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The Police Rifle is a firearm in Dying Light. It can be purchased from shops, found in loot caches, looted from certain encounters with hostile gun-toting enemies, and in the trunks of police vans.

Overview[]

The Police Rifle is commonly first seen on survivors guarding the tower. Like most firearms, the Police Rifle is initially a rare find, also being one of the signature weapons of Rais' thugs and only being obtainable from them during several side quests and story missions late into the Slums chapter. Later, it can be found in abundance in Sector 0. In The Following, bandits from random encounters also sometimes use these rifles.

Comparing to the Military Rifle, the Police Rifle has lower rate of fire and higher firepower. However, unlike the Military Rifle, the Police Rifle is a semi-automatic rifle, which has a better accuracy and can be used as a DMR.

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Acquisition[]

Dying Light[]

  • Two Police Rifles can be found in Rais's Headquarters during the quest "The Pit".
    • Various of Rais's bandits will also use the rifle during the firefights in the same quest.
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits during the quest "The Saviors".
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits during the quest "The Museum".
  • Used by one of Rais's bandits during the quest "Steal from a Thief".
  • A Police Rifle, Camo Police Rifle, and Desert Police Rifle can be found in Rupert's workshop following the quest "Troll".
  • A Police Rifle is used by the psychopath during the quest "Fan Zone".
  • Used by some of Rais's bandits during the quest "Fountain".
  • Used by some of Rais's bandits during the quest "Legless Spider".
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits during the quest "Office Outpost".
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits during the quest "Radio Station".

The Following[]

  • Used by some of the bandits at the farm during the quest "Kaan and Able".
  • A Police Rifle, Camo Police Rifle, and Desert Police Rifle can be found in the cave in the northwest of the Countryside during the quest "Anomalies".
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits at the granary during the quest "At the End of the Tunnel".
  • Used by several of Rais's bandits along the roads during the quest "The Following".
  • Used by some of the bandits at Ercan's farm during the quest "Lazarus".
  • Used by some of the bandits along the train tracks during the quest "The Great Train Robbery".

Variants[]

There are three variants of the Police Rifle included in the Enchanced Edition and in The Following.

Variants
Police Rifle
  • Advanced Police Rifle (x2)
  • Camo Police Rifle
  • Desert Police Rifle

Weapon Statistics[]

Statistics Description
Firepower 184
Accuracy 75
Rate of Fire 100
Value $10350

Trivia[]

  • The Police Rifle appears to be based on the SIG SG 556 (with the weapon having the 556's forestock, iron sights, pistol grip, etc) with incorporated elements of a Bushmaster ACR. In-game, the weapon has a fixed stock and a small magazine.
  • In the Dying Light Official Game Guide, the Police Rifle contains a cut design, appearing as a hybrid of a SIG SG 551/552. This variant also appears in the E3 2014 trailer, shown wielded by a survivor.
  • During the quest "Pact with Rais", there is a bandit armed with a police rifle at the gas station and sometimes, a Military Rifle (when searching for the missing patrol and blueprint) that will shoot at the player. Rais' soldiers attack you with Police Rifles and Military Rifles giving a good opportunity to farm them. This mission is given when the story reaches 28% completion.
  • Prior to the Enhanced Edition, the Camo and Desert variants were just simply called the Police Rifle.
  • A bug is currently in-game where the Advanced Police Rifle's handguard grips in first-person are blurred with the Motion Blur option enabled.
  • If a player does not have the "Gun Psycho" DLC, they will not be able to equip the Marksman Rifle. They can still have it in their inventory, however.
  • All Police Rifle's share the same serial number, 000006141337, marked on their left sides, however some (typically Advanced Police Rifle's) have had the last ten digits of this number ground off.

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