PDR-C

PDR-C
Type	Assault Rifle
Core Statistics
Damage	57,606
Headshot DMG	55.0%
Rate of Fire	700
Magazine	30+1 rounds
Accuracy	60%
Stability	65%
Range	31m
Weapon Level
Fire Mode	Automatic
Reload Time	2.23s
Other
Mod Slots	Short Optics Rail 5.56 Magazine Slot 5.56 Muzzle Slot Skin

The PDR is an Assault Rifle in Tom Clancy's The Division 2. It was added to the game of Title Update 12.

The PDR-C and the Named variant Test Subject can be obtained from enemies, vendors, weapon chests, Sealed Caches, and any area/mission with Assault Rifles as targeted loot.

The Exotic variant Capacitor can be obtained from Exotic Caches, Mission rewards, and by completing five Challenges in The Summit during a single ascent. After its Reconfigure Blueprint is purchased from Inaya al-Khaliq, it can also be obtained from any area/mission with Assault Rifles as targeted loot.

Replicas of the Named variant Test Subject can be crafted using its Blueprint, which can only be obtained from Reconstructed Caches purchased with NSA Tech from NSA Stations.

History

The PDR-C, or Personal Defense Rifle - Compact, is a prototype bullpup-style NATO carbine unveiled by Magpul Industries in 2006. It uses a short stroke gas piston and ambidextrous ejection system, and is one of few personal defense weapons to use the NATO-standard 5.56×45mm caliber to simplify logistics.

The gas-operated bullpup was intended for security roles traditionally filled by submachine guns and pistols, while still offering the rapid fire and range of a carbine in an ultra-compact firearm. However, production of the PDR-C was halted in 2011, and it is no longer widely available.

Usage

The Magpul PDR-C prototype was introduced during Manhunt Season 4. The weapon lacks the ability to mount receiver attachments, but can use 5.56mm magazine and muzzle attachments, along with top-rail optics. The weapon is decent as far as assault rifles go.

Variants

PDR-C

The ultra-compact PDR-C can bring carbine-grade firepower to bear at a moment's notice.

Test Subject

Main article: Test Subject

A Named variant of the PDR-C, featuring the Perfectly In Sync Talent.

Capacitor

Main article: Capacitor

An Exotic variant of the PDR-C, wired with a hybrid scope and capacitor linked to an external battery.