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| name = Sniper Rifle
 
| name = Sniper Rifle
 
| image = SniperRifle-GTAV.png
 
| image = SniperRifle-GTAV.png
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| games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]''<br><small>(Missions only)</small><br>''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]''
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| games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]''<br><small>(Missions only)</small><br>''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]''
 
| slot = Rifle
 
| slot = Rifle
 
| damage = High
 
| damage = High
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| sold in = [[Ammu-Nation]]<br>Underground arms dealers <small>(IV)</small>
 
| sold in = [[Ammu-Nation]]<br>Underground arms dealers <small>(IV)</small>
 
| price = $6,000 <small>(ammo $800)</small> <small>(IV)</small>|caption = Sniper Rifle in [[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]]
 
| price = $6,000 <small>(ammo $800)</small> <small>(IV)</small>|caption = Sniper Rifle in [[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]]
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| Unlocked After = [[Last Requests]] <small>(GTA III)</small><br>[[Phnom Penh '86]] <small>(GTA Vice City)</small><br>[[Pier 69 (mission)|Pier 69]] <small>(GTA San Andreas)</small><br>[[Luck of the Irish]] <small>(GTA IV)</small><br>[[Trevor Philips Industries]] or [[Nervous Ron]]<small>(GTA V)</small>
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| Unlocked After = [[Last Requests]] <small>(GTA III)</small><br>[[Phnom Penh '86]] <small>(GTA Vice City)</small><br>[[Snail Trail]] <small>(GTA San Andreas)</small><br>[[Luck of the Irish]] <small>(GTA IV)</small><br>[[Nervous Ron]] <small>(GTA V)</small><br>Rank 21 <small>(GTA Online)</small>
 
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}}
   
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{{Quote|Standard sniper rifle. Ideal for situations that require accuracy at long range. Limitations include slow reload speed and very low rate of fire.|GTA V, description from [[Ammu-Nation]].}}
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{{Quote|Standard sniper rifle. Ideal for situations that require accuracy at long range. Limitations include slow reload speed and very low rate of fire.|GTA V description at [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].}}
   
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The '''Sniper Rifle''' is a weapon that has been featured in every ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' game since ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', with the exception of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]''. It is often required in missions to shoot enemy gang members at a distance, especially when the goal is to protect an ally from far away. At long range, the sniper rifle usually provides a stealth kill, however it is not silenced, and should be fired far away from pedestrians and police. The rifle's magnifying scope is a valuable reconnaissance tool, and is also useful for viewing small game details like magazine covers and in-car objects.
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The '''sniper rifle''' is a weapon that has been featured in every ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' game since ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'', with the exception of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]''.
   
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In the games where more than one sniper rifles are featured, this rifle is often referred to as '''standard sniper rifle'''.
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==Description==
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It is often required in missions to shoot enemy gang members at a distance, especially when the goal is to protect an ally from far away. At long range, the sniper rifle usually provides a stealth kill, however it is not silenced, and should be fired far away from pedestrians and police. The rifle's magnifying scope is a valuable reconnaissance tool, and is also useful for viewing small game details like magazine covers and in-car objects.
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==Performance==
 
Like in many computer games, the rifle's bullets fly straight to the targeted point (it is a '[[wp:Hitscan|hitscan]]' weapon) - real life variables like distance, wind, or target movement don't affect the bullet, but it is still unknown yet if this applies to GTA V as we did witness a wind speed indicator during the official gameplay video which is probably not there just for aesthetics. GTA IV however, did introduce one element of sniping, the shooter's heart rate and breathing affect the aim (this is displayed through the fact that the aiming "piper" will "dance" around in the scope). Holding down a button will slow Niko's heartbeat and stop his breathing for a bit, which steadies the aim.
 
Like in many computer games, the rifle's bullets fly straight to the targeted point (it is a '[[wp:Hitscan|hitscan]]' weapon) - real life variables like distance, wind, or target movement don't affect the bullet, but it is still unknown yet if this applies to GTA V as we did witness a wind speed indicator during the official gameplay video which is probably not there just for aesthetics. GTA IV however, did introduce one element of sniping, the shooter's heart rate and breathing affect the aim (this is displayed through the fact that the aiming "piper" will "dance" around in the scope). Holding down a button will slow Niko's heartbeat and stop his breathing for a bit, which steadies the aim.
   
