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The '''Kukri''' is the default [[Weapons#snipermelee|melee weapon]] for the [[Sniper]]. It is a large, curved knife.
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The '''Kukri''' is the default [[Weapons#snipermelee|melee weapon]] for the [[Sniper]]. It is a large, curved knife with a wooden handle.
  
 
== Damage and function times ==
 
== Damage and function times ==

Revision as of 10:24, 19 October 2012

A little of the ol' 'chop-chop'!
The Sniper

The Kukri is the default melee weapon for the Sniper. It is a large, curved knife with a wooden handle.

Damage and function times

See also: Damage
Damage and function times
Damage
Base damage 100% 65
Point blank 55-75
Critical 195
Mini-crit 75-101
Function times
Attack interval 0.8 s
Values are approximate and determined by community testing.

Demonstration

Related achievements

Leaderboard class sniper.png Sniper

Be Polite
Be Polite
Provide an enemy with a freezecam shot of you doffing your hat.


Jarate Chop
Jarate Chop
Jarate and then kill 3 enemies with your Kukri.
Kook the Spook
Kook the Spook
Kill 10 Spies with your Kukri.

Update history

April 29, 2008 Patch (Gold Rush Update)

  • New swing animations were added to this weapon.

May 20, 2010 Patch (Second Community Contribution Update)

  • Updated this weapon's model to use c_models.

January 19, 2011 Patch

  • Updated this weapon's model with optimizations and new LOD.

February 14, 2011 Patch

  • Fixed melee attacks not destroying remote detonation pipes (Stickybombs).

Trivia

  • The Template:W is a knife made famous by the Indian and Nepalese Template:W warriors. It originated in Nepal and was used as a weapon, a general tool, and for religious purposes.[1]
  • Multiple kukris can be seen hanging as ornaments from the Christmas tree behind the Engineer in the Australian Christmas 2011 comic "True Meaning".

Gallery

References

See also