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TRs 301
Redirected from ZM LR-300
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2.7 kg (empty) |
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The Z-M Weapons Light Rifle 300, called TRs 301 in-game, is a 5.56mm assault rifle appearing in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.
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Background
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A derivative of the American AR-15 assault rifle, it is manufactured by Z-M Weapons. The variant featured in all games is the real-life LR-300-ML.
Overview Edit
The LR-300 has selective fire modes (single shot, 3-round burst fire, fully automatic) which allows it to adapt to close quarters battle to mid range combat with relative ease. It has decent accuracy and reasonable stopping power in all 3 games but will fall short on reliability during extended fire-fights. It's picatinny rails allow it to mount both a SUSAT Scope and a M203 Grenade Launcher and it can also mount, and a silencer in Shadow of Chernobyl and Call of Pripyat. The weapon requires an upgrade to mount a grenade launcher in Clear Sky.
It is the lightest assault rife in all 3 games, however it has mediocre durability and will jam frequently after 1/4 damage, opting one to either repair or replace the gun frequently. The weapon uses 5.56x45mm ammunition.
Appearances Edit
Shadow of Chernobyl Edit
The rifle can be fitted with a SUSAT scope, an under-barrel M203 grenade launcher and a silencer.
Notable deployments Edit
In Shadow of Chernobyl, the weapon is the primary weapon of most experienced Freedom members, Veteran Loners and in uncommon cases, Monolith members. It is also widely used by the Mercenaries.
Notable users Edit
Acquisition Edit
- Sold by Skinflint at any reputation with the Freedom faction
- Can be bought sometimes at the Bar after doing the first lab mission. The further you go in the game the higher the chance you can buy it at the bar.
- A few stashes hold it also, (many in the Wildlands) as you go further into the game the chances of finding a brand new one increase.
Unique variants Edit
- Sniper TRs-301 — A unique version made by the Mercenaries, sporting an integrated silencer, and SUSAT scope, at the cost of significantly reduced firing rate. The sniper variant also does not seem to suffer from the 20% stat penalty caused by a mounted silencer and is noticeably more durable than the stock model.
Clear SkyEdit
The weapon can mount a SUSAT Scope without any upgrades, however a modification is needed for it to mount an under-barrel M209 grenade launcher. It's inexpensive to maintain, and uses the same upgrades as most 5.56mm class assault rifles. It tends to jam more than most rifles, but is still a good deal more reliable than the IL 86. Firing the weapon in 3 shot bursts or in single shot will reduce the rate it is damaged firing compared to it being fired on full-auto all the time.
Notable deploymentsEdit
In Clear Sky, this weapon is often employed by Freedom members, experienced loners, veteran loners, and is in abundant use by the mercenaries.
AcquisitionEdit
It is sold by Freedom's trader and occasionally Loner and Bandit traders, though it's so widespread that one may be easily salvaged.
UpgradesEdit
Most technicians can install a few upgrades in it (the amount available depends on the technician).
Call of PripyatEdit
Added by CharcharoIts rate of fire is higher than most other rifles, the accuracy is better than the IL 86, and the handling is on par with the Viper 5. It also weighs less than most other assault rifles, and it is one of the two assault rifles that can accept a scope, silencer, and grenade launcher by default, making this weapon one of the most versatile weapons overall.
It can even out damage the SGI 5k due to it's rate of fire, but it has some drawbacks – it has low durability without upgrades, which rapidly deteriorates its accuracy and recoil. In fact, out of all weapons in the game it is the most affected by wear, and it has the lowest durability of any assault rifle.
Keeping it in top condition is a must as once it's durability is reduced by 1/4, it will start to jam very frequently and often in the most inconvenient of times such as during a heated firefight. Durability damage rate can be more-or-less lessened by firing the weapon in single shots or in bursts of 3.
UpgradesEdit
- Weight reduction of 0.70kg
- +10 mag capacity upgrade
- Improved reliability
- Greatly improved accuracy or rate of fire. Depending how one upgrades the weapon.
- Improved handling.
Notable deployments Edit
The TRs-301 is used almost exclusively by experienced Loners and Mercenaries operating throughout the Zone, making it fairly easy to obtain one early on. Some Freedom members, mostly Experienced, make use of the TRs alongside the IL-86.
Notable users Edit
Acquisition Edit
- Searching the supports of one of the houses in the Izumrudnoye village, located in Zaton.
- Under a red metal transport crate where one has to retrieve the Altered Insulator. One must take care as there is a Tesla anomaly roaming about there.
Trivia Edit
- The LR-300 in all the Stalker games is modeled off the 2001 version of the rifle.
- Like almost all weapons in the game, the LR-300 uses a mirrored model.
- Moreover it must be noted, that in-game the weapon ejects casings through a closed dust cover, which is nonsense, as all AR-15 offspring feature a spring-loaded dust cover, which will slam open when the bolt is locked, and stay open until manually closed. Note that not all AR-15's have a dust cover or a forward assist, this simply depends on the version or manufacturer.
- Additionally, the dust cover locks open once the charging handle is pulled, and must be manually closed after firing. However, the rifle's dust cover in-game closes automatically after cocking.
- In early builds, the LR300's forward assist had a complete pull animation when it was reloaded. In all official games however, it's always static.
- For some reason, all three games have misaligned iron sights with this weapon (the gun would shoot higher than what you're aiming at in reality). Proper alignment requires that you see the centre of the front sight (the three blades at the front) through the centre of the ring that forms the rear sight.
DevelopmentEdit
Originally, the weapon was supposed to accept the PSO-1 scope and GP-25 Kostyer grenade launcher attachments.
Gallery Edit
Shadow of Chernobyl Edit
Clear Sky Edit
Call of Pripyat Edit
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