John Schutt, Author at Gamepur

The Gunsmith system got a revamp in Call of Duty: Moden Warfare II and players everywhere are getting their hands on it during the beta. The gun you'll always start with once you unlock Custom Classes at level 4 is the classic M4 platform, a fully-automatic assault rifle you can take to a maximum of level 20 during the beta period. There are dozens of attachments available for the basic model alone, and even more will be locked until the game officially releases on October 28. Here is a list of every attachment you can equip on the basic M4. M4 attachments in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II The Modern Warfare II beta only allows players to use a small selection of possible attachments, with more locked from use but visible for the time being. There are dozens of additional options marked Classified that we don't even know the names of. Here are all the ones we can see now. Muzzle Muzzle attachments either suppress the weapon or make it easier to control while sacrificing aiming stability, aim down sight speed, aiming stability, and/or damage range. Echoline GS-X SuppressorBruen SPearhead SuppressorDomodo Heavy CompForge-Tac Castle CompC400 Door Knocker Barrel Barrel attachments help with aiming stability and recoil reduction, and some add damage range and bullet velocity. You'll be sacrificing hipfire accuracy and movement speed with most of them. Tempus Trench ProTempus Hightower 20" Barrel11.5" T-H4 Barrel14" Carbine Shroud Barrel7.5" Tempus Firebrand Barrel419mm EXF BarrelLX-97 Torque Barrel Laser Laser attachments are all about hipfire accuracy and have few drawbacks; the biggest one is the laser being visible in-game. 4MW Laser BoxCorvus PEQ Beam-5 Optics Optic attachments help with sight picture and aiming, though they reduce aim down sight speed and aim walking speed in many cases. Sniper scopes also come with a visible glint that enemies can see. SZ ReflexSZ MiniCronen Mini Red DotSZ Lonewolf OpticSchlager 4XForge-Tac Delta 4Hybrid FirepointThermo-Optic X9HMW-20DS Warme Zielfernrohr Stock Stock attachments help with mobility while aiming, and overall movement speed; heavier-duty ones are all about stability and recoil control. You'll usually sacrifice aiming stability, sprint speed, and aim down sight speed when equipping them. No StockDemo Fade Pro StockTempus P80 Strike StockCorio Precio FactoryOrdnance Ravage-8Demo Precision Elite Factory Rear Grip Rear Grip attachments mainly serve two purposes: buffing either Sprint to Fire speed or adding Flinch Resistance. Some also offer aim down sight speed, but their downsides run the gamut between losing recoil control, recoil control, or aim walking speed. Sakin ZX GripXTen GripD15 GripPhantom GripSupport CP90 Grip Magazine Magazines are simple attachments, or at least the ones in the beta are. They increase how much ammo you can carry, but due to the extra weight, your movement speed, sprint to fire speed, aim down sight speed, and reload quickness will suffer. 45-Round Mag60-Round Mag Ammunition The ammo you use in your gun determines a few ways it affects enemies, whether wounding them or providing additional penetration. You'll usually sacrifice bullet velocity; some take away damage range and penetration to compensate for their other effects. 5.56 Armor Piercing5.56 Frangible Underbarrel Underbarrel attachments help with idle sway, recoil control, and general accuracy. Expect to lose some aim down sight and walking speed in most cases. FSS Sharkfin 90Forge-Tac Ripper 56Lockgrip Precision-40VX Pineapple Vert GripSPW 40mm Receiver The Receiver is less an attachment and more a weapon conversion. The M4 currently has four additional available that alter the function and stats of the weapon. 556 Icarus, a box magazine and LMG-style Receiver for sustained fireFTAC Recon, a powerful, longer-range receiver that turns the M4 into a battle rifleM16, a classic style of Receiver providing powerful three-round burst capabilityFSS Hurricane, a shorter range and lower-power rounds made up for with enlarged ammo capacity and enhanced stability

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