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* Cost: $800 per unit | * Cost: $800 per unit | ||
* Carrying Capacity: 25 units | * Carrying Capacity: 25 units | ||
Explosives used to tag vehicles or objects for remote detonation. Unlike the [[Satchel Charges]] in [[GTA: San Andreas]], these bombs '''don't''' stick to people. An explosive charge detonates when the player press down on the d-pad or shoots the charge. After completing 40 [[Drug Wars]], some are sent to Luis' apartment. They pack the explosive punch of a [[Pipe Bomb]], but with the ability to stick to vehicles, buildings, etc. | Explosives used to tag vehicles or objects for remote detonation. Unlike the [[Satchel Charges]] in [[GTA: San Andreas]], these bombs '''don't''' stick to people. An explosive charge detonates when the player press down on the d-pad or shoots the charge.Also, A short while after a sticky bomb is placed, it will explode if not exploded or shot at. After completing 40 [[Drug Wars]], some are sent to Luis' apartment. They pack the explosive punch of a [[Pipe Bomb]], but with the ability to stick to vehicles, buildings, etc. | ||
==Handguns== | ==Handguns== | ||