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'''M6''' is a series of short-barreled weapons produced by [[Misrah Armory]]. They have seen widespread distribution through the [[United Nations Space Command Defense Force]] as lighter firearms.
'''M6''' is a series of short-barreled weapons produced by [[Misriah Armory]]. They have seen widespread distribution through the [[United Nations Space Command Defense Force]] as lighter firearms.


*[[M6B Magnum Sidearm]] - UNSC sidearm featuring [[KFA-2 x2]] scope.
They are mainly used by officers and vehicle crews, and is not considered a primary weapon.  
*[[M6D Magnum Sidearm]] - ''[[Halo 2]]''-era UNSC sidearm, armed with semi-armor piercing ammunition.
*[[M6C Magnum Sidearm]] - ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''-era UNSC sidearm, armed with high explosive ammunition and featuring [[KFA-2 x2]] scope.
*[[M6G Personal Defense Weapon System]] - ''[[Halo 3]]''-era UNSC sidearm, armed with high explosive ammunition.
*[[M6J Carbine]] - [[UNSC Army]] carbine variant of the M6 series.


{{Weapons List}}
*[[M6B Magnum Sidearm]]
*[[M6D Magnum Sidearm]] - The Halo: Combat Evolved pistol.
*[[M6C Magnum Sidearm]] - The Halo 2 pistol.
*[[M6G Personal Defense Weapon System]] - The Halo 3 pistol.
*[[M6J Carbine]] - A [[UNSC Army]] weapon.
 
==Trivia==
*The M6 Series has been in use for almost 150 years, and been used in almost every conflict since then.
 
==Related Articles==
*[[United Nations Space Command]]
*[[Misriah Armory]]
 
[[Category:UNSC]]
[[Category:Weapons]]
[[Category:Human Weapons]]

Revision as of 21:41, August 15, 2007

M6 is a series of short-barreled weapons produced by Misriah Armory. They have seen widespread distribution through the United Nations Space Command Defense Force as lighter firearms.

They are mainly used by officers and vehicle crews, and is not considered a primary weapon.

Trivia

  • The M6 Series has been in use for almost 150 years, and been used in almost every conflict since then.

Related Articles