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The G36C in real life.
The Heckler & Koch G36C is a German carbine produced and manufactured by small arms designer Heckler & Koch. The weapon uses 5.56x45mm NATO rounds fed by non-standard translucent 30-round magazines, with a rate of fire of 750 rounds per minute. It is a variant of the original G36K carbine, which is solely based on the original G36.


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Battlefield 2Edit

Bf2g36c.png
G36C
Damage

25

Ammunition capacity

30 rounds

Unlocked at

Tier One
Default British SAS

Reload time

4.1 seconds

Rate of fire

600

Recoil
  • 0.2-0.4 (hip)
  • 0.5 (zoomed)
Fire mode
  • Fully Automatic
  • Semi-Automatic
Kit

Spec Ops

Source of statistics

[1]

The G36C is the Tier One unlock for the Special Forces kit in Battlefield 2. It is one of the more accurate Spec Ops Carbines in game. It is noticeably more accurate than the USMC's M4 and the PLA's Type 95 Carbines, but less powerful than the MEC's AKS-74u. However, it lacks the Tasco or Kobra sights of either the M4 or AKS-74u. Unlike the other stock Carbines used by each army, the G36C has a foregrip on it, which effectively lowers the amount of recoil when shooting.


Battlefield 3Edit

BF3BL G36C.png
G36C
Unlocks

Reflex (10 kills)
Laser Sight (20 kills)
Foregrip (30 kills)
Tactical Light (40 kills)
Holographic (50 kills)
Suppressor (60 kills)
ACOG (70 kills)
Heavy Barrel (80 kills)
Bipod (90 kills)
IRNV (100 kills)
Rifle Scope (125 kills)
M145 MGO (150 kills)
Flash Suppressor (175 kills)
Kobra (200 kills)
PKA-S (235 kills)
PSO-1 (270 kills)
PKS-07 (300 kills)
PK-A (350 kills)

Damage

25 - 14.3

Ammunition capacity

30 + 1 rounds

Unlocked at

110,000 Engineer score

Starting ammunition

124 + 31 rounds

Maximum ammunition

217 + 31 rounds

Reload time

1.9 seconds loaded
2.85 seconds empty

Rate of fire

750 RPM

Velocity

500m/s

Range

750m

Recoil

0.3 up
0.5 left
0.5 right

Spread zoomed

0.4 - 3.0

Spread unzoomed

2.0 - 7.0 standing
1.5 - 7.0 crouching
1.0 - 7.0 prone

Spread increase per round

0.1

Spread decrease per second

11.0

Fire mode

Full-automatic
Two-rounds burst
Semi-automatic

Faction

Flag of the United States.svg United States Marine Corps (MP)
Flag of Russia.svg Russian Ground Forces (MP)
FLAG OF FRANCE.png National Gendarmerie (SP)

Kit

BF3 Engineer Icon.png Engineer

Dog Tags

Proficiency Dog Tag G36cdogtag.png
Master Dog Tag G36cmasterdogtag.png

Source of statistics

[1]

Inventory slot

Main weapon

Battlefield 3 Noshahr Canals Team Deathmatch Gameplay
"A cut down version of the German Army's full size G36 rifle, the C in G36C is stands for Commando or Compact. Equipped with a number of rails for accessories and a set of backup iron sights instead of the integrated optics and carry handle of the G36, the G36C is a Carbine with significant customization options. Its great ergonomics and short length make it excellent in short range encounters. The G36C also includes a 2 Round Burst mode."
— In-game description

The G36C appears in Battlefield 3.

Singleplayer/Co-opEdit

In singleplayer the G36C is used by the Gendarmerie in Comrades and The Eleventh Hour. It can be picked up in only Comrades.

MultiplayerEdit

In Multiplayer, the G36C is unlocked after achieving 110,000 Engineer score. It boasts high accuracy even on full automatic due to the controllable fire rate and low recoil, and its damage is on par with the assault rifles. Because of these traits, the G36C is a very balanced weapon. Its very controllable fire rate makes it a prime choice for mid-range combat. Although its fire rate is very controllable it's still high enough to win out in close quarters, making the weapon a very reliable, all purpose weapon capable of adapting to almost any situation. The weapon's iron sights are focused but not clear. When aiming, only the target is clearly shown, with the rifle sights themselves blocking the sides of the screen. It has medium range on par with assault rifles. When picking attachments, a foregrip is a viable choice since half of the weapon's recoil goes sidewards. Then, a heavy barrel can be used to offset the accuracy penalty so that its mid-range combat potential would not be wasted.

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ReferencesEdit

  1. BF2S Wiki - retrieved December 20, 2010

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