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==Design==
 
==Design==
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In most games, the sniper rifle resembles the [[wp:M40 rifle|Remington M40]], with a slightly extended magazine equipped in the GTA IV rendition. However in San Andreas, the HUD icon appears to be a PSG-1.
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In most games, the sniper rifle resembles the [[wp:M40 rifle|Remington M40]], with an additional 5-round magazine equipped in the GTA IV rendition. However in San Andreas, the HUD icon appears to be a PSG-1.
   
 
In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], the sniper rifle is based on the Springfield M21, reflecting the game's setting of [[1984]], but it functions incorrectly as a bolt-action rifle, the real M21 being semi-automatic.
 
In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], the sniper rifle is based on the Springfield M21, reflecting the game's setting of [[1984]], but it functions incorrectly as a bolt-action rifle, the real M21 being semi-automatic.
   
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In [[Grand Theft Auto V]], the sniper rifle is based on the [[wp:Accuracy_International_Arctic_Warfare|Arctic Warfare Rifle]].
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In [[Grand Theft Auto V]], the sniper rifle is based on the [[wp:Accuracy International Arctic Warfare|Arctic Warfare Super Magnum]].
   
 
==Customizations (GTA V)==
 
==Customizations (GTA V)==
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*Scope (mid-range zoom) - Equipped by default.
 
*Scope (mid-range zoom) - Equipped by default.
 
*Supressor (silences but slightly reduces damage and range) - $2300
 
*Supressor (silences but slightly reduces damage and range) - $2300
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*Advanced Scope (advanced-range zoom, increase a great amount of accuracy) - $2437
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*Advanced Scope (advanced-range zoom, increase a great amount of accuracy) - $2437
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*Thermal Scope ([[The Merryweather Heist#Freight 2|missions]] [[Derailed|only]]; <small>compatible with any of the two other scopes</small>)
   
 
===Capacity===
 
===Capacity===
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*Outside every [[Safehouses|safehouse]] after bursting 80 [[Red Balloons|red balloons]].
 
*Outside every [[Safehouses|safehouse]] after bursting 80 [[Red Balloons|red balloons]].
 
*Ocean Beach -Ā Can be bought in the Ammu-Nation for $6000 ($4500 if the player completed [[Phil's Shooting Range]]) after the mission [[From Zero To Hero]].
 
*Ocean Beach -Ā Can be bought in the Ammu-Nation for $6000 ($4500 if the player completed [[Phil's Shooting Range]]) after the mission [[From Zero To Hero]].
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[[File:IV_-_Sniper_Rifle_(Remington_700)-target.png|thumb|251px]]
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[[File:IV - Sniper Rifle (Remington 700)-target.png|thumb|251px]]
   
 
==='''GTA IV + Episodes from Liberty City'''===
 
==='''GTA IV + Episodes from Liberty City'''===
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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*In all GTA 3D Era games (excluding GTA Advance), shooting at the moon with the rifle will make it bigger and smaller.
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*In all [[3D Universe|GTA 3D Era]] games (excluding [[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]), shooting at the [[moon]] with the rifle will make it bigger and smaller.
 
*In [[:Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], the icon for the Sniper Rifle resembles the [[PSG-1]] from Vice City and Liberty City Stories. However, while being assembled, the rifle resembles a cross between the Remington M40A1 of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and the M21 of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]].
 
*In [[:Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], the icon for the Sniper Rifle resembles the [[PSG-1]] from Vice City and Liberty City Stories. However, while being assembled, the rifle resembles a cross between the Remington M40A1 of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and the M21 of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]].
 
*In all the GTA 3D era games, the sniper rifle's cocking animation can either be seen in multiplayer (Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories) or when set on fire (Grand Theft Auto: III, Vice City and San Andreas only).
 
