News - The Ultimate Underbarrel Guide For Warzone 2

There are 20 or more barrels under houses in War Zone 2 right now. I'll show you the record pattern of every single grip, what that means for your gun building, and how to solve your required issues. We're going to take the base recoil of the M4 four times, which is constantly displayed in the top left corner, and now show you what the cribs actually do.

These are three popular gripes. Some, like the Commando, always lean more to the left. Then we have the F-Tech Ripper, which is rather straight with a slight cluster at the end; also, the beginning is a bit more pushed together than what the Commando has. Last but not least is the Shark Fin, which is only aiming for stability, but you can tune it to its record stabilization.

Just goes for a very nice straight line and pushes things horizontally together, but which one would you choose now compared to the base recoil? For that, if we look at the M4 standard recoil, it goes up to the left and then slightly to the left again, so you will want to have a grip that actually either straightens or bends.

This out or also slightly leans to the left because if you're now taking your crib that leans to the right, you're only going to increase the amount of visual shake you're having because imagine your gun posts to the left but, now, you have a grip that all the way pulls to the right so you can have the natural behavior that goes from left, and, then, your group is like right left right left right, and you do notice that in the side that's like bouncing all over the place, so now when I'm looking at all these scripts of recoil stabilization.

I'm trying to find a grip that has a similar pattern to not increase the visual or that straightens it a little bit more to get a cleaner shot. So for that, I'm looking at the grave, the sing, and the three-position grips. The edge and the agent all seem to be synergizing. very well now, putting on the bruising shot and then tuning this towards recoil stabilization and aiming for idle stability.

When you're shooting, it just feels a bit cleaner and less shaky. In the site in total, obviously, we're Min maxing here, so this is now the Varun Singh shot, and we would obviously have to put on the rest of the attachments, two in total, an absolute monster laser beam that you can just shoot away on the distance now, though that was recoil and stabilization.

What about steadiness? Here we have the very popular pineapple grip, the Lock Precision, and the Merc 4 grip, all of which look similar but are not the same. but it also tries to straighten out of the recoil every time it is Stability cribs also have a tendency to go more to the left, to the right, or more in the middle, so you always have to find the grip that fits well with your gun.

Now let's take the Lachmann 556 to kind of support that experiment. We're going to take only the side on and put like a slight recoil pattern here to see what is the standard we can expect from the Lachman, and you always have to put a couple in the wall because there is a recoil of orions to the gun.

One does fit our standard pattern, and there we have Op X9. You also have the wrecker, which tends to go a bit to the Rhine. Emerge foregrib has a tendency to pull to the right, and you also have the back draft, which looks fairly similar; then you could go for the locker Precision, which just pulls it up, but the pineapple, for example, has a tendency to go to the left instead of to the right at the end.

So, here we could be rocking it now with a backdraft grip because that's what our recoil pattern kind of feels like, and then tune this to its aim-down side speed as well, and now put it into the firing range. It kind of feels nice with that because, again, you're working with the existing recoil pattern instead of against the existing recoil pattern to really get your side of it, not shaking Wiley around it.

You're now adding the proper attachments to that, like the Latman wrap. barreled toward Rico with steadiness and a non-side speed. Remember on the high velocity rounds for Rico steadiness, as I know you don't tune fully to the max technically, you stop tuning around 7–18, but hell no, unless they have real values.

They can't be asked, plus mine is either the big 60-round Mac or we're going to slap on a muzzle for even more horizontal Ricoh control to squeeze it together. We're now putting this on the firing range, and we're actually shooting it away. You do suddenly have an absolute content laser beam. I'm not saying that you couldn't do this with a pineapple, but this is all about Min maxing and trying to really tune into the standard behavior because no matter how many attachments we put on, there's always the up and the slightly to the right, so again, don't use a grip that fights that, use a grip that synergizes.

Check the standard recoil pattern, and then just overlay it to see which one would actually fit perfectly to what I'm playing here right now. I tested this whole theory in my top three long-range, laser beam loadouts, as well as sniper support; check it out and see how many different groups I'm actually using for their respective