- "The Hammerhead Auto Shotgun retains the essential elements of the semi-automatic combat shotgun class: hefty weight, short range, maximum damage. However, not only is it able to match the SPAS-15's impressive rate of fire, but it has an 18 capacity magazine that will never leave you stranded in the middle of a close quarters shootout."
- ―Social Club description
The Hammerhead is a shotgun in Max Payne 3, exclusive to the multiplayer mode via the Disorderly Conduct DLC pack.
Attachments[]
| Icon | Name | Slot | Effect | Unlock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Barrel Upgrade | Barrel | ++ Range + Weight |
Level 7 |
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Laser Sight | Underslung | + Accuracy + Weight |
Level 2 |
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Gas Block | Internal | −− Weight | Level 5 |
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Gas Systems Kit | Internal | + Damage − Range + Weight |
Level 3 |
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Gold Plating | Tint | Colors the weapon gold | Level 10 |
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Chrome Plating | Tint | Colors the weapon silver | Connect to Social Club |
Behind the scenes[]
- The Hammerhead is one of the few fictional guns in Max Payne 3. It appears to be a hybrid of two different auto-shotguns, being modelled after the Pancor Jackhammer's general appearance, but its stock and action appear to be based on the Daewoo USAS-12.
- Like the other pre-order DLC weapons, it does not have any Grinds associated with it.
Weapons in Max Payne 3
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|---|---|
| Pistols |  .38 Revolver2 · 19112 · 608 Bull2 · Auto 9mm2 · DE .502 · PT922
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| Shotguns |  (Hammerhead) ·  M4 Super 90 ·  M500 · Sawn Off2 ·  SPAS-15 ·  Super Sport
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| Submachine guns |  M102 · M9722 · Micro 9mm2 ·  MPK · SAF .40
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| Assault rifles |  AK-47 ·  FAL · G6 Commando ·  (IA2 AR) ·  (IMG 5.56) · (M4 Assault) ·  MD-97L ·  Mini-30 ·  (UAR-21)
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| Sniper rifles |  FMP G3S ·  (M24) ·  M82A1
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| Machine guns |  LMG .30 ·  RPD
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| Launchers |  (G9) ·  LAW ·  Rotary Grenade Launcher ·  (RPG)
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| Projectiles |  (Bouncing Betty) · (Flash Grenade) · (Grenade) · (Molotov) · (Smoke Grenade) · (Tear Gas) · (Tin Can)
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| Other |  (Cattle Prod)2 · (Night Stick)2 · (Pepper Spray)2 · (Stun Gun)2
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2 indicates that a weapon is dual-wieldable.
(Parentheses) indicates that a weapon is only usable in multiplayer. Italics indicates that a weapon is added by downloadable content. | |