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Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides: MK 11 Mod 0

Battlefield 4 introduced us to a new class of weapon, DMRs. Aka, Designated Marksman Rifles. Semi-Auto rifles meant for medium and long range engagements. For BF3 veterans, every semi-auto sniper rifle from BF3 got their own class. This is the MK 11 Mod 0 in Battlefield 4. Stats Source:http://symthic.com/bf4-weapon-info?w=MK11_MOD_0 The MK11 Mod 0 is the 2nd DMR of the DMR Weapon Class. The class itself is unlocked when you reach a score of 13k using the Recon Kit. The MK11 Mod 0 is unlocked at a DMR score of 4k. The damage is on par with every other DMR in class(except the SKS). A minimum damage of 38 and a maximum damage of 45. The damage does not start to drop to it's minimum until 15 meters and it doesn't drop to it's minimum until 80 meters. The fire rate is slow at only 260 RPM. Reload speed is good at 1.85 seconds with rounds still left in the magazine and 2.4 seconds when the magazine has been emptied. The magazine is also pretty good at ...

Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides: ACE 23 Assault Rifle

This is one of those guns that you just cannot put down. Even though there may be a bajillion other guns to use in the game, you just cannot stop using this gun in particular. This is the ACE 23 assault rifle in Battlefield 4. Stats The assault rifle member of the ACE family of rifles in Battlefield 4, the ACE 23 is unlocked when you complete the assignment "Assault Expert." The requirements of the challenge is as follows: 50 Medkit Ribbons, 200 kills with any assault rifle and you must earn 10 Assault Rifle Ribbons. Stats wise the ACE 23 is on par most assault rifles in certain aspects; the damage for instance.  Eighteen damage minimum at a distance and 25 maximum up close. Damage drop-off begins at 8 meters and completely falls down to the minimum 18 past 55 meters. Rate of fire is relatively fast at 770 RPM with the muzzle velocity clocked in at 620 metre  per second without a silencer equipped and 330 metre per second with a silencer equipped(DON'T...

Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides: MG4

Most of us have a pretty good idea of how LMGs operate in Battlefield. Usually slow firing, heavy recoil and massive magazine. The MG4 is different in one instance. This is the MG4, in Battlefield 4. Stats The MG4 is unlocked at an LMG score of 48,000. The minimum and maximum is on par with most other weapons. 18 at a distance and 25 at close range. The damage drop off doesn't start until 8 meters and the damage doesn't reach it's minimum of 18 until 65 meters. The fire rate is fast for an LMG at 800 RPM! The only other LMG with that fast of a fire rate is M249 and the only other LMG to come close to that fire rate is the AWS, clocking in at a fire rate of 780 RPM. When it comes to reload speed, the MG4 is on par with most other LMGs. The reload speed whether empty or still with some rounds in the magazine is 6.2 seconds. When we go to the magazine size, it's also on par with some LMGs with a magazine size of a whopping 200 rounds! Recoil of cour...

Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides: M1911

A common problem I find with most handguns in Battlefield is I can never decide on which handgun I can rely on to finish the job my primary weapon started. Luckily DICE made the M1911. This is the M1911 in Battlefield 4. Stats  The 8th side-arm in the secondary category, the M1911 is unlocked after earning a Handgun score of 34,000. It's lowest damage at range is 15.4 units of damage and it's maximum damage in close quarters is 36.6 units of damage. The weapon fires the unique .45 ACP round. The fire rate is rather slow compared to most other handguns. The M1911 fires only at a rate of 310 RPM, whereas handguns like the P226 fire at 400 RPM, the FN57 fires at 455 RPM and the CZ-75 at a fire rate of 380 RPM. Range is surprisingly good,  damage does not begin to drop until reaching  close or past 8 meters, you will reach the minimum amount of damage of 15.4 at exactly or pass 40 meters. Magazine size is very poor at only 7 rounds +1 in the chambe...

Battlefield 4 Weapon Guide: M16A4 Assault Rifle

I don't know how many of you used the M16 before the patch, but to those of you that did. Good news! This is the M16A4 in Battlefield 4. Stats and Performance The M16A4 returns from Battlefield 3 in the Assault Rifle category, unlocked when you reach an Assault Rifle Score of 59,000 points. Dealing a minimum damage of 18 at a distance and 25 units of damage up close. On par with most other assault rifles in the category. The weapon only has two firing modes: Burst and Semi-Automatic. The fire rate is good at 800rpm with every round traveling at a rate of 650 meters per second with the damage drop off beginning at 8 meters and completely falling off beyond 55 meters. The magazine size is the standard for most of the assault rifles at 30 rounds plus one in the chamber. Reload speed is FAST at 1.8 seconds when there are still rounds in the previous magazine and 2.37 seconds when the gun is empty. Recoil is fairly light, depending on how many times you pull the tr...

