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{{Weapon infobox
|image=
[[File:Marathon1ManualAssaultRifle.png|thumb]]
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|type= Fully Automatic Assault Rifle
|variant= [[M75 Assault Rifle|MA-75]]
|ammotype= .75 caliber Rounds
|capacity= 52 Rounds
|feed= Magazine
|operation= 0
|rate= 0
|optics= None
|service= Unknown
|firstappearance= [[Marathon 1994]]
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The '''M75 Assault Rifle''' is the main rifle used by [[UESC Marathon]] security forces. It is notable for its incredibly high rate of fire, under-barrel grenade launcher, and pitiful accuracy.
The '''M75 Assault Rifle''' is the main rifle used by [[UESC Marathon]] security forces. It is notable for its incredibly high rate of fire, under-barrel grenade launcher, and pitiful accuracy.


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It fires six-hundred .75 caliber rounds per minute, from a fifty-two round magazine as its primary fire.
It fires six-hundred .75 caliber rounds per minute, from a fifty-two round magazine as its primary fire.


The under-barrel grenade launcher holds seven M-class ultrahigh yield grenade cartridges.<ref>Marathon, Manual, Page 16, https://marathon.bungie.org/story/_files/Marathon_Manual.pdf</ref>
The under-barrel grenade launcher holds seven M-class ultrahigh yield grenade cartridges.<ref>[https://marathon.bungie.org/story/_files/Marathon_Manual.pdf | Marathon(1994) Manual, Page 16]</ref>


== Legacy ==
== Legacy ==
The M75 was taken by [[Durandal]] on his departure from the [[Tau Ceti]] system and improved by his [[S'pht]] allies. Considered "a ridiculous toy designed to impress
The M75 was taken by [[Durandal]] on his departure from the [[Tau Ceti]] system and improved by his [[S'pht]] allies. Considered "a ridiculous toy designed to impress
aging pompous generals", Durandal's [[MA-75B]] was meant to address the lacking accuracy and recoil that defined its predecessor.<ref>Marathon 2, Manual, Page 20, https://marathon.bungie.org/story/_files/Marathon_2_Manual.pdf</ref>
aging pompous generals", Durandal's [[MA-75B]] was meant to address the lacking accuracy and recoil that defined its predecessor.<ref>[https://marathon.bungie.org/story/_files/Marathon_2_Manual.pdf | Marathon 2: Durandal Manual, Page 16]</ref>


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==

Revision as of 12:24, September 2, 2023

M75 Assault Rifle
Image of the M75 Assault rifle


Production overview

Type:

Fully Automatic Assault Rifle

Variant(s):

MA-75

Specifications

Ammunition type:

.75 caliber Rounds

Capacity:

52 Rounds

Feed system:

Magazine

Operation:

0

Rate of fire:

0

Optics:

None

Service history

In service:

Unknown

Marathon information

First appearance:

Marathon 1994

 

The M75 Assault Rifle is the main rifle used by UESC Marathon security forces. It is notable for its incredibly high rate of fire, under-barrel grenade launcher, and pitiful accuracy.

Design details

Incapable of firing in vacuum, the M75 assault rifle excels in short range combat. Though, not by intention. A design defect left the weapon's accuracy seriously lacking.

It fires six-hundred .75 caliber rounds per minute, from a fifty-two round magazine as its primary fire.

The under-barrel grenade launcher holds seven M-class ultrahigh yield grenade cartridges.[1]

Legacy

The M75 was taken by Durandal on his departure from the Tau Ceti system and improved by his S'pht allies. Considered "a ridiculous toy designed to impress aging pompous generals", Durandal's MA-75B was meant to address the lacking accuracy and recoil that defined its predecessor.[2]

Gameplay

The Assault Rifle is the player's main workhorse in the claustrophobic halls aboard the Marathon. Capable of chewing through BOBs and Pfhor fighters with minimal effort with its primary fire, or blowing away crowds of them with its grenade launcher.

On a more comical note, players can make use of the force of its grenade explosions to "grenade jump" for additional height. For even more distance, players can use the gun's recoil to fly through the air after an initial boost.

References