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| rdfs:comment | - In TimeSplitters 2, the weapon resembles a Winchester lever-action rifle, whereas in TimeSplitters Future Perfect, the weapon resembles a Lee-Enfield Rifle. Both weapons were used in the early 20th century, but are equipped with different scopes. It shares ammo with the Sniper Rifle. Image:Winch pic.jpg
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| Fire Rate | - TS2 : 1.5 bullets per second
- TSFP : 1.4 bullets per second
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| Games | - TimeSplitters 2, TimeSplitters Future Perfect
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| Damage | - TS2 : Instant Kill/30%/12.5%
- TSFP : Instant kill/35%/14.5%
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| abstract | - In TimeSplitters 2, the weapon resembles a Winchester lever-action rifle, whereas in TimeSplitters Future Perfect, the weapon resembles a Lee-Enfield Rifle. Both weapons were used in the early 20th century, but are equipped with different scopes. It shares ammo with the Sniper Rifle. In TimeSplitters Future Perfect, you could be forgiven for believing that the rifle causes less damage than the Sniper Rifle; however, the vintage rifle is equally as damaging, has a larger magazine capacity (eight rounds to the sniper rifle's five), and fires at the same rate as the sniper. The only drawback is that the telescopic sights don't see as far. The vintage rifle is highly recommended for those smaller stages that still benefit from sniping. Image:Winch pic.jpg One glitch noticeable with the TimeSplitters Future Perfect version is that when selected the charging handle at the back of the gun suddenly jerks into place as the gun appears on screen. This does not affect player use, however, and could be attributed to the gun being placed in a locked or safety mode while being stored.
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