Did you know ? Weapons in PUBG (Chapter 1 : Assault Rifles )

Although you absolutely can win a game in PUBG without firing a single bullet, finding and using a gun is an important factor to win the game. The following article will list the most powerful weapons which you can have in the game and discuss the important things that you need to know about each weapon and give some tips on the use.

I. Assult Rifles

1. SCAR-L: SCAR's biggest advantage compared with other rifles is the ability to control the recoil when shooting, especially when you attach a series of modification on it.
   
2. Groza : This gun uses 7.62mm cartridges and is only supplied from the airdrop. It is similar to AKM but has a higher rate of fire and less recoil. The gun is quite powerful so if you wish to reduce its recoil when shooting, using the scope is recommended for you!
   
3. M16A4 :The M16A4 does slightly less damage than the AKM as it uses 5.56mm ammo, but has a higher bullet speed that makes taking long range shots easier. It’s got space for a scope, barrel and magazine attachment, and has a burst-fire mode rather than full-auto. Spamming burst-fire actually does more damage at close range than the full-auto of other assault rifles, which also makes this the best choice in this category for short-range engagements. ().
4. AKM : The AKM uses 7.62 mm ammo, and does the most damage per hit of all the assault rifles: 2 headshots should be enough to take out anyone who isn’t wearing a level 3 helmet. However, it has more recoil and bullet drop, and can only take a barrel, magazine and sight attachment. The high damage potentially makes it the best assault rifle for taking single shots at a long range, but only if you’re good enough to land them.
   
   II. Attachment advice

Before I go, I’ll give you a quick rundown on which attachments to equip. For the barrel modification, suppressors are nearly always the best option. They don’t completely eliminate noise, but they do make it much harder for anyone you shoot at to work out where you are. If you can’t find one, it comes down to personal preference between a flash hider and a compensator, but bear in mind that the flash hider actually reduces some recoil as well as hiding your muzzle flash. Also remember that there’s no point in equipping a compensator on a bolt-action rifle.

The angled grip slightly reduces both horizontal and vertical recoil, while the vertical grip reduces vertical recoil significantly. Again it comes down to personal preference, though I prefer the angled grip as shots that go wide due to horizontal recoil are more likely to miss the target entirely.

For the magazine attachment, the extended mag wins out over the quickdraw mag: it puts those extra bullets directly into your clip, making it more likely that you’ll actually get a chance to use them. The extended quickdraw mag is outright better though, as it combines the effects of those two attachments.

In regards to scopes, an 8x on any assault rifle can effectively turn it into a sniper rifle. If you’re playing in third person, don’t worry about being caught out if someone appears at close-range – just right click to aim your weapon without looking through the scope. Another underused trick is to quickly swap out your optics to best suit the current situation.