Homing Missile Launcher
An active-guidance homing missile launcher. Once launched, the target must be tracked by the launcher until impact. Can be distracted by flares.
Crafting one takes 20× High Quality Metal, 3× Metal Pipe, 1× Tech Trash, 1× CCTV Camera at a Workbench Lvl 2. A recycler breaks one down into High Quality Metal, Metal Pipe. See how it stacks up on the weapon comparison tool.
Damage & Attachments
Crafting
 High Quality Metal | ×20 |
 Metal Pipe | ×3 |
 Tech Trash | ×1 |
| CCTV Camera | ×1 |
Blueprint
Recycling
| High Quality Metal | ×8 |
| Metal Pipe | ×1 |
| Metal Pipe | ×1(20%) |
| Tech Trash | ×1(40%) |
| CCTV Camera | ×1(40%) |
| High Quality Metal | ×12 |
| Metal Pipe | ×1 |
| Metal Pipe | ×1(80%) |
| Tech Trash | ×1(60%) |
| CCTV Camera | ×1(60%) |
Radtown recyclers (found in monuments) give more than the safe-zone recyclers at Outpost and Bandit Camp. A percentage next to a yield is the chance of receiving it.
Repair
| High Quality Metal | ×7 |
Cost shown is the maximum, to repair from near-broken to full condition.
Looted From
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