*In all the GTA 3D era games, the sniper rifle's cocking animation can either be seen in multiplayer (Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories) or when set on fire (Grand Theft Auto: III, Vice City and San Andreas only).
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* In GTA III, pedestrians that acquire this weapon through cheat codes suffer from a glitch that causes them to loop through the aiming animation of the weapon whenever they try to fire it. Furthermore, if the player looks around in first-person or aims the M-16, Rocket Launcher or Sniper Rifle, the sound of a gunshot from a sniper rifle will be heard and the player will receive a significant amount of damage. This applies even if the pedestrian sniper wasn't aiming for the player.
 
*A possible overlook, when you use the Poor Weapons cheat in GTA IV, instead of recieving this rifle, you instead get the [[Combat Sniper]].
 
*A possible overlook, when you use the Poor Weapons cheat in GTA IV, instead of recieving this rifle, you instead get the [[Combat Sniper]].
 
*Some games in the GTA III era, setting fire to yourself then using the sniper rifle would allow it to lock on to any opponent and fire without utilizing the scope.
 
*Some games in the GTA III era, setting fire to yourself then using the sniper rifle would allow it to lock on to any opponent and fire without utilizing the scope.
 
*In GTA IV and its episodes, the sniper rifle's bolt is on the right but Niko/Johnny/Luis/multiplayer character will pull an invisible bolt on the left.
 
*In GTA IV and its episodes, the sniper rifle's bolt is on the right but Niko/Johnny/Luis/multiplayer character will pull an invisible bolt on the left.
 
*In GTA IV, it is strange that the standard sniper rifle is more powerful than the [[Combat Sniper|combat sniper]]. This is an opposite of the [[3D Universe]] games where the combat sniper is far more powerful and accurate compared to the regular one.
 
*In GTA IV, it is strange that the standard sniper rifle is more powerful than the [[Combat Sniper|combat sniper]]. This is an opposite of the [[3D Universe]] games where the combat sniper is far more powerful and accurate compared to the regular one.
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*From San Andreas up to the latest games, shooting the birds flying in the air causes them to disappear, with the exception of [[GTA V]] where shooting a bird will kill it.
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*From San Andreas up to the latest games, shooting the birds flying in the air causes them to disappear, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto V|GTA V]] where shooting a bird will kill it.
 
*In [[GTA: San Andreas]], crouching while using the scope in with the sniper rifle allows movement while the scope is zoomed in but standing up will stop movement.
 
*In [[GTA: San Andreas]], crouching while using the scope in with the sniper rifle allows movement while the scope is zoomed in but standing up will stop movement.
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*In GTA: San Andreas, using the rifle's scope while crouching will automatically cause CJ to stand up, although he can crouch again while aiming down the scope.
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*In GTA: San Andreas, using the rifle's scope while crouching will automatically cause [[Carl Johnson|CJ]] to stand up, although he can crouch again while aiming down the scope.
 
*The sniper rifle from GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas and Liberty City Stories uses the same GTA III [[AK-47]] textures (Seen inside the .TXD file)
 
*The sniper rifle from GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas and Liberty City Stories uses the same GTA III [[AK-47]] textures (Seen inside the .TXD file)
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*The GTA III rendition has more realistic sound than other games' renditions in the [[3D Universe]]
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*The GTA III rendition has more realistic sound than other games' renditions in the [[3D Universe]].Ā 
 
*In GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories, the rifle is silenced, as it has no echo noise after firing.
 
*In GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories, the rifle is silenced, as it has no echo noise after firing.
 
*In some games, discharging the sniper rifle in public will not cause pedestrians to panic neither attract police attention.
 
*In some games, discharging the sniper rifle in public will not cause pedestrians to panic neither attract police attention.
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*In GTA V, the player can use a thermal scope to target enemies during [[Derailed|specific]] [[Predator (mission)|missions]].
 
 
*GTA V is the only game in the series so far in which the sniper rifle can be fired while moving.
 
*GTA V is the only game in the series so far in which the sniper rifle can be fired while moving.
   
