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The Sniper Rifle (Scoped)[2][3], also known as the IDK Type 2 Sniper [1], is a red class weapon in Manhunt and Manhunt 2.
Description[]
The Sniper Rifle is most effective at range and can hold up to a maximum of 72 rounds.
It is used by Ramirez, the Cerberus, and the CCPD in Manhunt, and by The Wardogs and Project Militia in Manhunt 2. It has a laser sight when equipped by hunters.
Influence[]
Sniper Rifle is based on Enfield Enforcer.
Executions[]
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Manhunt 2[]
| Type | Execution | Description |  |
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| Hasty | Similar to the Assault Rifle and Crossbow, in which the player aims the rifle at their head and prods the target's back. They turn around and the player shoots their head, destroying it which differentiates both rifles from the crossbow. |  
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| Violent | Similar to the Shotgun and its other variants' Gruesome executions, in which the player swings the rifle across the target's occiput and strikes them down on their knees using its butt. The player then shoots them in the head, destroying it completely. | 
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| Gruesome | The player shoots the target's shoulder, forcing them to their knees. The player bashes their face in with the rifle's butt, killing them. | 
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Appearances[]
- Manhunt
- Kill the Rabbit (Wielded and dropped by the Cerberus on top of the watchtower where the White Rabbit retreats to)
- Divided they Fall (Wielded by Ramirez. Found left behind in the room where Ramirez was if the player reaches his floor. Wielded and dropped by Wardog reinforcements)
- Press Coverage (Wielded and dropped by two police snipers, one on the casino and one in the building in front of the station)
- Wrong Side of the Tracks (Starting weapon, if kept from Press Coverage)
- Trained to Kill (Starting weapon, if kept from Press Coverage and Wrong Side of the Tracks. Found inside a train car before the second trainyard)
- Border Patrol (Wielded and dropped by two Cerberus snipers)
- Manhunt 2
- Assassination (Starting weapon. Wielded and dropped by Project militia snipers)
- Broadcast Interrupted (Wii Exclusive)
Gallery[]
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Manhunt[]
Manhunt 2[]
Trivia[]
Sniper Rifle's max ammo in both Manhunt titles.
- In both titles, the Sniper Rifle's max ammo count is 72 bullets, thus displaying "6/66" in the HUD, the number of the beast.
- In Manhunt, the Sniper Rifle erroneously uses the HUD icon depicting the removed PSG-1-inspired Heavy Sniper.
- Coincidentally, the Sniper Rifle in Rockstar North's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas also uses a HUD icon depicting a PSG-1.
- A silenced variant of the Sniper Rifle was cut from the game. It is still mentioned in the game's GXT files as "Sniper Rifle (Scoped) + Silencer". Its HUD icon can still be found in the game files and it uses the correct Sniper Rifle model instead of the PSG-1 icon.
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