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| − | The '''[[wikipedia:Barrett M82|Barrett .50cal]]''' (sometimes referred to as '''M82''') is a semi-automatic [[sniper rifle]] featured in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance]],'' ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'' and ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered]]''. |
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| − | ==Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare & Modern Warfare Remastered== |
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| − | |image = <tabber>CoD4=[[File:Barrett .50 menu icon CoD4.png]]|-|MWR=[[File:Barrett .50cal Menu Icon MWR.png|250px]]</tabber> |
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| − | |name = Barrett .50cal<br>M82 .50 Caliber <small>'''''(mounted in singleplayer)'''</small> |
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| − | |console = <tt>barrett_mp</tt><br><tt>barrett_acog_mp</tt> |
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| − | |damage = 1000 (SP), 70 (MP) |
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| − | |mult = Head: 1.5, Neck: 1.5, Chest: 1.5, Stomach: 1.1, Limbs: 1.0 (MP) |
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| − | |magazine = 10 rounds (MP, SP)<br>20 rounds ([[Old School]]) |
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| − | |level = Level 49 |
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| − | |reload = 4.08 loaded, 4.625 unloaded |
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| − | |range = [[File:Sniper Stats MW.png|200px]] |
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| − | |recoil = Low (SP), High (MP) |
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| − | |pen = Large |
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| − | |fire = Semi-Automatic |
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| − | |HUD= <tabber>CoD4=[[File:Barrett .50cal Pickup CoD4.png]]|-|MWR=<br/>[[File:Barrett .50cal HUD Icon MWR.png]]</tabber> |
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| − | |startammo = 10+20 (MP)<br>20+10 (Old School) |
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| − | |maxammo = 10+60 (MP)<br>20+60 (Old School) |
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| − | |rof = 1200 RPM (MP)|used = [[Alpha Team]]}} |
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| − | {{quote|Semi-automatic sniper rifle. Effective at long range.|Weapon description}} |
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| − | ===Campaign=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is first seen in "[[F.N.G]]" on the weapons rack, along with all the other weapons in-game and is unusable. |
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| − | It is then seen again in "[[One Shot, One Kill]]", being used by [[John Price|Lieutenant Price]] who was accompanied by [[Captain MacMillan]] in an attempt to assassinate [[Imran Zakhaev]]. This Barrett .50cal is mounted on a bipod and cannot be picked up. It has a [[variable zoom]] feature, allowing the player to zero in on a target, using movement controls (on the Wii version the weapon is controlled with the control stick/nunchuck rather than the remote), since the player remains in prone position when wielding it. It also has unlimited ammo, very little recoil, and no scope sway. This is the only time that it is usable in the campaign. |
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| − | ===Multiplayer=== |
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| − | In multiplayer, the Barrett .50cal is unlocked at level 49 and is the last sniper rifle unlocked by normal means. Like all sniper rifles, it can use an [[ACOG Scope]] attachment. It is tied with the [[Dragunov]] and [[R700]] without [[Stopping Power]], able to kill in one hit if shooting in the chest, neck, or head. It has the highest penetration of any weapon in multiplayer. |
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| − | However, the Barrett .50cal also has a few disadvantages. Its firing sound is loud and distinctive and can give away the user's position. Also, it has very high recoil, but it always travels in the same direction, and the reticle quickly resets back on the initial point of aim. A good way to compensate for its high recoil is to treat it as a bolt-action rifle, and only fire when it has returned to its original position. Another disadvantage is the fact that the rifle itself is so long it often protrudes out of cover, giving the player's position away. Because of its very high damage, firing rapidly with this gun is not usually necessary, although it can be used as a last-resort in close quarters. |
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| − | ===Weapon Attachments=== |
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| − | *[[ACOG Scope]] |
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| − | === Old School Mode === |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal appears in [[Old School Free-for-All|Old School Mode]] with 20 rounds in the magazine and 10 rounds of reserve ammunition. |
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| − | * [[Creek]] - Found in front of the waterfall at the north-easternmost corner of the map. |
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| − | * [[Crossfire]] - Found inside the small alley towards the south-eastern side of the map. |