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===HUD icons===
 
===HUD icons===
   
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Image:SniperRifle-GTA3-icon.png|GTA III.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTA3-icon.png|GTA III.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTAVC-icon.png|GTA Vice City.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTAVC-icon.png|GTA Vice City.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTASA-icon.png|GTA San Andreas.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTASA-icon.png|GTA San Andreas.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTA4-icon.PNG|GTA IV.
 
Image:SniperRifle-GTA4-icon.PNG|GTA IV.
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SniperRifle-HUD-GTAV.jpg|GTA V.
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SniperRifle-GTAV-HUD.png|GTA V.
 
</gallery>
 
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Revision as of 19:49, 4 October 2014


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Standard sniper rifle. Ideal for situations that require accuracy at long range. Limitations include slow reload speed and very low rate of fire.
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ā€” GTA V description at Rockstar Games Social Club.

The sniper rifle is a weapon that has been featured in every Grand Theft Auto game since Grand Theft Auto III, with the exception of Grand Theft Auto Advance.

In the games where more than one sniper rifles are featured, this rifle is often referred to as standard sniper rifle.

Description

It is often required in missions to shoot enemy gang members at a distance, especially when the goal is to protect an ally from far away. At long range, the sniper rifle usually provides a stealth kill, however it is not silenced, and should be fired far away from pedestrians and police. The rifle's magnifying scope is a valuable reconnaissance tool, and is also useful for viewing small game details like magazine covers and in-car objects.

Performance

Like in many computer games, the rifle's bullets fly straight to the targeted point (it is a 'hitscan' weapon) - real life variables like distance, wind, or target movement don't affect the bullet, but it is still unknown yet if this applies to GTA V as we did witness a wind speed indicator during the official gameplay video which is probably not there just for aesthetics. GTA IV however, did introduce one element of sniping, the shooter's heart rate and breathing affect the aim (this is displayed through the fact that the aiming "piper" will "dance" around in the scope). Holding down a button will slow Niko's heartbeat and stop his breathing for a bit, which steadies the aim.

The GTA IV's rifle is said to be twice as powerful as the Combat Sniper rifle; it is, however, a bolt action rifle, and thus can't fire nearly as fast. It provides a one-headshot kill in single player and multiplayer, unless the target is heavily armored.

The sniper rifle only appears in certain missions of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, where the player has to assemble the rifle using the touch screen. In the DS version, the whole top screen is then used to display the scoped view. In the iOS version, the top screen display moves into the single screen by showing up beside the rifle assembly. This also applies to the PSP version, although there is no touch screen functionality.

Design

In most games, the sniper rifle resembles the Remington M40, with an additional 5-round magazine equipped in the GTA IV rendition. However in San Andreas, the HUD icon appears to be a PSG-1.

In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the sniper rifle is based on the Springfield M21, reflecting the game's setting of 1984, but it functions incorrectly as a bolt-action rifle, the real M21 being semi-automatic.

In Grand Theft Auto V, the sniper rifle is based on the Arctic Warfare Super Magnum.

Customizations (GTA V)

Attachments

  • Scope (mid-range zoom) - Equipped by default.
  • Supressor (silences but slightly reduces damage and range) - $2300
  • Advanced Scope (advanced-range zoom, increase a great amount of accuracy) - $2437
  • Thermal Scope (missions only; compatible with any of the two other scopes)

Capacity

  • Rounds (20 rounds) - $48

Colors

  • Black (default) - Equipped by default
  • Army Tint (Desert sand) - $100
  • LSPD Tint (Metallic Blue) - $600

Locations

GTA III

GTA Vice City

SniperRifle-LocationsMap-GTASA

Sniper Rifle's locations map

GTA San Andreas

GTA Liberty City Stories

  • Hepburn Heights, Portland Island - On top of the construction site roof (to get it use the ruins of the doll house as a ramp).
  • Torrington, Staunton Island - On top of the large star monument.
  • Francis International Airport, Shoreside Vale - Underneath a small wooden ramp/bridge leading to Wichita Gardens.
  • Cochrane Dam, Shoreside Vale - In the large tunnel entrance (tunnel leading to Cedar Grove).
  • Newport, Stauton Island - Can be bought in the Ammu-Nation for $6000 after the mission Driving Mr. Leone.


