#Gapplin hook series#

The spikes are made of 300 series stainless steelĪfter the success of the 'pocket grappling hook', EOD Robotics, Inc.

Materials: The body is made of T6061 aluminum.Use it as a waterproof storage container to protect important items from water damage (when the spikes are removed).This is currently being used by military RTOs (radio telephone operators) to string field expedient HF antennas. Remove the spikes from the outside and use it to cast a line.Multi-mission capable: Maritime applications, SWAT, EOD, radio telephone operatorįlexible: use it as a specialized grappling hook to remotely capture lines, tear down phone lines, reposition barbed wire emplacements, disrupt wires, move packages and bags, rake and break windows, tear down blinds/curtains in SWAT entry applications. Versatile: Easy to carry, quick to deploy and quick to stow.They are designed to pull trip wires and via horizontal use. These hooks are not certified for life support activities and should not be used for any life support function. Soon other members of the military saw how useful they were and ordered another production run. He explained his need for a light weight, reusable grappling hook that could be used to snag trip wires or command detonation wires on IEDs in a combat environment.

at the request of a desert warfare operator. It does not have a cooldown and can be used over and over without having to wait.The pocket grappling hook was originally built by EOD Robotics, Inc. It can be used to pull zombies and humans off their feet. It will not pull the player anywhere nor will it allow you to climb the rope, but will allow the player to swing from one location to another. The Grappling Hook can attach to most surfaces and allows the player to traverse the world with much more speed and ease. The Grappling Hook is found by the player once during the mission to reclaim the VNC tower. This cooldown is reduced, along with its max uses before recharge increased once the player reaches survivor level 24. The hook has a cooldown between uses similar to the UV torch, it can be used a few times before the bar will go red and the player must wait for it to fully refill. The same technique can be used to blow up incoming bombers without getting too close or using other resources such as bullets or other throwing weapons. It can be used to attack zombies with similar impact to a kick, if used on a toad it will pull the player towards it. It should be noted that players who do not have the skill cannot use the grappling hook even if they obtain one through a co-op partner. If a grappling hook is dropped or lost it can be reclaimed by visiting the quartermaster, similar to the shield, although it is not craftable like the shield. If the crosshairs tighten or stick to the surface that means you are within range and you are looking at a valid surface. If the crosshairs are wide open the grappling hook cannot be used on that surface or at that distance. The crosshair will stick to the lips of ledges or valid surfaces notifying the player of its exact point of attachment if used. The hook uses a custom, dynamic crosshair that reacts to whatever surface it is painted over. Once used the hook will pull Crane directly to its target, without the use of any physics. It requires the player to be at level 12. The Grappling Hook is granted to the player once they unlock and purchase the Grappling Hook skill in the Survivor skill tree. You may be looking for Grappling Hook (skill). This article is about Grappling Hook (item).

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