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| − | * [[District]] - Found with an [[ACOG Scope]] in the south-easternmost building, near [[Last Stand]]. |
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| − | * [[Overgrown]] - Found in the paddock with the haystacks towards the north-eastern part of the map. |
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| − | * [[Vacant]] - Found inside one of the shipping containers at the south end of the map. |
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| − | ===Gallery=== |
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| − | {{For|camouflage images|Barrett .50cal/Camouflage}} |
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| − | {{For|attachment images|Barrett .50cal/Attachments}} |
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| − | ====Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare==== |
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| − | <gallery> |
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| − | Barrett .50cal CoD4.png|The Barrett .50cal in first-person |
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| − | Default sniper scope reticle.png|The scope reticle |
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| − | Barrett .50cal One Shot, One Kill CoD4.png|The Barrett .50cal used in "[[One Shot, One Kill]]" |
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| − | Barret .50 cal FNG COD4.png|In the armory in "[[F.N.G.]]" |
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| − | M82 Barret FNG COD4.png|Another one in the armory |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ====Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered==== |
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| − | <gallery> |
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| − | Barrett .50cal MWR.png|The Barrett .50cal in first person |
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| − | Barrett .50cal ADS MWR.png|Aiming down the scope |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Reloading MWR.png|Reloading |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Cocking MWR.png|Cocking the Barrett .50cal |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Inspect MWR.png|Inspecting the Barrett |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Model MWR.png|The Barrett .50cal's model |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ===Video=== |
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| − | <gallery> |
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| − | MWR In Depth Barrett .50cal Sniper Rifle |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2== |
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| − | {{Infobox/weapon |
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| − | |console=<tt>barrett50cal</tt> |
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| − | |image = [[File:Barrett .50 menu icon MW2.png|256px]] |
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| − | |name = Barrett .50cal<br>M82 .50 Caliber <small>'''''(mounted in singleplayer)'''</small> |
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| − | |damage = 70 (MP)<br />50 (MP silenced) |
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| − | |mult = [[File:InterBarretMultiplayerMW2.png]] |
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| − | |magazine = 10 rounds (15 with [[Extended Mags]]) |
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| − | |level = Level 3 (Private II) |
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| − | ||reload = 3.92s loaded, 4.25s unloaded |
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| − | |rof = 150 RPM (SP), 1200 RPM (MP) |
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| − | |recoil = Low (SP), Very High (MP) |
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| − | |pen = High |
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| − | |fire = Semi-Automatic |
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| − | |used = [[Task Force 141]], [[Rangers]], [[Navy SEALs]] (Spec Ops) |
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| − | |HUD= [[File:Barrett .50cal Pickup CoD4.png]] |
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| − | |range = [[File:SNIPERStatsMW2.png|180px]] |
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| − | |startammo = 10+90 (SP), 10+20 (MP) |
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| − | |maxammo = 10+100 (SP), 10+60 (MP)}} |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is relatively unchanged from ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', with the exceptions of new attachments, a redesigned scope, widened muzzle brake, and lack of a front [[Iron Sights|iron sight]]. The only notable change from ''Call of Duty 4M82 Barret FNG COD4.png''ound in the missions, "[[Of Their Own Accord]]" (although it is mounted with a thermal scope and variable zoom) and "[[Loose Ends]]." The only major differences from campaign to multiplayer are that the Barrett .50cal has a lower, more realistic level of recoil and a fairly low [[firecap]] in the campaign. |
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| − | ===Special Ops=== |
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| − | In [[Special Ops]], the Barrett .50cal is found in "[[Sniper Fi]]", "[[Estate Takedown]]", and "[[Armor Piercing]]". The Barrett .50cal is a good weapon to use against [[Juggernaut (character)|Juggernauts]], as it takes three headshots, six chest shots or eight body shots to kill one. |
