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[[File:DMR EVOS-D.png|thumb|250px|The EVOS-D mounted on | {{Center|Not to be confused with [[EVOS-J]].}} | ||
The '''EVOS-D''' is an [[Telescopic sight|optical scope]] | [[File:DMR EVOS-D.png|thumb|250px|The EVOS-D mounted on an M392 Designated Marksman Rifle.]] | ||
The '''EVOS-D''' is an [[Telescopic sight|optical scope]] typically mounted on the [[M392 DMR]].{{Ref/Book|EVG|Page=49}}{{Ref/Site|Id=waypoint11|URL=http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/intel/theuniverse/tech/gallery/dmr/c0dfea7c-87fa-4224-82ff-c44d93b73f03|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=DMR|D=15|M=07|Y=2011|LocalArchive=Archive:Halo_Waypoint/2009 to 2014/Universe/Weapons#DMR}} The optic is capable of 1-3× magnification. The device also has a [[Wikipedia:Stadiametric_rangefinding|stadiametric rangefinder]], but it is laid out sideways, forcing the user to turn the scope on its side to measure the height of a target.{{Ref/Game|HR|M392 DMR in-game weapon model}} The attachment is notably absent from the "Bandit" variant of M392, which is manufactured by [[Sevine Arms]] under a license from [[Misriah Armory]].{{Ref/Game|HI|M392 Bandit in-game weapon model}} | |||
==Production notes== | |||
*The [[MA37 assault rifle]]'s in-game model also has "EVOS-D" printed on the side. This may suggest that the EVOS-D was not established as the M392's scope until Halo Waypoint's article on the DMR was written. Similarly, the MA37's successor, the [[MA40 assault rifle]], is mounted with the [[EVOS-J]].{{Ref/Game|HI|MA40 assault rifle in-game weapon model}} | |||
*While the scope has a marker that indicates zoom level from 1-3x, its magnification optics cannot be adjusted in-game. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:Halo- Reach - DMR Zoom.jpg|View through the EVOS-D scope. | File:Halo- Reach - DMR Zoom.jpg|View through the EVOS-D scope. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[ | *''[[Remember Reach]]'' | ||
**''[[Deliver Hope]]'' {{1st}} | |||
*''[[Halo: Reach]]'' | |||
*''[[Halo: Escalation]]'' | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
[[Category:Weapon attachments]] | [[Category:Weapon attachments]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, October 14, 2023
Not to be confused with EVOS-J.
The EVOS-D is an optical scope typically mounted on the M392 DMR.[1][2] The optic is capable of 1-3× magnification. The device also has a stadiametric rangefinder, but it is laid out sideways, forcing the user to turn the scope on its side to measure the height of a target.[3] The attachment is notably absent from the "Bandit" variant of M392, which is manufactured by Sevine Arms under a license from Misriah Armory.[4]
Production notes[edit]
- The MA37 assault rifle's in-game model also has "EVOS-D" printed on the side. This may suggest that the EVOS-D was not established as the M392's scope until Halo Waypoint's article on the DMR was written. Similarly, the MA37's successor, the MA40 assault rifle, is mounted with the EVOS-J.[5]
- While the scope has a marker that indicates zoom level from 1-3x, its magnification optics cannot be adjusted in-game.
Gallery[edit]
View through the EVOS-D scope.
List of appearances[edit]
- Remember Reach
- Deliver Hope (First appearance)
- Halo: Reach
- Halo: Escalation
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: The Essential Visual Guide, page 49
- ^ Halo Waypoint, DMR (Retrieved on Jul 15, 2011) [local archive] [external archive]
- ^ Halo: Reach, M392 DMR in-game weapon model
- ^ Halo Infinite, M392 Bandit in-game weapon model
- ^ Halo Infinite, MA40 assault rifle in-game weapon model
