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| - Shooter is the name of the main character in Graveyard Shift.
- "Shooter" is a Dark Hunter, a former Toa of Stone, and a former slave on Stelt. He also has very skilled accuracy.
- A unit from the Middle Earth mod
- Can be obtained from the Vendor NPC Armory Shuren
- Marine Scout-Sniper Gunnery Sergeant Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Walburg) is at war with the F.B.I when he is wrongfully accused of the killing the Archbisiop of Ethiopia.
- Special Part(s): [Shooter Variants] Shooter is the title of a group of submachine guns with the Dahl barrel manufactured exclusively by scavs. The Shooter is obtained randomly from any suitable loot source.
- Shooters are real fighters.
- The Shooter is the basic weapon class in Splatoon.
- after being seen the first tim it is not long before he is stopped by Erica Evans and anna says the visitors will handle him but really brought him back to the ny mothership Anna is seen thanking him after the attempted assassination.
- Note: The current information on this page may need to be looked over, not all information may be correct. Shooters are strange creatures that can shoot Blue Magic at their enemies.
- The Shooter is a level 2 sniper Kbot that can be used to attack units from great distances; its weapon is similar to that of the Annihilator except it has reduced range and power, but is still strong enough to one hit kill most ground units, although the Shooter has poor armour and its weapon has a very long cooldown time, however. Also, like the Commander, it can cloak to further improve its assassin role as well as survivability, provided the player has sufficient energy production. It has no CORE counterpart.
- Shooter (射手(シューター) Shūtā?) is a type of Border combatant. They create cubes of Trion and fire them at a target in smaller cubes. They use Shooter Triggers, which include Asteroid, Viper, Hound, and Meteora, and their combinations.
- Der Begriff Shooter bezeichnet:
* Ein Getränk mit einem sehr hohen Anteil Alkohol welches sehr schnell aus einem kleinen Glas getrunken wird, siehe Shooter (Getränk).
* Ein Computerspiel, welches aus der Ich-Perspektive gespielt wird und vornehmlich dazu dient, Kinder zu Amokläufern zu erziehen, siehe Shooter (Spiel).
- Shooters are dragons mentioned once in How to Seize a Dragon's Jewel, as one of the many strange dragon species that can be found in the Amber Slavelands. "Although there are said to be some weird things under the sands of the Amber Slavelands, things that have been cut off from the rest of the world for so long that they've developed in their own peculiar way, like Brainless Leg-Removers, Shooters, and Slitherfangs." ―How to Seize a Dragon's Jewel
- Shooter is a 2007 film directed by Antoine Fuqua featuring Mark Wahlberg as Bob Lee Swagger, an ex-marine sniper who was disillusioned with the government after he was left behind enemy lines during a mission, only escaping on his own terms. It is based on the 1993 novel Point Of Impact by Stephen Hunter, although it does deviate from the source material in several parts. Meanwhile, the widow of Bob's sniper partner is also dragged into the events, and Bob has to save her, though she is not a traditional Distressed Damsel either.
- In Tremors 4: The Legend Begins, "Dirt Dragon" refers to the baby and full grown versions of Graboids. The Baby Graboids are 3 to 5-foot versions of the adult Graboids. The head and beak pieces are each a little over a foot long. The 'babies' have spikes long their sides unlike those on adult Graboids. They are widest just behind the beak, six-eight inches, and get narrower toward the tail, down to two or three inches. Then there are two tail spikes about six inches long (similar to the horns on the rear of a centipede). They grow very rapidly (in about three months) to adult size. Adult Graboids lose the tail and edge spikes, but grow many more small spikes overall, for better locomotion of their large bodies. They metamorphose into into their Adult Graboid through the shedding of the sca
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