CH-A

The CH-A was designed by Cascade Technologies to be the civilian counterpart to their more popular CMS5 model. Released in 2004, Cascade marketed the CH-A as a light frame sport and hunting rifle. The rifle was never popular in the European market, but it found success overseas in America. Operatives that prefer the CH-A generally choose it for its light weight and high stopping power.

Gun Stats

 * Type: Sniper
 * Clip: 5 7.62mm FMJ bullets
 * Cost: $10500
 * Deployment: $250

Gun Performance

 * Damage: 60
 * Recoil: 100
 * Spread: 47
 * Range: 80
 * Size: 58

Available Attachments

 * Sights
 * Iron Sights
 * Delta Sight
 * Red Dot
 * TG3X
 * T4XS
 * LS6X
 * Barrel
 * None
 * Flash Hider
 * Muzzle Brake
 * Suppressor
 * Tactical
 * None
 * Flashlight
 * Laser

Appearance
The CH-A looks like a hunter's rifle. And it kind of is. Firing will launch the entire shell out and pulling the clip out will give space for the next.

Recommended Usage
Have you always found SWAT snipers annoying? You probably don't unless you play Elite and higher. They have faster reflexes than in Operative and their weapons actually deal a huge amount of damage. It almost makes an Aegis or Shredder unit seem useless. So why don't you return the favor? Never use this gun for close combat. Those ground troops are not worthy of being killed by this gun (you have limited ammo, idiot).