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This article is about M6G magnum introduced in Halo: Reach. For M6G variant introduced in Halo 3, see M6G2 magnum. The M6G Personal Defense Weapon System

This article is about M6G2 magnum introduced in Halo 3. For M6G variant introduced in Halo: Reach, see M6G magnum. "The M6 is either the world’s biggest

fired. An M6C magazine. The M6C in Halo 2. An in-game profile view of the M6C Magnum Pistol in Halo 2. Models for the cinematic appearance of the Halo Wars

the M6H. Note that it closely resembles the M6G from Halo: Reach. Concept art of the final build of the M6H magnum pistol. The M6H in Halo 4. An in-game side

upgrade from the Pillar of Autumn. A view of the M6D in Halo: Combat Evolved. Front and Back views of the M6D. A view of the M6D Pistol being held. An in-game

Allen The M6/Z Magnum is a fully-automatic machine pistol variant of the veritable M6 series of sidearms produced by Misriah Armory. The M6/Z is a modified

The M6H2 Personal Defense Weapon (M6H PDWS) is a variant of the M6H magnum of the M6 series of handguns and was issued to all branches of the UNSC. The

scope of the M6C/SOCOM in Halo 3: ODST. The scope of the M6C/SOCOM with VISR activated. Kojo Agu with an M6C/SOCOM. Edward Buck in combat with an M6C/SOCOM

known as .50-caliber, is a form of ammunition employed by the UNSC's M6 Personal Defense Weapon System line of handguns. M6 series pistols, the weapons that

This makes the DMR one of the most versatile weapons in-game; it is much more powerful than the BR55. Compared with the M6G magnum, the DMR has a slower

1:17-1:18 show a close-up of the Master Chief firing the M6G Pistol. It then switches to a first person view of a series of plasma grenade explosions.

advantage of Reach-era gameplay options. Forge and Theater support is available. The M6G magnum can be modified to function like the M6D magnum from the

Series Season One. Kai-125 with a M6G magnum during Operation: DEFIANT GLASS. Kai-125 (right) alongside John-117 and Riz-028 on Madrigal. Kai-125 looking

members of Omega Team. A Riz-028 weapon charm in Halo Infinite. Promotional image of Riz-028. Riz-028 putting on her armor. Riz Dual wielding M6G magnums

the M12 Warthog, M12G1 Gauss Warthog, M12R Rocket Warthog, M820 Scorpion, Mantis, and M290 Mongoose Woodland vehicle variants for the M12 Warthog, M12G1

the M6C/SOCOM and the Tactical variant of the M6H2 magnum, as well as some other small changes. HUD Icon of the Mk50 Sidekick. An early render of the Mk50

trials. The M6G magnum has traditionally reigned as the standard sidearm adopted by the Army (with the Marine Corps instead preferring the M6G2 variant)

in the final game. The M6D magnum went through a handful of design phases throughout development. The earliest images of the Magnum originate in 1999 and

- An early version of the M6-series of pistols with an 18-round magazine. It was named in reference to the .44 Magnum Mega Class A1. ASW Needler - The pre-Xbox

shots of Kat running are shown, one from first-person view of her firing her pistol (killing a Skirmisher) and another showing the reflection of the Covenant