Lebel 1886
French made, bolt-action rifle. High magazine capacity, damage, and velocity are offset with a slow and wasteful reload.
Unlock rank1· Added inPatch6.0· Penetration4
Available ammo
1 custom slotsThis bullet contains a small phosphorous charge that ignites when fired and sets flammable targets alight. A visible tracer can give the shooter's position away.
Spitzer rounds revolutionize rifle ballistics, improving both penetration and muzzle velocity, though adding slightly stronger recoil. They are more stable in flight and can punch clean through multiple targets, but often cause less severe wounds.
Range and damage
Base damage 102Hits to kill a 150 HP hunter at each distance.
How damage falls
Legendary variants
6 skinsA fine ornamental Lebel 1886 rifle, belonging to Reverend Ishim Gird. Never intended for action, Gird keeps it as clean as the day he plucked it from his mantel to kill the first of his congregation to get through the barricade.
As charming and deadly as its namesake, this Lebel 1886 earned its name from the wolf carcasses its previous owner left decaying and unskinned. Now each shot from its barrel tears through the night like a hundred wolves howling for revenge.
While The Mercenary's first commander became overwhelmed by gnawing paranoia, her second-in-command's reaction to the Corruption was even worse: he wanted to use it to make stronger soldiers. She'll die before that happens, using this rifle to be the reason he fails.
Though no newcomer to the AHA, the Hunter who bore this lightning-blessed Lebel 1886 channeled the energy of a freshly hatched Spring storm. They say lightning never strikes twice and in this case, it’s because it never needs to.
An air of finality lingers in the smoke of this Lebel 1886, an urgent call to the afterlife in the ring of its shot. Known as the Swan Song, it heralds an early closing performance of those caught in its sights.
The Disciple of Death knew that he needed to destroy the circus once and for all. He carved his initials into this Lebel as a reminder to himself that when it comes to claiming victory, taking risks is not only necessary, but key to survival.