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| − | ===Multiplayer=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is unlocked at Level 3 as part of the "Scout Sniper" default class. |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is most praised for its ability to deliver one hit kills with a high rate of fire, though it is capable of firing faster than its sight can settle. Firing too quickly makes the Barrett .50cal difficult to use, due to the high recoil. However, the Barrett .50cal does have a recoil limit. This problem is easily mitigated by simply not pressing the trigger as quickly and only firing when the recoil has settled, giving this weapon the same accuracy and rate of fire as the [[Intervention]]. This requires great concentration, as inexperienced players are tempted to take advantage of the Barrett's semi-automatic capability into firing too soon. |
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| − | Nonetheless, the ability to fire so fast can be an advantage in close quarters when there is no time to switch to a secondary and the player is forced to fire their sniper rifle from the hip. This gives the Barrett a big advantage over the Intervention, the latter being much more difficult to use in close quarters. The only disadvantage of the Barrett, aside from the recoil (which can be eliminated by patience), is the long reload time but it makes up for that with a larger magazine. |
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| − | With [[Stopping Power]], the weapon kills in one hit to the head, neck, chest and stomach. Without it, it loses the one-hit-kill to the stomach. Targets will require multiple hits when [[Painkiller]], [[Last Stand]] or [[Final Stand]] is used. In [[Hardcore]] it is a one-hit-kill anywhere on the body, even when used with a [[silencer]]. |
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| − | One flaw of the Barrett is that its recoil kicks the gun up and to the right so much that the shooter momentarily loses sight of their target. Since the [[ACOG Scope]] zooms in less when looking down the sight, it is easier to follow an enemy after firing with it than with a standard [[Sniper Scope]], but in many situations the decreased zoom and inability to steady the scope makes it less than practical. |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is a relatively good sniper rifle to use with a silencer and Stopping Power, as the player can kill a target with a single shot to the chest, neck, or head. However, the Barrett's high recoil can make it difficult for the player to land a second shot if the first shot does not kill. Without Stopping Power, the Barrett .50cal is a less than ideal candidate for a silencer because all sniper rifles require two shots to kill when using a silencer without Stopping Power, except in [[Hardcore]]. |
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| − | ===Weapon Attachments=== |
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| − | *[[Suppressor]] |
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| − | *[[Heartbeat Sensor]] |
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| − | *[[ACOG Scope]] |
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| − | *[[Thermal Scope]] |
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| − | *[[FMJ]] |
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| − | *[[Extended Mags]] |
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| − | ===Gallery=== |
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| − | {{For|camouflage images|Barrett .50cal/Camouflage}} |
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| − | <gallery widths="120"> |
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| − | Barrett .50cal MW2.png|The Barrett .50cal, as it appears in ''Modern Warfare 2'' |
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| − | Default sniper scope reticle.png|Scope reticle |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Mr. Yuk Sticker MW2.png|The Mr. Yuk sticker, as seen on the Barrett .50cal |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Reload MW2.png|Reloading the Barrett .50cal; notice the fingerprints |
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| − | Barrett .50cal 3rd person MW2.PNG|The Barrett .50cal in third person |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ===Video=== |
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| − | <gallery> |
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| − | MW2 - Recoil Abuse|Weapons demonstration of utilizing the predictable recoil pattern of the Barrett .50 Cal |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3== |
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| − | {{Infobox weapon |
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| − | |image = [[File:Barrett .50cal Create-a-Class MW3.png|256px]] |
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| − | |fire = Semi-Automatic|name = Barrett .50cal |
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| − | |magazine = 10 rounds (15 with [[Extended Mags]]) |
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| − | |damage = 98 (70 Suppressed) |
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| − | |class = [[Sniper Rifle]] |
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| − | |recoil = Very High |
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| − | |level = Level 49 ([[Survival Mode]]) |
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| − | |mult = Head: x1.5 Chest: x1.5 Stomach: x1.1 Limbs: x1 |
