~~AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.		The [[AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.

	There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.		There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.
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	==FAMAS F1==		==FAMAS F1==

	The [[FAMAS]] F1, called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.		The [[FAMAS F1]], called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.

	The in-game weapon fires in 3-round bursts; rather than your standard video game burst where each press of the fire key fires a whole burst, the FAMAS in ''Far Cry 3'' functions like how a burst works on a real trigger: tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots. This functionality was also present with the "AR-16" in ''Far Cry 2''.		The in-game weapon fires in 3-round bursts; rather than your standard video game burst where each press of the fire key fires a whole burst, the FAMAS in ''Far Cry 3'' functions like how a burst works on a real trigger: tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots. This functionality was also present with the "AR-16" in ''Far Cry 2''.
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	==Zastava M93 Black Arrow==		==Zastava M93 Black Arrow==

	The final sniper rifle to be unlocked, the "Z93," is a [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow~~\|Zastava M93 "Black Arrow"~~]] .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle. Despite being used in a couple of the later missions on the North island, it only unlocks in the store on the South island, where it is used by Privateer snipers. It is able to mount a suppressor, extended magazine, enhanced zoom or illuminated reticle, and can have three modifications added, though it cannot mount the two scope options together. Easily the most powerful of the sniper rifles, it is the only one able to kill a heavy or flamer soldier in one headshot. The Signature version, "AMR," (presumably "Anti Materiel Rifle") has only two accessories, an extended magazine and enhanced zoom, and fires explosive armour piercing rounds. It is unlocked for locating twenty Relics.		The final sniper rifle to be unlocked, the "Z93," is a [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow]] .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle. Despite being used in a couple of the later missions on the North island, it only unlocks in the store on the South island, where it is used by Privateer snipers. It is able to mount a suppressor, extended magazine, enhanced zoom or illuminated reticle, and can have three modifications added, though it cannot mount the two scope options together. Easily the most powerful of the sniper rifles, it is the only one able to kill a heavy or flamer soldier in one headshot. The Signature version, "AMR," (presumably "Anti Materiel Rifle") has only two accessories, an extended magazine and enhanced zoom, and fires explosive armour piercing rounds. It is unlocked for locating twenty Relics.

	When equipped with a suppressor it makes the same amount of sound as any other suppressed weapon, despite being a .50 BMG that can kill a bear in one shot.		When equipped with a suppressor it makes the same amount of sound as any other suppressed weapon, despite being a .50 BMG that can kill a bear in one shot.

AgentGumby: /* FAMAS F1 */

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FAMAS F1

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	The [[FAMAS]] F1, called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.		The [[FAMAS]] F1, called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.

	The in-game weapon fires in 3-round bursts; rather than your standard video game burst where each press of the fire key fires a whole burst, the FAMAS in ''Far Cry 3'' functions like how a burst works on a real trigger: tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots.		The in-game weapon fires in 3-round bursts; rather than your standard video game burst where each press of the fire key fires a whole burst, the FAMAS in ''Far Cry 3'' functions like how a burst works on a real trigger: tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots. This functionality was also present with the "AR-16" in ''Far Cry 2''.

	[[Image:Famas.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|FAMAS F1 - 5.56x45mm]]		[[Image:Famas.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|FAMAS F1 - 5.56x45mm]]

Wuzh: /* FAMAS F1 */

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FAMAS F1

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	The [[FAMAS]] F1, called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.		The [[FAMAS]] F1, called the "F1," is second most expensive weapon in the assault rifle category available on the North island, and one of only two in the game which can mount a suppressor. While it is shown with a curved STANAG magazine inserted, the weapon's actual magazine well is the F1 proprietary version; this and the trigger guard and grip make it pretty clear it is an F1 with the wrong magazine. Correct for this incorrect magazine, it has a capacity of 30 rounds as opposed to 25 for the F1 proprietary magazine, increasing to an impossible 45 with the extended magazine mod. It features an added rail on top of the carrying handle, which mounts raised iron sights if the weapon is not fitted with an optic.

	~~While the~~ game ~~claims the~~ weapon fires in 3-round bursts~~, it is more correct to say it has~~ a ~~3-round~~ burst ''~~limit~~''; tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots.		The in-game weapon fires in 3-round bursts; rather than your standard video game burst where each press of the fire key fires a whole burst, the FAMAS in ''Far Cry 3'' functions like how a burst works on a real trigger: tapping the fire button can produce single shots, while holding it will make the weapon cease firing after three shots.

	[[Image:Famas.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|FAMAS F1 - 5.56x45mm]]		[[Image:Famas.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|FAMAS F1 - 5.56x45mm]]

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Undo revision 1526219 by Wuzh (talk)

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	== AK-103 ==		== AK-103 ==

	The [[AK-47#AK-103\|AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden ~~non-folding~~ AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.		The [[AK-47#AK-103\|AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.

