Quickscoping might not be the best form of fighting in Warzone, but with the right sniper loadout, you can surprise enemies and down them with one easy shot.
The Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 integration with Warzone is here and immediately injected the battle royale with over 30 new weapons to use. There was also a new map, Area 99, added with the integration and the classic Rebirth Island map followed shortly after that. However, whether you’re playing on these Resurgence maps or the larger map of Urzikstan, sniping is always a viable way to play.
This applies to both long-range sniping and quickscoping, with the latter being much more difficult to pull off. If you have the right quickscoping loadout, though, you can roam around the map and kill enemies at close range in the blink of an eye.
Best Quickscoping Sniper in Warzone
Before we go into the specific loadout for a quickscoping sniper, we need to find out the best overall sniper for the job. After the Black Ops 6 integration, there are over a dozen options to choose from, as we have all of MW2 and MW3’s snipers available as well.
As you might expect, however, the best quickscoping sniper comes from Black Ops 6, as the newest game usually offers the strongest weapons. In this case, the LR 7.62 is the best overall sniper for quickscoping. While the sniper doesn’t have top mobility stats, we can improve its mobility enough to make it competitive with other snipers in this area. You’ll also want to read our guide on the best movement settings to make the most out of the sniper’s mobility.
What the LR 7.62 does possess is the best one-shot kill potential and longest damage range, making it effective at any distance on the map. We’ll certainly increase the sniper’s prowess when it comes to damage range, but our loadout for it primarily focuses on mobility. This way, you get the most out of it when quickscoping.
Best LR 7.62 Loadout in Warzone
Now that we have our sniper of choice, it’s time to craft a loadout for it, which you can see below:
- Muzzle: Suppressor
- Barrel: Long Barrel
- Underbarrel: Precision Handguard
- Magazine: Fast Mag II
- Rear Grip: Commando Grip
- Stock: Light Stock
- Laser: Strelok Laser
- Fire Mods: 7.62 NATO Overpressured
As you can see, we’ve chosen to run the Gunfighter Wildcard for our LR 7.62 loadout. This gives you access to eight attachment slots instead of the traditional five. With the three extra slots, we can equip necessary attachments that help the sniper’s mobility, bullet velocity, and damage range.
The first two attachments on the loadout are the Suppressor and Long Barrel, with the former keeping shots silent and the latter boosting sheer damage range. Then, the 7.62 NATO Overpressured rounds increase bullet velocity for those longer range gunfights. For accuracy purposes, the Precision Handguard comes into play, reducing recoil and aiming idle sway.
Moving on in the loadout, we get into the mobility buffs. Starting us off is the Fast Mag II, which might seem like a strange choice. While this does lower our bullet count to four in every magazine, the attachment also boosts aim down sight and sprint-to-fire speed. Also helping in both of those areas is the Commando Foregrip, giving us a much faster sniper overall.
Wrapping up the loadout is the Light Stock, which improves movement speeds, and the Strelok Laser. The laser boosts hipfire to ADS accuracy so you’ll be able to snap onto enemies more easily when quickscoping.
With all of those attachments in place, you should have no trouble whatsoever quickscoping enemies in Warzone. Of course, this loadout is best served on either Area 99 or Rebirth Island given their sizes, but it can be serviceable on Urzikstan as well.
If you happen to hit any incredible quickscopes in Warzone, make sure to read our guide on how to capture your clips in battle royale and Black Ops 6.