#Men of war assault squad halo mod manual

The weapon can be modified for left handed users. The weapon features a forward cocking handle on the left side and ambidextrous thumb operated magazine release allowing for speed reloading. The ammo is held in a helical magazine, allowing maximum amount of ammunition for minimum amount of space. The weapon comes with three Misriah Rails, one above the receiver, and two on each side of the barrel. When fired, the bolt travels down the receiver rather than backwards to absorb recoil and direct it away from the shooter. Spent cartridges are ejected through the ejection on the right side of the fire arm.

Magazine lies in the butt of the weapon, feeding from front-to-back.

#Men of war assault squad halo mod manual

A manual safety is located directly above the trigger. The firing is controlled by a removable trigger unit with conventional hammer. The M12 SOC is blowback operated weapon which fires from closed bolt. It is often seen in the hands of reconnaissance specialists, point men, airborne or drop-pod deployed operators or as the secondary weapons of spotters or weapon specialists. The weapon often sees use in the hands of SOCOM operators, requiring a short but powerful weapon with a high magazine capacity. However, against armoured targets, the round begins to lose effectiveness at 200 metres. The 5.7mm mini-rifle rounds cause surprising amount of damage to armoured and shielded infantry, with the high magazine capacity allowing a user to down a Brute infantryman with easy.

The weapon has a high rate of fire, high magazine capacity and excellent stability. The rifle is highly accurate to ranges of 300 metres and is incredibly deadly at short range. The M12 SOC is utilised by a variety of SOCOM units, as a carbine, submachine gun and personal defence weapon.