News - Don't Underestimate The Kv Inhibitor Warzone 2. Best Attachment Setups
And then finally the Ivanof Wood stock, and with all of this combined, our aim-down sight speed is amazing for a sniper rifle at 427. M seconds like I said, you can technically get a faster aim-down sight speed with this, but I feel like you're just sacrificing in too many other areas, and this is a very solid aim-down sight speed for a quick scoping build.
Our sprint-out time is also improved, again not really relevant, though Flinch resistance didn't change at all, and that's another thing I want to point out: we could have put a rear grip on here to improve our aim-down sight speed even more, but that particular grip would also be harming our Flinch resistance, and since it's already so bad by default in this area.
I definitely don't want to do that. It's also worth noting that I did sacrifice a little bit in the bullet velocity department, but this should never really come into play. Within the ranges that you should be using this gun, 791, M/s is still an amazing bullet velocity within the effective ranges of this, so there we go.
That's my quick scoping build, and I really enjoy using this particular one, and I'll use it on a wide variety of maps as well. It doesn't have to just be a close quarters map; you can still stretch your range out a little bit for a precise shot while still really holding your own nicely in more close quarters and engagements.
Kv inhibitor - long range setup
And with that, this leaves us with one last build I want to share with you guys, and this is my long-range build, which, admittedly, if I am going for a long-range sniper build.
I'm probably just going to go in the direction of the cat AMR or the XRK stalker over this one since if you do drop off to that minimum damage range now, this gun is not very useful at all since you have to hit ahead or make a neck shot, but in saying that. I did manage to balance this quite nicely for long-range engagements, and with this, we are using that Sonic suppressor muzzle primarily for bullet velocity.
We've got the cast 10 584, mm Barrel the SL skeletal vertical under Barrel the exox stock since I want to lean really heavily into idle sway as well as the brace LS, which is also going to help massively with idle sway on top of a 50% reduction to our Flinch. And with this setup, well, we do have a bit of a slow aim-down sight speed for really long ranges.
63 milliseconds isn't going to be a problem. Sprint-out time is harmed a bit, but it doesn't really matter. Flinch resistance, like I said, is a massive improvement. Also, our bullet velocity is incredible at 174 M/s, so even at extremely long ranges, you just point and shoot; you don't have to lead your target or compensate for bullet drop; you literally just put your sight on target and you will hit right on that spot.
Like I said. I leaned really heavily into idle sway, which is excellent as you can see when you aim down sight; there is very little movement, and especially with a gun like this, it has those really quick follow-up shots. I find it excellent to move from Target to Target, even at super long ranges, with really nice precision and no need to hold your breath.
Of course, we are also off the radar when firing with this, and I should mention we also managed to extend our minimum damage range out to 81 m instead of 58 m, so now we've got a lot more forgiveness there, where you can just shoot them anywhere in the upper torso or arms. You just want to ensure that you're not trying to challenge gunfights beyond 81 meters because you will need a head shot beyond.
Final thoughts & wrap up
There, and with that, that's going to wrap up today's gun guide on the KV inhibitor. As for my thoughts on this gun, honestly, I underestimated it. I just thought it was going to be a typical semi-auto sniper rifle that's just a hit marker machine and you have to be super precise with your shot, like only hitting upper Toro, for instance, but what I found after using it is that it's actually very consistent, way more consistent than I thought it would be, and I do consider it to be one of the best sniper rifles, at least for 6v6.
Now obviously, for really long ranges, there are better options out there, but within the vast majority of gunfights you'll find yourself in with 6v6, the KV inhibitor is excellent. If you enjoyed this one, a like is always appreciated, and don't forget to subscribe for more. If you haven't already, I'll talk to you guys next.
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