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The camera has the best time to kill of all the assault rifles when it comes down to sniper support, just right behind the Fennec, and yet it's vastly underused. There are two problems the gun has: one is bullet velocity, and the other is the Einstein effect. I found the perfect class setup that can take care of both of these problems, especially if you pair it with the EBR or the signal 50.

Let me walk you through the build with an all-included tuning screenshot. The end base bullet velocity of the Camaro is only 350 meters per second, and we can't fix that with ammunition because there are no bullet velocity rounds, but we have the chance to put one on a barrel, especially if you want to put one on a muzzle as well.

The good thing about the Phoenix Barrel is that it gives five percent recoil and control at 53 meters per second. Bull velocity is okay, but it also increases the damage range by 31. It's important for a sniper support gun that you pull this damage range out further and further. Yeah. I'm over it, especially because we tuned this then towards aim down the side speed and a little bit more recoil steadiness to take care of these plus 68 milliseconds of added time you get now with my old build.

I could actually not put on the 45-round magazine because I was using a side, but I fixed that problem, and now I can actually use the 45-round magazine, and that is fantastic, but these two attachments— Now you have an okay hindsight, but honestly, if I'm trying to do these long-range charts with the ironside, it ain't there; I really don't feel it, and the standard recoil is also a little bit.

Wibble, wobble—I mean, it goes up, but the gun itself just wobbles around like there's no tomorrow now. Here comes the very interesting point that wibble wobble is not felt anymore as soon as you slap on the candid laser. Yes, it does minus Rico stabilization, but that actually does not minus the recoil much, especially when you're going for this kind of shot this kind of shot and even if you're trying to hit on the distance, surprisingly, in foreign countries.

Now we have two attachment slots left that we can fail first and foremost. For the last attachments, you have two choices to make: either you want to go for more sprint to fire speed and aim on side speed, but you're going to lose a chunk of Rico control, and I don't feel like you want the gun to be more shaky.

The ads' time is already okay for what the gun has to offer. I like to go for an underbarrel here because the OPX9 group only gives you 20 milliseconds plus an ad time, but it still does 4 percent of Rico control compared to the 8 to 9 percent that the lock grip does with double the ad time. But if you tune this then towards aim down side speed, you essentially don't feel any kind of negative effects, plus you get a wee bit of bonus recoil control, and the reality of things is when you're playing something like this gun especially.

When you're using a candid laser, you often start shooting this and then go into Canton, and then you start shooting this and go into Kenton, and you notice the bonus hipfire recoil control does quite a good job, and now with all these attachments together, yeah, baby. We have that one killer gun that I've been using to actually go for nuke runs and win games after games after games now.

I said the gun is a special good when you pair it with the signal, and the reason for that is because this kind of signal here you can whip out after 30 meters easy for these double pop-up shots because this is the most Eureka control signal where you can then just have both shots very close together and, if you shoot someone close up, you're fine to go.

You have the high-velocity rounds that you tune toward bull velocity and Rico smoothness, and then the Legion Fire rounds come along, going for gun kick control and recoil stabilization. The barrel for bonus bull velocity but also recoil is stating this because it gives a huge chunk of recoil control and, aimed on side speed, carries the last laser, or FSS OV; they are one red and one green.

Use the one you like; they have the same ad minus, and the forge tag Delta has 5.5 times magnification. You could go for the Schlaga or the Vok optic, but they don't have a faster ad minus than the Delta and the Cronin's era P optic have, and if you're feeling a bit juicy, you can also try out the EBR as a spamming rifle with a flip scope, because you can then flip scope this and use it on the 20-meter range very easily, and as you can see, you can just really spam this away nicely, and on the distance you're going to go for something a bit more measured, like the slower Pop shots, which are still doing fantastic damage, are in the F-Tech Baylor stock.

You change this to its aiming idle stability, known side spin, the BPZ. Hybrid, towards far name down side speed, then the high velocity rounds with the Ricoh steadiness, and here you could go for Rico's smoothness, just making it a little bit smoother. If I infected you with a canted train, don't forget to check out the hidden king of SMGs, the Lac men's sub