DSG-1

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

Crysis

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	10 + 30
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

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

Attachments

• Flashlight
• Laser Pointer
• Sniper Scope
• Reflex Sight
• Assault Scope

Advantages

• 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.

Disadvantages

• 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. but snipers are more frequent durning the middle chapters of the game 
• Although the damage it inflicts can instantly kill an unarmored target with a body shot, it is not powerful enough to be an effective Nanosuit killer requring 1-2 headshots (if armor is on,2)

Crysis 2

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

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.

Stats

Accuracy: 6

Rate of fire: 4

Mobility: 4

Damage: 8

Range: 6

Attachments

• Sniper Scope
• Assault Scope
• Reflex Sight
• Silencer
• Extended Clip

Advantages

• 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.

Disadvantages

• 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.

Trivia

• 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.

Gallery

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