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| − | *The {{w|Kukri}} is a large knife that originated in Nepal and was used as a weapon, general tool and for religious purposes.<ref>[http://www.ww2australia.gov.au/farflung/fareast.html Australias War 1939-1945 'the Far East']</ref> | + | *The {{botignore|{{w|Kukri}}}} is a large knife that originated in Nepal and was used as a weapon, general tool and for religious purposes.<ref>[http://www.ww2australia.gov.au/farflung/fareast.html Australias War 1939-1945 'the Far East']</ref> |
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 6 March 2011
| Kukri | |
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| Kill Icon | |
| Basic Information | |
| Used by: | Sniper |
| Slot: | Melee |
| Availability: | Stock |
| Nameable: | Yes |
| Medieval: | Yes |
| Available Qualities | |
| Loadout Stats | |
 Kukri |
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| “ | A little of the ol' 'chop-chop'!
Click to listen
— The Sniper
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The Kukri is the default melee weapon for the Sniper. It is a Template:W, the curved knife made famous by the Indian and Nepalese Gurkhas warriors.
Snipers proficient with this weapon will be able to take down Spies aiming to catch a player offguard, as well as other classes that may attempt to attack at close range.
The critical hit animation of the Kukri is a double-handed overhead swing, similar to the Pyro's normal melee attack and the Eyelander's critical swing.
Contents
Damage and function times
See also: Damage
| Damage and function times | ||
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| Damage | ||
| Base damage | 100% | 65 |
| Point blank | 59-72 | |
| Critical | 195 | |
| Mini-crit | 88 | |
| Function times | ||
| Attack interval | 0.8 | |
| Values are approximate and determined by community testing. | ||
Demonstration
Related Achievements
Sniper
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Update history
- Added new swing animations.
- Updated the model to use c_models.
- Updated model with optimizations and new LOD.
Trivia
- The Template:W is a large knife that originated in Nepal and was used as a weapon, general tool and for religious purposes.[1]
Gallery
First-person view.
References
See also
