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The subject of this article appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. The subject of this article appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky. The subject of this article appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.

The SUSAT scope is a weapon attachment featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat.

Overview[]

The SUSAT scope is one of the two series of scopes available in the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series, its Warsaw Pact counterpart being the PSO-1 scope. Both models are identical in effects, except that the scope layout is different between both models.

In all games of the series, the IL 86 (including its variants) and the Gauss rifle (including its unique variant, the EM1 Rifle) feature a non-detachable SUSAT scope, the Gauss rifle's scope having a much higher zoom than the original scope (approximatively x8).

The SUSAT is comparatively more common than its Warsaw counterpart, the PSO-1. Nearly every mercenary encountered throughout the series has a SUSAT attached to their rifle, and most Freedom members with TRs 301s have them as well.

Compatible Weapons[]

Appearances[]

Shadow of Chernobyl[]

A 4-x scope produced in the NATO countries. It can be attached to a standard NATO mount, also called the Picatinni rail.
― In-game description

The SUSAT scope first appears in Shadow of Chernobyl. It can be equipped on the TRs 301 only. The Sniper TRs-301 and the Sniper SGI both feature a non-detachable SUSAT scope.

Acquisition[]

The SUSAT is a reward from Sakharov in Yantar for completing the repeatable side mission Bring the eye of a flesh, as well as Barkeep for completing the mission Find artifact Goldfish.

The Mercenaries make heavy use of SUSAT scopes, frequently attaching them to their TRs 301s. At least two scopes will be found on rifles in the small Mercenary Camp in the Army Warehouses. A large number of scopes will be found later in the game in the Wild Territory near the construction site. Initially however, the Mercs are not equipped with them until at least the second visit there.

Some stashes in the Wild Territory contain the scope, notably:

Clear Sky[]

A 4x optical scope made in NATO countries. Attached to weapons by means of the NATO-standard Picatinny rail.
― In-game description

The SUSAT scope returns in Clear Sky. The TRs 301 is the only weapon that can be equipped with a SUSAT scope by default, while the SGI-5k can accept one after receiving the appropriate upgrade.

Acquisition[]

The SUSAT scope is only sold by Ashot.

Many of the Mercenaries encountered in the Dark Valley have SUSAT scopes mounted on their rifles, making it easy to accumulate a number of these during the main story.

Call of Pripyat[]

A 4x fixed zoom scope produced primarily in Western countries. Attached to weapons by means of the NATO-standard Picatinny rail. Often used for accurate fire from small arms at medium to long range.
― In-game description

In Call of Pripyat, it is known as SUSAT 4x scope. In spite of its name, the scope only has a x2 zoom. The TRs 301, Strelok's SGI-5k and the Eliminator can all equip this attachment by default.

Like the PSO-1, Call of Pripyat introduces several variations that can be bought from traders or found in stashes, which are:

Acquisition[]

The SUSAT 4x scope is sold by both Hawaiian and Owl.

Many Mercenaries, Monolith and Freedom stalkers have these scopes attached on their rifles. Both of Serbin's bodyguards, who appear in the mission One Shot, have one attached to their rifle.

Gallery[]

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