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The IAR appears to have on its right magazine well the inscription: "ECHO, R228A1 MRS, Cal 5.56 mm x 45". This is an identical bullet size to 5.56x45mm NATO, a cartridge that would have been introduced over 250 years before the debut of the R228 and IAR. | The IAR appears to have on its right magazine well the inscription: "ECHO, R228A1 MRS, Cal 5.56 mm x 45". This is an identical bullet size to 5.56x45mm NATO, a cartridge that would have been introduced over 250 years before the debut of the R228 and IAR. | ||
== Official Screenshots == | |||
[[File:IAR.png|center|1000px]] | |||
Image provided by Overhype as part of [[Patch v0.7.3+18395| Patch 10]] patch notes | |||
== Changelog == | == Changelog == | ||
*[ | *[[Patch v0.6.3| Patch #1]] Overhauled infantry automatic rifle stats including new sounds. | ||
*[[Patch v0.7.3+18395| Patch 10]] - IAR weapon model added | |||
[[Category:Weapons]] | [[Category:Weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Machine Guns]] | [[Category:Machine Guns]] | ||
[[Category:Special Weapons]] | [[Category:Special Weapons]] | ||
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Description
A modified assault rifle with added weight and extended barrel to deliver more accurate suppressive fire with less rounds. Usually employed by well trained troops like TCR marines.
Weapon Skills
Fires 5 accurate shots to suppress the enemy.
Tags
LONG RANGE PROJECTILE SUPPRESSIVE
Accuracy & Damage graph
Trivia
The IAR appears to be derived from the R228A1 MRS, sharing the same lower receiver. However, the IAR sports a longer barrel which comes standard with a muzzle brake, an integrated sling mount, a larger optic likely with greater magnification, and a modified fore-end which is issued with a bipod instead of an angled foregrip. The relationship between the IAR and the R228 would be similar to the real-world M27 IAR and the HK416, the RPK and the AKM, or the L86 LSW and the L85.
The IAR appears to have on its right magazine well the inscription: "ECHO, R228A1 MRS, Cal 5.56 mm x 45". This is an identical bullet size to 5.56x45mm NATO, a cartridge that would have been introduced over 250 years before the debut of the R228 and IAR.
Official Screenshots
Image provided by Overhype as part of Patch 10 patch notes
