Type-57 carbine
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Model series: |
Type-57[1] |
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Type: |
Carbine |
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Ammunition type: |
Reactive projectiles[1] |
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Feed system: |
20 round magazine |
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Semi-automatic | |
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300 RPM[2] | |
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Effective range: |
Medium to long |
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The Type-57 Carbine (T-57 C) is the post-Covenant War successor to the Type-51 carbine.[3]
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Specifications[edit]
Design details[edit]
The T-57 carbine is a versatile semi-automatic rifle renowned for its accuracy and long range. The weapon was used by various Covenant splinter groups after The Great Schism as a close-medium to medium-long range weapon. It fires at a maximum rate of 300 rounds per minute.[2]
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Variants[edit]
Type-57B Carbine[edit]
The T-57B uses a streamlined manufacturing process and reactive materials in place of radioisotopes for coating projectiles. It takes 7 rounds to kill a Spartan in War Games. This variant has a holoscope. It is ranked a Common REQ in Warzone simulations, and is available at Level 2 energy while giving 50 REQ points if sold.[3]
Type-57B variants[edit]
- Rain of Oblivion: The Rain of Oblivion, whose grip has been held by a thousand heroes and a hundred villains, is an improved Carbine with fully automatic action and increased maximum spare clip count at the expense of a 36% lower scoped range, it is ranked an Uncommon REQ in Warzone simulations, and is available at Level 3 energy while giving 75 REQ points if sold.[3]
- Blood of Suban: The Blood of Suban is an advanced Carbine that fires armor-piercing blamite shards.[3]
Rain of Oblivion
Blood of Suban
Gameplay[edit]
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Changes from Type-51 carbine in Halo 2: Anniversary[edit]
- Much higher accuracy at longer ranges.
- Slightly more bloom.
- Magazine size increased from 18 to 20, also resulting in more reserve ammo to coincide with new magazine size (72 to 80).
- Lighting on magazine will gradually change color from blue to red as ammunition is depleted, fulfilling a similar function as seen in Halo 2 and Halo 3.
- Retains the 7-headshot kill of the Halo 4 version of the T-51 carbine.
- The weapon's coloring has been altered to be more similar to that of the Beam Rifle in Halo 4.
- Players using smart scope with the T-57 carbine now bring up its holoscope instead of a full-screen scope.
- In addition, the aiming reticle no longer changes between hipfiring and scoped-in firing.
Gallery[edit]
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Normal gallery[edit]
First-person view of the T-57B carbine by Fred-104 in the Halo 5: Guardians campaign.
Smart scope with the T-57B carbine by John-117 in the Halo 5: Guardians campaign.
First-person view of the T-57B carbine in Halo 5: Guardians.
Smart scope with the T-57B carbine on Basin.
The T-57B's holoscope.
A Sangheili Commander firing a T-57B carbine.
A Spartan using a T-57B carbine against a Promethean Soldier on Escape from ARC.
Thel 'Vadam using a T-57B carbine during the Battle of Sunaion.
First-person view of the Rain of Oblivion on Battle of Noctus.
An Indomitable-clad Spartan-IV using Rain of Oblivion.
A Sangheili Ranger Commander using a T-57B carbine during a game of Warzone Firefight.
A Spartan using Blood of Suban.
Halo 5: Guardians REQ cards[edit]
Carbine.
Rain of Oblivion.
Blood of Suban.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo 5: Guardians (First appearance)
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