Carbine
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| Tactical Information | |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 7.62mm |
| Capacity | 14 |
| Reload type | Magazine |
| Base damage | 7.5 hearts |
| Firerate | 240 RPM |
| Lifespan | 3000 shots |
| Action type | Gas-operated |
| Sight type | Iron sights |
The Carbine is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in the powerful 7.62mm caliber. Despite having rather clunky iron sights, the gun has no innate spread, making it a rather effective weapon across most ranges.
Crafting
The carbine can be crafted with the following recipe:
Using only light parts and wooden furniture, the carbine is a rather cheap gun for its tier. Since it uses desh, it's a post-oil gun, requiring at least a basic refinery setup to make.
Mechanics and Play
Being the first gun to have access to the more powerful 7.62mm rounds, it delivers quite a punch per shot compared to prior tier guns. Despite being semi-automatic, it has a high rate of fire, with a theoretical maximum of four shots per second.
The carbine also has a magazine that holds 14 rounds which is significantly more than most early semi-automatic weapons (and on-par with the much less powerful Henry rifle), which is reloaded all at once. A reload takes just over two seconds, however if the carbine jams, it takes twice as long to get the gun working again.
The carbine has a usable set of iron sights which have the standard x0.66 FOV multiplier (1.5-fold magnification). Getting used to the rather bulky sights can pay off, as the gun has no innate spread, making a repaired gun perfectly accurate, allowing it to be effective over most ranges.
Mods
- 5.56mm Conversion Kit: Allows the gun to fire the smaller and cheaper 5.56mm rounds, increasing the ammo capacity to 20.
Trivia
- The carbine is based on the same weapon from Bioshock Infinite, which itself is a modified version of the M1 carbine.
- The most notable differences to the real gun are the enlarged front sights, the fore grip's shape as well as the crude metal braces that surround it.
- The inspect animation (reloading when a reload isn't possible) has the player lift the gun and pull back the slide, revealing the chambered round, if present.