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The Assault Rifle was introduced in UT2003 as a replacement to the Enforcer from UT. The gun is more of a machine gun than a pistol. The primary fire is very wild and completely inaccurate. The secondary fire launches a grenade.

Unreal Tournament 2003

Assault Rifle

Primary fire

Type: Hitscan

Damage: 7

Fire rate: 7.33/s

Secondary fire

Type: Projectile

Damage: 70

Fire rate: 0.45 s

Charge time: 0.91 s

Ammunition

Weapon pickup: 150/4

Ammo pickup: 100/4

Maximum: 350/8

Shares same ammo with Minigun.

The Assault Rifle in UT2003 had an extremely inaccurate primary fire and could hold up to four grenades for the secondary fire. It shares bullets with the Minigun.

Primary Fire

An inaccurate machinegun.

Secondary Fire

A grenade projectile that bounces around and then detonates.

Unreal Tournament 2004

Assault Rifle

Primary fire

Type: Hitscan

Damage: 7

Fire rate: 6.88/s

Secondary fire

Type: Projectile

Damage: 70

Fire rate: 0.91 s

Charge time: 0.91 s

Ammunition

Weapon pickup: 100/4

Ammo pickup: 50/4

Maximum: 200/8

Does not share ammo with minigun.

Primary Fire

A slightly more accurate machinegun than in UT2003.

Secondary Fire

A grenade projectile that bounces around and then detonates, with a higher reload time compared to UT2003's Assault Rifle.

Game Description

Inexpensive and easily produced, the AR770 provides a lightweight 5.56mm combat solution that is most effective against unarmored foes. With low-to-moderate armor penetration capabilities, this rifle is best suited to a role as a light support weapon. The optional M355 Grenade Launcher provides the punch that makes this weapon effective against heavily armored enemies.

Additional Information

The Assault Rifle has since been dropped from the Tournament, as of UT3.

See Also

• Enforcer