This makes the Stakeout very good at aiming for prolonged periods of time. Oddly, the Stakeout has double the default strafe speed of all shotguns, moving at 80% of the base speed while aiming versus the shotgun's default 40% of the base speed when aiming. The Stakeout also gains the largest accuracy advantage of all shotguns from aiming, making aiming a very useful tool. Due to the Stakeout's tighter hip-fire spread, this makes Steady Aim less important of a perk. Its iron sights are simple and clean, the recoil is practically non-existent thanks to the Stakeout's centerspeed and very slow fire rate, and the Stakeout has an unusually tight hip-fire box, one tighter than all other shotguns. The Stakeout's accuracy is unmatched for a shotgun. This is by far the slowest of all shotguns, and makes follow up shots hard to get in time. The Stakeout's rate of fire is slow, at 63 RPM, or a little over one shot per second. The Stakeout is quite a reliable shotgun for one shot kills, and is arguably the most likely to net a one shot kill out of all shotguns. However, its forty damage per pellet range is shorter than that of the Olympia. As a shotgun, the Stakeout has eight pellets per shot and the longest effective range of any shotgun. It will do 40 damage per pellet until about seven meters, and damage starts to decrease linearly, eventually dropping to ten damage at around sixteen meters. The Stakeout is a high damage per shot shotgun. The Stakeout is unlocked for purchase at level 8. The only ways to get the Stakeout are to acquire it from fallen friendly soldiers or from one of the weapons caches. It can be found with and without the Grip attachment. It can be seen in the hands of friendly soldiers. It can be found in a few weapon caches throughout the level. The Stakeout can only be found in the level S.O.G. This gun was called the Ithaca in the beta version, which can be seen in the Wager Match trailer. Being a shotgun, this has very little effect on accuracy. The Stakeout has a very noticeable amount of idle sway. Two spare shells are held to either side of the Stakeout, although they are unusable, in the same vein as the M1014 in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The LSA-Deluxe had skip-line checkering, roll-over Monte Carlo stock, Rosewood grip cap and F/E tips.The Stakeout is a pump-action shotgun, similar to the W1200 from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. 30/06.īoth short and long actions had a Deluxe version. The LSA-65 was a long action available in.
The LSA-55 was a short action and available in. The rifles only, were imported by Ithace from '69-'77. The model 07 Turkey gun was only !2 gauge over 222 caliber offered. The early "Ithaca-Tikka" guns were high quality and are still sought after.
That is when Tikka started exporting them direct into the USA and Canada and still do. Some time around the end of the 70s Ithaca got into financial difficulties and quit importing them. Those that were brought in somewhere carried the Ithaca name on them. The Tikkas were a high quality rifle line that Ithaca did not have. They were imported about the same time as the "Ithaca Tikka LSA 55 and 65 rifles. They were imported from Tikka from Finland. A lot of the Canadian guns also went to the USA. About 250 to 300 were imported into Canada. They were imported into the USA and Canada from 1972 to 1977.
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