	There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.		There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.

Wuzh: /* AK-103 */

2022-10-17T04:51:39Z

AK-103

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	== AK-103 ==		== AK-103 ==

	The [[AK-47#AK-103\|AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.		The [[AK-47#AK-103\|AK-103]] appears in the game incorrectly labelled as an AK-47; it is identifiable due to its 90 degree gas block, [[AK-74]] type muzzle brake, and use of 7.62x39mm [[AK-47]] magazines. Oddly, though the magazine is proportioned like an AK mag, it is "plum ribbed" like the 5.45mm 10- and 45-round magazines made by Molot Arsenal respectively for the VEPR hunting rifle and late-model RPK machine gun; it is shown with a metallic finish rather than the dull black of these magazines, however. It is a common weapon among Vaas' thugs, and is the cheapest assault rifle in the game. The in-game AK is fitted with an accessory rail on the top of the receiver attached via the mounting bracket on the left side of the lower receiver, an AKM / early AK-74 ribbed receiver cover, wooden non-folding AK-74 stock and handguard, and an early AK-47 pistol grip, complete with an earlier, thicker reinforcement plate.

	There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.		There are no accessories available for the AK in singleplayer, but in multiplayer and co-op it can be equipped with an extended magazine, open reflex sight or tube reflex sight.

Greg-Z: Removed protection from "Far Cry 3"

2022-07-05T19:45:27Z

Removed protection from "Far Cry 3"

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Evil Tim: /* Makarov PB */

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Makarov PB

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	The [[Makarov PB]] appears as "6P9", which is the weapon's GRAU designation. Strangely it does not come with the front of its integral suppressor by default, and if a suppressor is equipped it will use the generic suppressor model instead of the correct one for the PB. It is a rare sight in the game; the boyfriend in the mission "Juliet" has one, and in a hallucination Jason can be seen holding one to his own head. As well as the obvious ability to use a suppressor, it can also be customised with illuminated sights and an extended magazine, and can accept up to two attachments at a time. Like the Kimber and unlike the other semi-automatic pistols it has the correct magazine capacity of eight rounds, though this is tempered by the spontaneous nonexistence of the chambered round if it is reloaded mid-magazine.		The [[Makarov PB]] appears as "6P9", which is the weapon's GRAU designation. Strangely it does not come with the front of its integral suppressor by default, and if a suppressor is equipped it will use the generic suppressor model instead of the correct one for the PB. It is a rare sight in the game; the boyfriend in the mission "Juliet" has one, and in a hallucination Jason can be seen holding one to his own head. As well as the obvious ability to use a suppressor, it can also be customised with illuminated sights and an extended magazine, and can accept up to two attachments at a time. Like the Kimber and unlike the other semi-automatic pistols it has the correct magazine capacity of eight rounds, though this is tempered by the spontaneous nonexistence of the chambered round if it is reloaded mid-magazine.

	[[Image:Pb-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Makarov PB with ~~integral~~ suppressor - 9x18mm Makarov]]		[[Image:Pb-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Makarov PB with secondary suppressor - 9x18mm Makarov]]
	[[Image:FC3-PB-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Makarov PB in the store menu.]]		[[Image:FC3-PB-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Makarov PB in the store menu.]]
	[[Image:FC3-PB-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason holds a Makarov PB with no accessories as he takes a stroll down by the river. In this state the PB is basically useless, having no real advantage over the Kimber Warrior.]]		[[Image:FC3-PB-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason holds a Makarov PB with no accessories as he takes a stroll down by the river. In this state the PB is basically useless, having no real advantage over the Kimber Warrior.]]

Evil Tim at 17:28, 29 June 2018

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	==Zastava M93 Black Arrow==		==Zastava M93 Black Arrow==

	The final sniper rifle to be unlocked, the "Z93," is a [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow\|Zastava M93 "Black Arrow"]] .50 BMG anti-~~material~~ rifle. Despite being used in a couple of the later missions on the North island, it only unlocks in the store on the South island, where it is used by Privateer snipers. It is able to mount a suppressor, extended magazine, enhanced zoom or illuminated reticle, and can have three modifications added, though it cannot mount the two scope options together. Easily the most powerful of the sniper rifles, it is the only one able to kill a heavy or flamer soldier in one headshot. The Signature version, "AMR," (presumably "Anti ~~Material~~ Rifle") has only two accessories, an extended magazine and enhanced zoom, and fires explosive armour piercing rounds. It is unlocked for locating twenty Relics.		The final sniper rifle to be unlocked, the "Z93," is a [[Zastava M93 Black Arrow\|Zastava M93 "Black Arrow"]] .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle. Despite being used in a couple of the later missions on the North island, it only unlocks in the store on the South island, where it is used by Privateer snipers. It is able to mount a suppressor, extended magazine, enhanced zoom or illuminated reticle, and can have three modifications added, though it cannot mount the two scope options together. Easily the most powerful of the sniper rifles, it is the only one able to kill a heavy or flamer soldier in one headshot. The Signature version, "AMR," (presumably "Anti Materiel Rifle") has only two accessories, an extended magazine and enhanced zoom, and fires explosive armour piercing rounds. It is unlocked for locating twenty Relics.

