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Halo is the 2022 streaming military science fiction series based on the iconic video game franchise of the same name. The series follows several personal stories set during a large-scale 26th-century intergalactic war between the human race and a theocratic and militaristic collective of alien races known as the Covenant. The series premiered on the streaming service Paramount+ in March of 2022.
The following weapons were used in the television series Halo (TV Series):
In the official trailer, a United Nations Space Command (UNSC) marine is seen firing a pistol at an unknown target. It closely resembles an Arex Rex variant.
This pistol's also seen on the leg holsters of the Spartan-IIs and other UNSC marines, indicating that it's the standard-issued sidearm of the UNSC. A gold-plated one is also carried by Soren-066 (Bokeem Woodbine).
In the episode Contact (S1E1), Insurrectionists on the planet colony Madrigal are seen aiming AKMs with cloth wrappings, FAB Defense GLR-16 collapsible stocks, and aftermarket muzzle brakes.
In the episode Contact (S1E1), an Insurrectionist is manning a turret has an M79 grenade launcher slung behind his back when the Covenant attack the planet colony Madrigal.
In the episode Contact (S1E1), the armed Insurrectionists and the Master Chief (Pablo Schreiber) are seen using General Dynamics GAU-17/As modified to slightly resemble the "AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun (HMG)" from Halo 3, though the game's original design moreso resembles a GAU-19/A scaled down to 7.62x51mm.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingGeneral Dynamics GAU-17/A - 7.62x51mm NATOFile:Halotv-gau17a.jpgWhen the village gates explode, the GAU-17/A turret can be seen on the left in Contact (S1E1).File:Halotv-gau17a1.jpgIn Contact (S1E1), Master Chief (Pablo Schreiber) proceeds to detach a GAU-17/A from its turret stand - a callback to a gameplay feature first introduced in Halo 3.File:Halotv-gau17a2.jpgA shot of the rotating barrels of the handheld GAU-17/A. Note the turret shield attached to the minigun, indicating that this weapon is meant to resemble the TV series' equivalent of the AIE-486H HMG from the Halo games.File:Halotv-gau17a3.jpgMaster Chief (Pablo Schreiber) proceeds to fire the GAU-17/A at a small group of Elites in Contact (S1E1).