GTA Vice City Stories

IV - Sniper Rifle (Remington 700)-target

GTA IV + Episodes from Liberty City

The Sniper Rifle can be purchased from the back-alley gun shops for $6,000 and each additional magazine will cost $800. You cannot purchase the weapon from Little Jacob; however, you can purchase the Combat Sniper from him for less than the standard sniper rifle.

Broker

  • East Hook - Can be found on a gantry crane at the docks where the Platypus is berthed, which is located on Mohanet Ave. Specifically, the gantry crane closest to the bow on the starboard side of the ship. Only found after Luck of the Irish.

Dukes

  • Steinway - Can be found atop a ferry terminal-type structure in Gantry Park, located off Dukes Drive. From the leftmost portion of the docks, the rifle is located atop the second structure. Again, only found after Luck of the Irish.

Algonquin

  • Northwood - Can be found atop a crude oil refining tower at the intersection of Exeter Ave and Grummer Rd, near the water's edge. This is the only sniper you're able to get at the beginning of the game, but it's easy to get Busted or Wasted with a 6-star wanted level.

GTA V

SniperRifle-GTAV-Franklin

Franklin holding a Sniper Rifle.

GTA Online

  • Can be purchased from Ammunation at Rank 21.
  • A sniper rifle can be found and kept for free by attacking the gang hideout south of the Cypress Flats Ammunation. The gang attack only appears from 12:00 to 20:00. The sniper rifle isn't in the crates, but can be picked up from one of the enemies.

Glitch

There is a glitch in GTA IV that if you keep crouching and shooting at the same time, the weapon will fire in automatic mode.

Trivia

  • In all GTA 3D Era games (excluding GTA Advance), shooting at the moon with the rifle will make it bigger and smaller.
  • In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, the icon for the Sniper Rifle resembles the PSG-1 from Vice City and Liberty City Stories. However, while being assembled, the rifle resembles a cross between the Remington M40A1 of Grand Theft Auto IV and the M21 of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
  • In all the GTA 3D era games, the sniper rifle's cocking animation can either be seen in multiplayer (Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories) or when set on fire (Grand Theft Auto: III, Vice City and San Andreas only).
  • In GTA III, pedestrians that acquire this weapon through cheat codes suffer from a glitch that causes them to loop through the aiming animation of the weapon whenever they try to fire it. Furthermore, if the player looks around in first-person or aims the M-16, Rocket Launcher or Sniper Rifle, the sound of a gunshot from a sniper rifle will be heard and the player will receive a significant amount of damage. This applies even if the pedestrian sniper wasn't aiming for the player.
  • A possible overlook, when you use the Poor Weapons cheat in GTA IV, instead of recieving this rifle, you instead get the Combat Sniper.
  • Some games in the GTA III era, setting fire to yourself then using the sniper rifle would allow it to lock on to any opponent and fire without utilizing the scope.
  • In GTA IV and its episodes, the sniper rifle's bolt is on the right but Niko/Johnny/Luis/multiplayer character will pull an invisible bolt on the left.
  • In GTA IV, it is strange that the standard sniper rifle is more powerful than the combat sniper. This is an opposite of the 3D Universe games where the combat sniper is far more powerful and accurate compared to the regular one.
  • From San Andreas up to the latest games, shooting the birds flying in the air causes them to disappear, with the exception of GTA V where shooting a bird will kill it.
  • In GTA: San Andreas, crouching while using the scope in with the sniper rifle allows movement while the scope is zoomed in but standing up will stop movement.
  • In GTA: San Andreas, using the rifle's scope while crouching will automatically cause CJ to stand up, although he can crouch again while aiming down the scope.
  • The sniper rifle from GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas and Liberty City Stories uses the same GTA III AK-47 textures (Seen inside the .TXD file)
  • The GTA III rendition has more realistic sound than other games' renditions in the 3D Universe
  • In GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories, the rifle is silenced, as it has no echo noise after firing.
  • In some games, discharging the sniper rifle in public will not cause pedestrians to panic neither attract police attention.
  • GTA V is the only game in the series so far in which the sniper rifle can be fired while moving.