	When equipped with a suppressor it makes the same amount of sound as any other suppressed weapon, despite being a .50 BMG that can kill a bear in one shot.		When equipped with a suppressor it makes the same amount of sound as any other suppressed weapon, despite being a .50 BMG that can kill a bear in one shot.

Evil Tim: /* IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX */

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IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX

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	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Desert Eagle in the store menu. Note the ridiculously large damage bar.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Desert Eagle in the store menu. Note the ridiculously large damage bar.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Determined to out-silly the previous game, Jason Brody uses a scoped, chrome-plated .50AE Desert Eagle one-handed as he hangs from a zipline.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Determined to out-silly the previous game, Jason Brody uses a scoped, chrome-plated .50AE Desert Eagle one-handed as he hangs from a zipline.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|His work accomplished, he celebrates by reloading; note the barrel lock is no longer left-handed, and no trademarks are present on the slide, either made-up or otherwise. Note also that the scope is attached to only one of the barrel's two scope rails, using an unlikely-to-work RIS quick release switch, and the hammer is ~~in what is technically known as~~ the ~~"can't be bothered" position, which is about a third of~~ half-cock.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|His work accomplished, he celebrates by reloading; note the barrel lock is no longer left-handed, and no trademarks are present on the slide, either made-up or otherwise. Note also that the scope is attached to only one of the barrel's two scope rails, using an unlikely-to-work RIS quick release switch, and the hammer is barely at the half-cock position.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason uses the "Gunslinger Takedown" with no other enemies around, discovering the slide of the Desert Eagle is apparently motorised since it instantly locks open without the gun even being fired.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason uses the "Gunslinger Takedown" with no other enemies around, discovering the slide of the Desert Eagle is apparently motorised since it instantly locks open without the gun even being fired.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-5.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|In the "Badtown" settlement, the arms dealer's gun cabinet rather strangely contains three Desert Eagles, even though the weapon is not actually available to buy at this point in the game.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-5.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|In the "Badtown" settlement, the arms dealer's gun cabinet rather strangely contains three Desert Eagles, even though the weapon is not actually available to buy at this point in the game.]]

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	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Desert Eagle in the store menu. Note the ridiculously large damage bar.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-1.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Desert Eagle in the store menu. Note the ridiculously large damage bar.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Determined to out-silly the previous game, Jason Brody uses a scoped, chrome-plated .50AE Desert Eagle one-handed as he hangs from a zipline.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-2.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Determined to out-silly the previous game, Jason Brody uses a scoped, chrome-plated .50AE Desert Eagle one-handed as he hangs from a zipline.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|His work accomplished, he celebrates by reloading; note the barrel lock is no longer left-handed, and no trademarks are present on the slide, either made-up or otherwise. Note also that the scope is attached to only one of the barrel's two scope rails, using an unlikely-to-work RIS quick release switch, and the hammer is ~~in what is technically known as~~ the ~~"can't be bothered" position, which is about a third of~~ half-cock.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-3.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|His work accomplished, he celebrates by reloading; note the barrel lock is no longer left-handed, and no trademarks are present on the slide, either made-up or otherwise. Note also that the scope is attached to only one of the barrel's two scope rails, using an unlikely-to-work RIS quick release switch, and the hammer is barely at the half-cock position.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason uses the "Gunslinger Takedown" with no other enemies around, discovering the slide of the Desert Eagle is apparently motorised since it instantly locks open without the gun even being fired.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-4.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Jason uses the "Gunslinger Takedown" with no other enemies around, discovering the slide of the Desert Eagle is apparently motorised since it instantly locks open without the gun even being fired.]]
	[[Image:FC3-Deagle-5.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|In the "Badtown" settlement, the arms dealer's gun cabinet rather strangely contains three Desert Eagles, even though the weapon is not actually available to buy at this point in the game.]]		[[Image:FC3-Deagle-5.jpg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|In the "Badtown" settlement, the arms dealer's gun cabinet rather strangely contains three Desert Eagles, even though the weapon is not actually available to buy at this point in the game.]]