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| − | |startammo = 10 + 20 (MP) |
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| − | |maxammo = 10+100 (SO), 10+60 (MP) |
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| − | |reload = 3.917s loaded, 4.25s unloaded |
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| − | |HUD= [[File:Barrett .50cal HUD MW3.png]] |
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| − | |rof = 150 RPM (SO), 1200 RPM (MP) |
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| − | |used = [[Delta Force]]}} |
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| − | {{Quote|The Barrett .50cal provides the second fastest fire rate in its class. Along with a rapid re-center speed and a 10-round magazine, it's possible to tag multiple targets before reloading. Note that the recoil kicks hard outside of prone, so find a good perch and remain low for the best performance.|Call of Duty: Elite description}} |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal returns in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]''. It appears in one of the default classes. It has a very similar look to the ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'' version, but with a darker finish, new scope, and the bipod is now folded forward. |
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| − | ===Campaign=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal briefly appears in the mission "[[Blood Brothers]]" during the loading cutscene, when [[Yuri (Modern Warfare 3)|Yuri]] and [[John "Soap" MacTavish|Soap]] set up in their sniper nest. However, it is not used and is not seen again. It is replaced by the [[RSASS]] during the actual mission. |
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| − | ===Multiplayer=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is available in level 2, through the Scout Sniper Default Class and is unlocked for Create-a-Class at level 4. It is very much like the variant in ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'', in which it is a one-hit-kill to the head, neck, chest and stomach. One change to the Barrett from previous titles is that it reduces the player's movement speed considerably; players carrying it will have the same movement speed of a [[Light Machine Gun]]. Because of this, the [[Speed]] Proficiency is recommended. Also, its recoil and sway are lower when prone or crouching. |
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| − | It is a good idea to pair [[Sleight of Hand]] with this as it can greatly reduce the reloading time. However the 10 round magazine, semi-automatic firing mode, and large potential for a one-shot kill means the said perk is not mandatory. |
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| − | It is also used in the [[Infected]] loadout "Knife vs Barrett", where it comes equipped with the [[Attachments (Weapon Proficiency)|Attachments]] with a [[Heartbeat Sensor]] and [[Extended Mags]]. |
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| − | ===Special Ops=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is available for both Survival and Mission modes. |
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| − | ====Mission Mode==== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is used by the player providing overwatch in the [[Mission Mode]] challenge [[Invisible Threat]]. Several Barretts can also be found on the roof of the Stock Exchange in [[Flood the Market]], to pick off enemies on the adjacent rooftops. |
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| − | ====Survival Mode==== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal is unlocked at level 49 in [[Survival Mode]], being the last sniper rifle to be unlocked. It costs $2000 from the Weapons Armory. It is one hit kill up until heavy troops armed with an [[AK-47]] appear, so an automatic weapon should be switched out for the Barrett .50cal after the heavy troops appear. However, due to its high damage and firecap combined, if equipped with an ACOG Scope it is a very deadly battle rifle for a little longer than what's recommended of it. |
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| − | ===Weapon Attachments=== |
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| − | *[[ACOG Scope]] - Unlocked at weapon level 2. |
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| − | *[[Silencer]] - Unlocked at weapon level 5. |
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| − | *[[Heartbeat Sensor]] - Unlocked at weapon level 13. |
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| − | *[[Extended Mags]] - Unlocked at weapon level 15. |
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| − | *[[Thermal Scope]] - Unlocked at weapon level 19. |
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| − | *[[Variable Zoom]] - Unlocked at weapon level 22. |
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| − | ===Proficiency=== |
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| − | *[[Kick (weapon proficiency)|Kick]] - Unlocked at weapon level 4. |
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| − | *[[Impact]] - Unlocked at weapon level 10. |
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| − | *[[Attachments (weapon proficiency)|Attachments]] - Unlocked at weapon level 14. |
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| − | *[[Focus (weapon proficiency)|Focus]] - Unlocked at weapon level 18. |
