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Though being a precise, powerful weapon which in the right hands has the capability of engaging targets at long range, the M392 has its drawbacks. To retain shooter accuracy, the shooter must pace their fire to account for recoil, making the DMR have a effective fire rate only slightly faster than the SRS99-AM Sniper Rifle. Relatively speaking, it also has a small-capacity magazine, holding only 15 rounds, which limits engagement with multiple targets; this is even more true if said targets are shielded. | Though being a precise, powerful weapon which in the right hands has the capability of engaging targets at long range, the M392 has its drawbacks. To retain shooter accuracy, the shooter must pace their fire to account for recoil, making the DMR have a effective fire rate only slightly faster than the SRS99-AM Sniper Rifle. Relatively speaking, it also has a small-capacity magazine, holding only 15 rounds, which limits engagement with multiple targets; this is even more true if said targets are shielded. | ||
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Although | Although the M392 DMR saw more widespread use throughout all branches of the [[United Nations Space Command Defense Force|UNSC Defense Force]] prior to [[2548]], it had since been superseded in use by the [[BR55 Battle Rifle]] in all military branches except the [[UNSC Army|Army]]. | ||
==Changes From the BR55HB SR From ''Halo 3''== | ==Changes From the BR55HB SR From ''Halo 3''== | ||