UPU-210

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UPU-210
Note Rico's Bavarium Wingsuit.
Weapon in Just Cause 3
Type	Grenade launcher
Usage	Special
Maximum ammunition carried	5 (10 with some Gear Mods)
Maximum ammunition in the weapon	1
List of owners	Medici Military (never seen used) The Rebellion (never seen used) Rico (if he wants one)

The UPU-210 is a grenade launcher in Just Cause 3.

Description

Its a burst fire grenade launcher. It resembles the DP-64 grenade launcher, except the UPU has an older design (with the wooden stock and all).

Description from the Rebel drop: "Consider the UPU-210 the Negotiator's musclebound, eyepatch-wearing older brother. This beast fires six impact-detonating grenades per round."

Modern weapons normally have a plastic, or carbon fiber stock, so the wooden stock indicates the weapons possible age as being more than 3 decades.

Performance

The UPU-210 fires six impact-detonating grenades with poor accuracy and is capable of covering a large area due to the blast radius of each grenade, essentially combining into one bigger explosion. This weapon is best used against groups of enemies, or in situations where there are multiple destructable items near each other. It uses 45 cal impact detonating grenades, as evidenced by reading the sides.

It can be fired once before reloading.

Locations

• Unlocked for Rebel drop after completing Espia Bassa.
• Can be found at weapon cabinets in police stations and military bases.

Trivia

• This is one of three multiple round explosive special weapons in JC3.
• This weapon was also known as "UPU 210" in some pre-release materials. See more about renamed items at Cut game content from Just Cause 3.
• This weapon is not to be confused with the Urga Stupka-210 mortar.
• It is made by the fictional Urga company, as evidenced by reading the sides of the weapon.