GazetteGamer BF4 W.Guides: M40A5 Sniper Rifle

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another one of my BF4 weapon guides. Today, we are going to be looking at the second bolt-action rifle of the Recon Class. The M40A5. In-Game Stats The M40A5 returns from Battlefield 3 as your second unlocked bolt-action rifle in the Recon class. Unlocked after getting a score of 8,000 with sniper rifles. The M40A5's damage is on par with most sniper rifles, 100 hit points of damage with every shot and 59 at an extreme distance. The damage drop off begins at 12.5 meters and completely drops off at 100 meters. We are looking at a bolt-action rifle so the fire rate is slow, only 60 rounds per minute. Muzzle Velocity is good at 480 meters per second, for reference, most of the later unlocked sniper rifles such as the JNG-90, .338 Recon and SRR-61 have a muzzle velocity 100 to 200 meters faster than the 0A5. Magazine size however is good for a sniper, 10 rounds + 1 in the chamber for 11 shots. The reload speed is also not that ba...

GazetteGamer BF4 W.Guides: U-100 MK5

Hello everyone. Welcome to another one of my Battlefield 4 weapon guides. Today we are looking at the first LMG unlocked for the Support Kit in Battlefield 4. The U-100 MK5. Weapon Profile The U-100 or the Ultimax 100, is a weapon that originates from Singapore. The weapon is designed to fire the 5.56mm round that entered production in 1982. The LMG was designed by American fire arms designer James Sullivan for Chartered Industries of Singapore, now known as Singapore Technologies Kinetics. The MK5 is the 5th variant of the weapon that includes a folding stock, Pica tinny rails and is capable of accepting M16 STANAG mags. 30 round box magazines can be accepted by the weapon and even 100 round mag drum. Game Performance Ughhh...... I have used this weapon since the Beta began......I don't like it. Unlocked right from the start for the Support kit, the U-100 MK5 is a slow firing LMG with damage on par with most of the LMGS. Dealing 25 units of damage up...

Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides:AK-12 Assault Rifle

Hello everyone. Welcome to my first in the series of Battlefield 4 Weapon Guides. I'm actually quite excited to be starting a new weapon guide series. Today, we'll be covering the default unlock of the Assault Rifle category. The AK-12. Profile The AK-12, formerly the AK-200, is the latest Russian assault rifle derived of the infamous Kalashnikov AK-47. The AK-12 uses the same gas-operated long-stroke piston system of previous Kalashnikov based rifles, but this new Kalashnikov rifle has some new designs that make it vastly different from the other rifles in the family. For starters, the light version of the rifle can swap calibers by a quick change of the barrel, you can change from the 5.45x39mm caliber to the 7.62x39mm caliber and the 5.56x45mm caliber. Ergonomically the AK-12 is also different from previous designs. The AK-12 stock is telescoping, in-line with the barrel for better recoil control. What that means is that the stock of the weapon can be fold...

Battlefield 3 Weapon Guides: M4A1 Carbine

Hello everyone! Welcome to my 2nd in a series of weapon guides for Battlefield 3. Today, we're going to be looking at the default carbine rifle for the US Engineer Kit. The M4A1. Background The M4 rifle is a carbine derived from the M16 rifle design. More specifically, the M4 rifle was derived from the M16A2 design. Lighter, shorter and every other aspect, engineered the same as the M16A2. Gas operated, magazine fed, selective fire, shoulder-fired weapon. The M4A1 on the other hand, is a fully automatic variant of the M4 rifle; intended for special operations use. The M4A1 is used in almost all U.S. special operation units; Army Rangers, Army Special Forces, Navy SEALS etc. The M4A1 is also planned to replace every M4 carbine rifle and M16 rifle in 2014. Game Performance In game, the M4A1 is the default Carbine rifle for the U.S. Engineer kit. The weapon is a short to medium range carbine that fires at 800 RPM. Each round fired will travel at a velocity...

Battlefield 3 Weapon Guides: M16A3

Hello there. Welcome to my first Battlefield 3 weapons guide. Today, we're going to be looking at the default assault rifle of the assault kit, the M16A3. Background   In the real world of fire arms, the M16A3 is a select-fire variant of the previous rendition of the M16 rifle, the M16A2. The M16A3 features the M16A1 trigger group for safe semi-auto and fully auto modes. The M16 platform in general, is a very famous weapons in the US military. It is a light weight 5.56mm air-cooled, gas-operated, magazine-fed assault rifle built with a rotating bolt. The M16 is part of the AR-15 platform of rifles developed by Colt in 1959. The first versions of the M16 proved to be troublesome for any users of the combat rifle; jamming flaws which resulted from a change in gunpowder which was made without proper testing, and although the weapon was told to be 'self-cleaning' reports arose of soldiers being wounded were directly linked to the M16 rifle. The M16 was used...

