History Main / RemovableTurretGun

It should be noted however, that many gun emplacements from the Great War/World War Two era (especially plane turrets) were equipped with light machine guns that were designed to be carried. But ''not'' fired as a ChainsawGripBFG.

* In "VideoGame/MenOfWar", any soldier can detach vehicle-mounted machine guns and fire it on foot.

* VideoGame/WolfensteinTheNewOrder plays this straight with laser turrets.

It should be noted however, that many gun emplacements from the Great War/World War Two era (especially plane turrets) were equipped with light machine guns that were designed to be carried.

It should be noted however, that many gun emplacements from the Great War/War World Two era (especially plane turrets) were equipped with light machine guns that were designed to be carried.

* Teal'c did this in ''Series/StargateSG1'' by pulling the gun off of a deathglider.

* ''TransformersWarForCybertron'' not only has these, but also features an [[{{XBox 360}} Achievement]]/[[{{PS3}} Trophy]] for killing 10 enemies with one.

* Justified in ''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SpaceMarine''. The Heavy Bolter is usually mounted on a vehicle or embedded in earthworks to be used by the Imperial Guardsmen, who are just ordinary human soldiers. The player character, however, is a genetically engineered SuperSoldier who is also wearing PowerArmour, and can choose to tear it loose and walk around (albeit slowly) while mowing down everything in his path (and the Imperial Guard heavy bolters that are crew-served weapons are generally smaller than Astartes-issue heavy bolters carried by a single Marine).

* Justified in ''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SpaceMarine''. The Heavy Bolter is usually mounted on a vehicle or embedded in earthworks to be used by the Imperial Guardsmen, who are just ordinary human soldiers. The player character, however, is a genetically engineered super-soldier who is also wearing PowerArmour, and can choose to tear it loose and walk around (albeit slowly) while mowing down everything in his path.

Sometimes you need MoreDakka, but the turret is fixed to the ground. What do you do? Grab a hold of the gun, steady yourself, and tear the {{BFG}} from its mount.

* Done in ''{{Crysis}} 2'' with heavy machine guns.

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* In ''{{Film/Avatar}}'', Jake makes use of his new body to take a helicopter's mounted M60 while exploring [[DeathWorld Pandora]]. [[ImmuneToBullets It doesn't help]].

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* In ''{{Commandos}} 3: Destination Berlin'', the Green Beret can do this, though it slows him down and leaves him unable to go prone.

->''"Press B to detach turret"''

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* The chaingun in ''{{VideoGame/Bulletstorm}}'', at least until the battery power runs out.

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* Done in ''{{Crysis}} 2''; you better turn the Strength mode on.

* The chaingun in ''Bulletstorm'', at least until the battery power runs out.

* ''VideoGame/JustCause'' and its sequel has stationary [[GatlingGood Gatling guns]] Rico can detach and carry around. The gun still has BottomlessMagazines when carried, but Rico's speed is decreased and he can't jump or pick up ammo.

* ''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'': if you managed to hack the turrets to shoot at enemies at a computer somewhere else, you can pick them up and move around and kill enemies with it. Also it stays until it gets destroyed.

* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'': you can do this with regular turrets, plasma turrets, and missile pods.

* ''PerfectDark Zero'', in addition to the aforementioned laptop gun, has detachable stationary machine guns and rocket launchers.

* ''PerfectDark Zero'' has detachable stationary machine guns as well as rocket launchers.

* Teal'C did this in ''StargateSG1'' by pulling the gun off of a deathglider.

* ''{{Halo}} 3'': you can do this with regular turrets, plasma turrets, and missile pods.

* Inverted in ''RedAlert 3''; the Soviets have a mobile unit that can become a permanently fixed turret.

* Justified in the ''{{TabletopGame/Warhammer 40000}}'' spin-off ''SpaceMarine''. The Heavy Bolter is usually mounted on a vehicle or embedded in earthworks to be used by the Imperial Guardsmen, who are just ordinary human soldiers. The player character, however, is a genetically engineered super-soldier who is also wearing PowerArmour, and can choose to tear it loose and walk around (albeit slowly) while mowing down everything in his path.

* Done in {{Crysis}} 2. You better turn the Strength mode on.

* Done in {{Crysis 2}}. You better turn the Strength mode on.