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| − | *[[Speed]] - Unlocked at weapon level 24. |
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| − | *[[Stability]] - Unlocked at weapon level 28. |
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| − | ===Gallery=== |
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| − | {{For|camouflage images|Barrett .50cal/Camouflage}} |
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| − | {{For|attachment images|Barrett .50cal/Attachments}} |
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| − | <gallery widths="120"> |
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| − | Barrett .50cal MW3.png|First person view of the Barrett .50cal |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Scope MW3.png|The Barrett .50cal's scope |
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| − | Default sniper scope reticle.png|Singleplayer reticle of the Barrett's sniper scope |
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| − | Regular Sniper Scope Reticle MW3.png|Multiplayer reticle of the Barrett's sniper scope |
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| − | Barrett .50cal Reloading MW3.png|Reloading the Barrett .50cal |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ====Demonstration==== |
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| − | [[File:Barrett .50cal Demonstration - Modern Warfare 3|300px|center]] |
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| − | ==Call of Duty: Black Ops II== |
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| − | {{Infobox/weapon |
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| − | |image = [[File:Barrett M82A1 menu icon BOII.png|275px]] |
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| − | |name = Barrett M82A1 |
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| − | |damage = |
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| − | |magazine = 10 rounds (SP) ''(14 w/ Extended Clip)''<br>5 rounds (Zombies) |
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| − | |fire = Semi-automatic |
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| − | |used = [[Frank Woods]], [[Alex Mason]], [[Mark McKnight]], [[C.I.A.]], [[CDC]], Green Run Group, Mobsters |
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| − | |HUD= [[File:Barrett M82A1 Pick-up Icon BOII.png|128px]] |
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| − | |startammo = 10+90 (SP) |
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| − | |maxammo = 10+200 (SP)<br>5+30 (Zombies) |
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| − | |rof = 416 RPM max |
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| − | |zombiecost = 950 ([[Mystery Box]]) |
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| − | |level = Completing [[Old Wounds]] (SP) |
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| − | |console = <tt>barretm82</tt>}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Semi-automatic, high caliber sniper rifle. Effective at long range.|Description}} |
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| − | ===Campaign=== |
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| − | The Barrett .50cal also appears in ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'', now called '''Barrett M82A1'''. It is part of the recommended loadout for the mission "[[Time and Fate]]", and scriptly used in the mission "[[Suffer With Me]]" where it is used by [[Frank Woods]] to shoot [[Alex Mason|Mason]]. It can be unlocked for use in any mission once "[[Time and Fate]]" has been reached. |
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| − | ====Attachments==== |
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| − | *[[ACOG Sight]] |
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| − | *[[Variable Zoom]] |
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| − | *[[Suppressor]] |
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| − | *[[Extended Clip]] |
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| − | *[[Fast Mag]] |
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| − | ===Zombies=== |
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| − | {{quote|First manufactured towards the end of the 20th century, but a fine piece of weaponry by any measures.|[[Marlton Johnson]], when obtaining the M82A1 from the [[Mystery Box]] in [[Die Rise]].}} |
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| − | The M82A1 is available in the [[Mystery Box]] in all maps except Origins. The weapon is rather weak, as it boasts very low accuracy, mediocre damage, barely manageable magazine capacity, extremely high recoil, and a sniper scope by default (which can be a hindrance in close quarters, where most action will take place). With its poor traits, the Barrett M82A1 is a fairly inefficient weapon. |
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| − | When Pack-a-Punched, it becomes the '''Macro Annihilator''', and gains increased damage and ammo capacities, as well as a [[Variable Zoom]] scope. The Macro Annihilator also gains improved hip-fire accuracy, as if it were to have a laser sight. |
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| − | === M82A1 vs Macro Annihilator === |
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| − | {{PaPComparison |
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| − | |regimage = [[File:Barrett M82A1 BOII.png|200px]] |
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| − | |papimage = [[File:Macro Annihilator BOII.png|200px]] |
