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{{quote|A Guardian can't ask for a more reliable ally than an Auto Rifle. Keep it steady and it'll always bring you home.|[[Commander Zavala]]}}
{{quote|A Guardian can't ask for a more reliable ally than an Auto Rifle. Keep it steady and it'll always bring you home.|[[Commander Zavala]]}}


'''Auto Rifles''' are a class of primary weapons featured in ''[[Destiny]]''. All-purpose weapons,<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 3, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Inventory#Auto Rifles|Auto Rifles]]</ref> auto rifles are magazine-fed weapons that, as their name suggests, automatically removes the spent cartridge case, cocks the rifle, loads a new cartridge, and fires again repeatedly as long as the trigger is held down, or until the magazine is exhausted. Auto rifles are distinguished from [[Scout Rifle|scout]] and [[Pulse Rifle|pulse]] rifles in their ability to fire constantly once the trigger is pulled without the need for special perks.<ref name = "Beta">'''Bungie (2014-7-17)''', ''Destiny: Beta PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.''</ref>
'''Auto Rifles''' are a class of primary [[Weapon]]s featured in the ''[[Destiny]]'' series.. All-purpose weapons,<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 3, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Inventory#Auto Rifles|Auto Rifles]]</ref> auto rifles are magazine-fed weapons that, as their name suggests, automatically removes the spent cartridge case, cocks the rifle, loads a new cartridge, and fires again repeatedly as long as the trigger is held down, or until the magazine is exhausted. Auto rifles are distinguished from [[Scout Rifle|scout]] and [[Pulse Rifle|pulse]] rifles in their ability to fire constantly once the trigger is pulled without the need for special perks.<ref name = "Beta">'''Bungie (2014-7-17)''', ''Destiny: Beta PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.''</ref>


==Year 1==
==Year 1==

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An example of an auto rifle

"A Guardian can't ask for a more reliable ally than an Auto Rifle. Keep it steady and it'll always bring you home."
— Commander Zavala

Auto Rifles are a class of primary Weapons featured in the Destiny series.. All-purpose weapons,[1] auto rifles are magazine-fed weapons that, as their name suggests, automatically removes the spent cartridge case, cocks the rifle, loads a new cartridge, and fires again repeatedly as long as the trigger is held down, or until the magazine is exhausted. Auto rifles are distinguished from scout and pulse rifles in their ability to fire constantly once the trigger is pulled without the need for special perks.[2]

Year 1

Common

  • Cydonia-AR2
  • Galahad-B
  • Husk of the Pit- Fast-firing auto rifle that is the base version of the Necrochasm. Leveling up this gun requires that you kill a certain amount of a certain type of Hive enemy.
  • Khvostov 7G-02- Slow-firing auto rifle that is the primordial weapon that any and every Destiny player picks up when they play through the tutorial level. This rifle was brought back in Year 3 as an Exotic memorial variant with multiple firing modes and over 100 different customization options. It was brought back a second time as its base variant in the New Light campaign of Destiny 2.
  • Marshal-A
  • Marshal-A1
  • Sahara-AR2

Uncommon

Rare

Legendary

Exotic

  • Hard Light - Bullets riochet off hard surfaces and have no damage fall-off.
  • Monte Carlo - Kills with this weapon recharge melee abilities.
  • Necrochasm(Upgrade Eidolon Ally)
  • SUROS Regime - Bottom half of magazine deals bonus damage with chance to return health on kill. Has two firing modes.

Year 2

Common

Uncommon

Rare

Legendary

Exotic

Year 3

Common

Uncommon

Rare

Legendary

Exotic

Destiny 2 Year 1

Common

Uncommon

Rare

Legendary

  • The Forward Path - Chance reward from Iron Banner engrams. (Red War, reissued in Season of Arrivals)
  • Ghost Primus - Chance to drop as a reward from the Leviathan raid or from Clan engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Galliard-42 - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Guiding Star - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from Dead Orbit engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Halfdan-D - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Jiangshi AR4 - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Martyr's Make - Chance to drop from Crucible engrams, or can be purchased directly from Lord Shaxx. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • The Number - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from Future War Cult engrams. (Red War, reissued in Season of the Splicer)
  • Origin Story - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams, as a reward from Zavala, and can be selected from three weapons during the campaign. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Perseverance - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Prosecutor - Chance to drop as a reward during the Trials of the Nine or from Clan engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Restoration VIII - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from New Monarchy engrams. (Red War, sunset in Season 12)
  • Scathelocke - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, reissued in Season of the Lost)
  • Solemn Hymn - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Uriel's Gift - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, reissued in Season of Dawn, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Valakadyn - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Red War, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • The Doubt - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from Future War Cult engrams. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Duty Bound - Chance to drop as a reward from Savathûn's Song when that strike is the Nightfall; an Adept version of this weapon can be obtaine by completing a Grandmaster Nightfall. (Curse of Osiris, reissued in the Witch Queen)
  • Loquitor IV - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from New Monarchy engrams. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Forsaken)
  • Null Calamity 9 - Chance to obtain from Lost Prophecy, Verse 9. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Orimund's Anvil - Chance reward from Iron Banner engrams. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Hollow Earth - Chance to obtain from Cayde's treasure chests or from Dead Orbit engrams. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Forsaken)
  • Medley-45 - Chance to drop from Legendary engrams. (Curse of Osiris, sunset in Beyond Lighy)
  • Positive Outlook - Chance to obtain from Vanguard engrams or can be selected from three during the Curse of Osiris campaign. (Curse of Osiris, reissued in Season of the Deep)
  • The Last Breath - Chance rewards from Trials of the Nine (formerly), chance rewards from the Prophecy dungeon (Curse of Osiris, reissued in Seadon of the Lost)
  • BrayTech Winter Wolf - Chance reward from Mars engrams. (Warmind, reissued as BrayTech Werewolf in Season of Arrivals)
  • Foregone Conclusion - Chance reward from Mars activities. (Warmind, sunset in Beyond Light)
  • Dark Decider - Chance reward from Iron Banner engrams. (Warmind, reissued in Lightfall)
  • Kibou AR3 - Chance reward from Mars engrams. (Warmind, sunset in Beyond Light)

Exotic

  • Hard Light - 600 RPM auto rifle that can switch elemental damage types at will. Rounds fired from the gun have no damage falloff, bounce repeatedly off hard surfaces and can over-penetrate targets.
  • Sweet Business - Gatling gun-style auto rifle with a 250-round magazine that gains rate of fire and range the longer the trigger is held down.
  • SUROS Regime - Introduced in Warmind

Destiny 2 Year 2

Legendary

Exotic

  • Cerberus+1 - Auto rifle with four different barrels, firing in 4 different directions with a spread and damage fall-off similar to that of a Shotgun.

Destiny 2 Year 3

Legendary

Exotic

  • Monte Carlo - Weapon damage reduces melee ability cooldown.
  • Tommy's Matchbook - Sustained fire with this weapon overheats it, increasing damage but burning the user.

Destiny 2 Year 4

Legendary

Destiny 2 Year 5

Legendary

Destiny 2 Year 6

Legendary

  • Rufus's Fury - Chance rewards from the Root of Nightmares raid; An Adept version of this weapon can be obtained by encounter challenges on Master difficulty (Lightfall)
  • Perpetualis - Chance rewards from Season of Defiance seasonal engrams. (Season of Defiance)
  • Old Sterling - World drop. (Season of the Deep)

Exotic

List of appearances

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References

  1. ^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 3, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Auto Rifles
  2. ^ Bungie (2014-7-17), Destiny: Beta PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.

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