Gallery

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HUD icons

Artworks

See also

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UnarmedFist
MeleeBaseball Bat | Knife | Pool Cue
HandgunPistol | Combat Pistol | Automatic 9mm | .44
ShotgunPump Shotgun | Combat Shotgun | Sawn-Off Shotgun | Assault Shotgun | Auto Shotgun
SMGMicro SMG | SMG | Assault SMG | Gold SMG
AssaultAssault Rifle | Carbine Rifle | Advanced MG
SniperSniper Rifle | Combat Sniper | Advanced Sniper
HeavyRocket Launcher | Grenade Launcher
ThrownMolotov | Grenade | Pipe Bomb | Sticky Bomb
SpecialCar Bomb | Random Pickable Objects | Parachute
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BetaHammer | Nailgun | Python | Silenced Pistol | Sledgehammer | Zastava M70
Weapons in GTA IV (Category) | Weapons in The Lost and Damned (Category) | Weapons in The Ballad of Gay Tony (Category)
The Lost and Damned only. | The Ballad of Gay Tony only. | TLAD and TBOGT only.
[ ve ]Weapons in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
FistFist
MeleeNight Stick | Chainsaw | Baseball Bat | Teaser | Sword
HandgunPistol | Twin Pistols | Revolver
ShotgunShotgun | Stubby Shotgun | Double Barreled Shotgun
Submachine GunMicro SMG | SMG
Assault RifleAssault Rifle | Carbine Rifle
HeavyFlamethrower | Minigun | RPG
ThrownFlashbang | Molotov Cocktail | Grenade | Proximity Mine
SpecialCrates | Car Bomb | Detonator | Fire Extinguisher | Sniper Rifle
[ ve ]Weapons in Grand Theft Auto V
MeleeAntique Cavalry Dagger | Baseball Bat | Bottle | Crowbar | Fist | Golf Club | Hammer | Hatchet | Knife | Knuckle Dusters | Machete | Nightstick
HandgunsAP Pistol | Combat Pistol | Heavy Pistol | Marksman Pistol | Pistol | Pistol .50 | SNS Pistol | Stun Gun | Vintage Pistol
ShotgunsAssault Shotgun | Bullpup Shotgun | Heavy Shotgun | Musket | Pump Shotgun | Sawed-Off Shotgun
Machine GunsAssault SMG | Combat MG | Combat PDW | Gusenberg Sweeper | Machine Pistol | MG | Micro SMG | SMG
AssaultAdvanced Rifle | Assault Rifle | Bullpup Rifle | Carbine Rifle | Special Carbine
Sniper RiflesHeavy Sniper | Marksman Rifle | Sniper Rifle
HeavyFirework Launcher | Grenade Launcher | Homing Launcher | Minigun | Railgun | RPG
ThrownBall | Grenade | Jerry Can | Molotov | Proximity Mines | Sticky Bomb | Tear Gas (BZ Gas)
SpecialCamera | Digiscanner | Parachute | Remote Sniper
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Beta/UnknownAssault MG | Assault Sniper | Fire Axe | Fire Extinguisher | Heavy Rifle | Laser | Laser Sight | Lasso | Lighter | Loudhailer | Programmable AR | Rubber Gun | Shovel | Tear Gas Launcher
ManufacturersCoil | Hawk & Little | Shrewsbury | Vom Feuer
Related PagesWeapon Wheel | Attachments | Ammu-Nation
DLC Content Weapons
Added as part of the following GTA Online content updates:
Lowriders | Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 | Ill-Gotten Gains Part 1 | Festive Surprise | The Last Team Standing Update | The Independence Day Special | The "I'm Not a Hipster" Update | The High Life Update | The Business Update | The Valentine's Day Massacre Special | Beach Bum Update
Other Weapons
Enhanced Version | Special/Collector's Edition and Pre-Order Bonus | Rockstar Games Social Club