Borderlands 2 Weapon Loot Guide: Maliwan Weapons

Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to my 2nd Borderlands 2 Weapon Loot Guide. Today, we will be looking at the weapons of pure elegance and art. Mailiwan. Corporation Motto                              "Where form meets function" The Maliwan corporation believes that combat is an art, and elemental weaponry is the paint. If you need to burn, fry, or melt your enemies, Maliwan will be your weapon du jour. Though their initial damage may not be spectacular, Maliwan delivers damage over time like no other manufacturer on Pandora. Not to mention incredibly sleek, sophisticated Maliwan aesthetic---when your enemies see a Maliwan weapon in your hand, two thoughts will pass through their mind. "Damn that's a sleek-ass gun," Followed by                                           "Oh god, why am I ...

Borderlands 2 Weapon Loot Guide: Jakobs

Good evening everyone. Tonight we will be going into Borderlands 2, we'll be taking a look at the weapons meant for a cowboy. The Jakobs weapons.               "If it takes more than one shot,                             you weren't using a Jakobs!!!" Manufacturer Origins The Jakobs Corporation has held to certain values through the years. Family. Honor. Always aiming for the head. The founder Montgomery Jakobs always believed in damage above all else, accuracy, recoil and elemental effects is pointless. There's nothing better than a big bullet that can tear a man's head clean off, any Jakobs weapon you will find will generally have more damage than any other manufacturer. Each weapon you find will be semi-automatic with moderate recoil but devastating damage, you'll be able to blast a robot in half with one shot from a Jakobs shotgun. Weaponry In Bord...

Call of Duty Black Ops 2 Weapon Guides: LSAT Light-Machine Gun Weapon Guide

Hello everyone. Welcome to another one of my Black Ops 2 Weapon Guides. Today we're going to be looking at the 3rd available LMG in Black Ops 2. The LSAT. Weapon Profile The LSAT was designed for the Lightweight Small Arms Technologies program. The purpose of the program was to develop a lighter, yet very reliable LMG, the program began in 2004. The LSAT LMG was a result of the program, entering production in 2010.  The weapon fires the 5.56mm caliber, firing at 650 rounds per minute. The LSAT in Black Ops 2 marks it's first appearance in the COD series. Weapon Profile The LSAT in game is a mid-damage, long ranged, fully automatic weapon of the LMG tier and is unlocked fairly early into your Prestige at Level 13. The weapon will deal 40 units of damage up to 30 meters and will drop to an intermediate damage of 33 units at a range of 30 meters out to 72 meters, any further than 72 meters and you will be looking at the lowest ...

Call of Duty Black Ops 2 Weapon Guides: XPR.50 Semi-Auto Sniper Rifle Guide

Good afternoon everyone, welcome back to another weapon guide. Today we're going to be looking at the last available sniper rifle in Black Ops 2, the XPR.50. Weapon Profile The XPR 50 is a non-existing weapon. No such weapon with the name nor design exists, so the suspicion is that this weapon was introduced in 2025 and it is a prototype weapon due to the name 'XPR' Which could stand for Experimental Prototype Rifle. Weapon performance The XPR 50 is a high damage semi-automatic sniper rifle and is unlocked at Level 52 during your Prestige. The damage profile of the XPR is similar to the Ballista, the XPR and the Ballista deals 95 units of damage at any range. The damage multiplier on both rifles although similar when hitting most areas of your opponents' body. The XPR without the Silencer equipped  gains a 2.0 damage multiplier when you hit the head, neck and chest rising to a total of 190 units of damage, when you hit the upper arms and stoma...

Call of Duty Black Ops 2 Weapon Guides: QBB LSW Light Machine Gun Weapon Guide

Hello everyone and welcome to another one of my Black Ops 2 Weapon Guides. Today we're going to be going over the 2nd available LMG. The QBB LSW. Weapon Profile The QBB LSW is known as the QBB-95 LSW. The QBB-95 LSW originates from the People's Republic of China that has been in service since 1997 to this date. The QBB-95 entered production in 1995 and is still in production today. QBB stands for  Qīngwuqi, Bùqiāng—Bānyòng which translates to "Light weapon, Rifle, Squad Based, 1995" a light support weapon variant of the Chinese Type 95 family. The QBB-95 is fed through a 30 round box magazine or a 75 round drum magazine and fires the 5.8 x 42mm DBP87 cartridge, unique to the QBB-95. The QBB is built with a longer and heavier barrel that allows sustained firing, the weapon is manufactured by Norinco for the People's Liberation Army, the armed forces of the People's Republic of China. Weapon Performance In game, the QBB is a low d...