The Best MCPR-300 Loadout For Warzone 2.0

The Al Mazrah map offers an enormous space for "Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0" players to duke it out. Due to its considerable size, operators should consider adding a nice marksman rifle or sniper rifle to their available builds just in case they manage to secure one of their custom loadouts via a Loadout Drop or Buy Station.

While players may want to immediately equip the best sniper rifle in "Warzone 2.0," it takes quite a bit of work to unlock the weapon via the Season 1 Battle Pass. That doesn't mean they need to put their dreams of long-range killing sprees on hold, however. The MCPR-300 may just be the sniper rifle that players unlock right away, but it can still deal plenty of damage to far off foes. Provided you equip it with the most optimal attachments, of course. 

For maximizing the killing of distant enemies with the MCPR-300, Charlie Intel and The Loadout identified some helpful attachments. Both advised players to use the FSS Ole-V Laser, the Cronen Cheetah Rear Grip, the Cronen Smooth Bolt, and the 5 Round Mag.

The FSS Ole-V Laser will increase the MCPR-300's ADS speed, sprint-to-fire speed, and aiming stability at the expense of making the laser visible to enemies while aiming. Not the most helpful for those seeking to stealthily snipe, but the rest of the attachments should assist with taking enemies down before they have a chance to react. The Cronen Cheetah Rear Grip further increases the ADS speed and sprint-to-fire speed at the cost of recoil control, and the Cronen Smooth Bolt ups the MCPR-300's rate of fire by buffing the gun's rechambering speed. Finally, the 5 Round Mag further boosts player mobility so that they can truly take advantage of the increased sprint-to-fire speed from the other attachments.

The two websites differed on the fifth and last attachment. The Loadout recommended the 17.5" Orca Barrel for improving the gun's stability and rate of fire while Charlie Intel proposed players use the 22″ OMX-456 Barrel to assist with recoil control. The final decision remains up to players, but these attachments should prove a strong starting point for those seeking to increase their lethality and speed within "Warzone 2.0."