Outside of this cinematic, no ION contractor units actually utilise the M32. Mark Reynolds is briefly shown utilising the M32 in Operation Black Gauntlet, though only in a non-interactive cutscene.Munitions Main article: Underbarrel grenade launcher (ArmA 2)#Grenade types (M203) Trivia Its only drawback is that the operator must give up use of another primary weapon (such as an assault rifle) in order to use the M32, which means they will require support from other members of the squad for close quarters situations. With a large ammunition capacity and each cylinder only occupying two inventory slots (allowing for a total of six reloads), the M32's destructive potential far exceeds that of the M79 and the Mk13, as well as other underbarrel grenade launchers. The reflex sight itself uses an orange-tinted quadrant reticle, which makes it easy for the operator to estimate the distance of a target. The M32 is ideal for providing indirect supporting fire from afar, as it has an effective range of between 175 and up to 300 metres (with a maximum of 400 metres). These grenades can range from lethal high-explosive (HE) grenades to non-lethal smoke shells, as well as less-than-lethal (LTL) flare rounds for signalling and illumination. Unlike single-shot grenade launchers such as the Mk13 which need to be reloaded after every shot, the M32 can fire all six of its grenades in rapid succession.

Army special forces as well as conventional troops. The M32 is a multiple-shot grenade launcher used by U.S. It has a maximum fire rate of up to 120 rounds per minute, and has a built-in reflex sight that can be zeroed up to a maximum distance of 400 metres. It primarily loads from 6 round 40 mm grenade cylinders, but can also load regular single-grenade rounds used by rifle-mounted M203/Mk13 grenade launchers. It is chambered to launch 40 mm grenade rounds. The M32 is a revolver-type grenade launcher with a double-action operation. This is a premium asset that requires ownership of the Operation Arrowhead expansion pack.

M32 grenade launcher types