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| − | |regname = Barrett M82A1 |
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| − | |papname = Macro Annihilator |
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| − | |regdamage=600-500 |
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| − | |papdamage=1000 |
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| − | |papfire = Semi-automatic |
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| − | |regfire = Semi-automatic |
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| − | |papmag = 7 |
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| − | |regmag = 5 |
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| − | |papammo = 42+7 |
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| − | |regammo = 30+5 |
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| − | |papreload = |
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| − | |papmobility = High |
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| − | |regmobility = Medium |
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| − | |extras = More ammo, larger magazine, [[Variable Zoom]], higher damage, improved hipfire accuracy |
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| − | |paprof = 416 RPM |
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| − | |regrof = 416 RPM}} |
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| − | ===Gallery=== |
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| − | {{For|attachment images|Barrett .50cal/Attachments}} |
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| − | <gallery> |
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| − | Barrett M82A1 BOII.png|The Barrett M82A1 in first person |
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| − | Macro Annihilator BOII.png|The Barrett M82A1 after being Pack-a-Punched in Zombies; note the variable zoom scope |
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| − | Barrett M82A1 model BOII.png|Render of the M82A1's model, with the raised carrying handle gained when the variable zoom is attached |
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| − | Barrett M82A1 Scope model BOII.png|Render of the scope's model |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | ===Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare=== |
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| − | *The Barrett .50cal has an unused front sight, but when the ACOG sight is equipped, the front sight is removed. |
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| − | *The mounted version in "One Shot, One Kill" has two sets of bipod legs, one folded and one unfolded. |
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| − | ===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2=== |
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| − | *The Barrett .50cal has a [[Wikipedia:Mr. Yuk|Mr. Yuk]] sticker on the lens cap although it can be difficult to see it at first (it is easiest to see when the player sprints). The player will not be able to see it if they have a different scope attached. |
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| − | *This gun has the serial number A0750319. This is most easily seen with [[Arctic Camouflage]]. |
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| − | *When zoomed in with the [[ACOG]], the player can see that the rear iron sight is marked for yards. |
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| − | *Strangely, the Barrett .50cal's scope in "[[Of Their Own Accord]]" looks the same as the regular scope, even though it uses a [[Thermal Scope]]. |
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| − | *There is a finger-print on the left side of the weapon, between the serial number and the left knob on the Iron Sights. This is easily seen when the Blue or Red Tiger Camouflages are applied. |
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| − | ===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3=== |
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| − | *The Barrett uses the <tt>scope_overlay_m40a3</tt> reticle from ''[[Call of Duty 4]]'' in all singleplayer modes, but uses the ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 ''generic reticle in multiplayer modes. |
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| − | ===Call of Duty: Black Ops ll=== |
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| − | [[File:Barrett M82A1 Woods BOII.png|thumb|The model used by Woods in "Suffer With Me"]] |
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| − | *In "[[Suffer With Me]]", the Barrett M82A1 used to snipe [[Alex Mason]] is called "M82A1 20x Variable Zoom". It has no idle sway, even though the "hold breath" prompt is still present. |
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| − | **Despite having a variable zoom, the weapon model is that of the standard scope version, as evidenced by the opened lens cap and the lack of a carrying handle. |
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| − | *The bipod is unfolded when being held by the player's character in the lobby screen as well as the HUD icon. Otherwise, the bipod is completely absent from the in-game model and the Create-a-Class inspection screen. |
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| − | *"CAL. 50", "MODEL M82A1", "SER. 2738" and "PAT. 269015: can be seen engraved on the left side of the weapon above the magazine |
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