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Battlefield 2 Weapons
Battlefield 2 Weapons: New state-of-the-art weapon systems, including wire-guided missiles and laser designated bombs. Choose to battle as U.S., Chinese, or Middle East Coalition troops, each with their own unique arsenals.The Battlefield 2 Weapons listed are: Battlefield 2 Beretta, Battlefield 2 MP-444, Battlefield 2 MP5, Battlefield 2 AKS-74U, Battlefield 2 G3, Battlefield 2 M240, Battlefield 2 M41A, Battlefield 2 M203, Battlefield 2 AK-101, Battlefield 2 G36C, Battlefield 2 M249, Battlefield 2 Remington, Battlefield 2 Jackhammer, Battlefield 2 Saiga-12K, Battlefield 2 RPK-74, Battlefield 2 Kord Heavy Machine Gun, Battlefield 2 M24, Battlefield 2 SVD, Battlefield 2 Predator Anti-Tank Missile, Battlefield 2 Knife, M33 Grenade, C4, Claymore and AT Mine.
Battlefield 2 Claymore
Battlefield 2 Claymore
Developed by the US Military during the Vietnam War, the Claymore is a directional fragmentation mine designed to be used as a defensive weapon against enemy infantry. Unlike most mines that lay prone and explode upward, the Claymore stands vertical and projects its blast forward. Rectangular in shape and slightly curved, the mine's small 8" x 3" plastic casing contains C4 explosive which, when detonated, fires shrapnel in a large fan-shaped pattern to produce a casualty radius of up to 100 meters.
While the Claymore is normally fired on command with a handheld electric inititaor, it can be also configured to detonate by tripwire. A non-lethal version of the Claymore, known as "modular crowd control munition," is currently in use with the military police force in Iraq. Instead of firing lethal shrapnel, the weapon fires rubber balls.
Developed by the US Military during the Vietnam War, the Claymore is a directional fragmentation mine designed to be used as a defensive weapon against enemy infantry. Unlike most mines that lay prone and explode upward, the Claymore stands vertical and projects its blast forward. Rectangular in shape and slightly curved, the mine's small 8" x 3" plastic casing contains C4 explosive which, when detonated, fires shrapnel in a large fan-shaped pattern to produce a casualty radius of up to 100 meters.
While the Claymore is normally fired on command with a handheld electric inititaor, it can be also configured to detonate by tripwire. A non-lethal version of the Claymore, known as "modular crowd control munition," is currently in use with the military police force in Iraq. Instead of firing lethal shrapnel, the weapon fires rubber balls.
