DSG-1

The DSG-1 is a sniper rifle featured in the Crysis series.

CrysisEdit

DSG1
Production information
Type	Sniper rifle, assault weapon
Cost	250 prestige
Technical specifications
Damage Per Hit	250, AI 80
Magazine Size	10 + 1
Maximum Ammunition	40
Fire Mode	Single shot
Operation	Bolt-action (Crysis Crysis Warhead) Semi-automatic (Crysis 2)
Rate of Fire	90 RPM
Accuracy	Very High
Range	Very Long
Ammunition specifications
Ammunition Type	7.62x51mm
Muzzle Velocity	1200 meters per second
Usage
Counterpart	DSR-1, PSG-1 (both are real world counterparts), Gauss Rifle
Counterweapon(s)	Gauss Rifle
Affiliation	KPA
[Source]

The DSG1 Precision Rifle is the KPA's sniper rifle.

AttachmentsEdit

• Sniper Scope (DEFAULT)
• Reflex Sight
• Assault Scope
• Suppressor
• Extended Clip

AdvantagesEdit

• The rounds fired from the Precision Rifle do not lose damage over distance, allowing the rifle to retain its effectiveness at long range.
• Sniper rounds inflict severe damage, enough to kill a normal human in one hit.
• The DSG1 in multiplayer of Crysis WARS can kill another player in a well placed headshot, even at more than 400 meters.

DisadvantagesEdit

• The DSG1 has a low rate-of-fire, making it unsuitable for close combat.
• Its ammunition is rare, available in smaller quantities than Gauss Rifle's.
• Although the damage it inflicts can instantly kill an unarmored target, it is not powerful enough to be an effective Nanosuit killer.

Crysis 2Edit

DSG1
Production information
Type	Sniper rifle, assault weapon
Technical specifications
Magazine Size	6+1
Maximum Ammunition	18
Operation	Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire	90 RPM
Accuracy	Very High
Range	Very Long
Ammunition specifications
Ammunition Type	.405
Muzzle Velocity	1200 meters per second
Usage
Counterpart	DSR-1, PSG-1 (both are real world counterparts), M2014 Gauss
Counterweapon(s)	Gauss Rifle
Affiliation	CELL
[Source]

The DSG-1 returns from the last game, but fires the .405 round. It is first available in "Lab Rat" from killing a C.E.L.L. soldier. It can kill most human targets in a single headshot or single body shots, and most Ceph with a single jelly shot or two body shots.

StatsEdit

Accuracy: 6

Rate of fire: 4

Mobility: 4

Damage: 8

Range: 6

AttachmentsEdit

• Sniper Scope
• Assault Scope
• Reflex Sight
• Silencer

AdvantagesEdit

• It deals a high amount of damage, and is very accurate at long ranges, making it ideal for long-range, precision strikes.
• It can be silenced, allowing for stealthy, long-range strikes.
• It can use the Reflex Sight, allowing for some versatility and use at medium ranges.

DisadvantagesEdit

• The DSG-1 must be steadied for more accurate shots, which consumes suit energy at a rapid pace. However, this is not necessary.

• The magazine capacity and ammunition reserve is significantly less than the DSG1 from the first game.

TriviaEdit

• The DSG-1 rifle can also be found in the final level of Crysis, inside the XO's office after the aliens attack the carrier, leaning against the desk.
• The DSG-1 in Crysis 2's Multiplayer incorporates a 100% Armor efficiency reduction, meaning Armored targets will be damaged similarly to unarmored targets.
• The manufacturer of the weapon is named after Nathan Camarillo, the executive producer of Crysis 2.
• Despite the rifle being semiautomatic in Crysis 2, when doing a dry reload the player opens a bolt, removes the magazine, and closes the bolt again.

GalleryEdit

The DSG-1 in Crysis 2

The DSG-1 from Crysis and Crysis Warhead

Iron sights

Customizing the DSG-1 from Crysis and Crysis Warhead

The DSG-1 with the ubiquitous sniper scope configuration

The DSG-1 as depicted in-game during Crysis 2

With Silencer

With Reflex Sight

With Assault Scope

Weapon attachments in Crysis 3

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