You can't always rely on "rat gameplay," hide until you have a clear shot at enemies and win matches in Delta Force campaign Force . You fight enemies at some point, and which gun you use will matter.
Not everyone's rich enough to afford kitted Vectors and K416s in the game. Folks rely on economic, ergonomic guns that feel compact to play with and hit hard.
Cheap and best is the way to go, and that's why we've got a list of budget guns you can use in Delta Force Gaming Site Force.
Whichever gameplay you prefer to stick with, these weapons have attachments that can be used to fine-tune them to your style.
10 G18
Poor Man's Vector
Some people love to use extended magazines on the G18, but I think that's unnecessary. The fire rate is so high that the chances of you missing the shots increase exponentially.
The gun shoots like the Vector SMG , but the recoil is pretty insane at range. If you're fighting enemies at close range or in close quarters , they're not getting back up after eating a mag dump from the G18.
However, the base metrics on the gun aren't that great . You must run high-tier ammo to penetrate good armor and control the recoil to avoid the shots.
One tip that I have for you while using the gun is to shoot at the torso since the vertical recoil will automatically aim your bullets at the enemy's head.
9 VSS
Insane Kickback
I remember going to Space City for the first time for a mission with the VSS, and I kid you not, I couldn't handle the recoil.
The gun does need extra attachments to make it stable , especially with auto-fire mode.
It shoots smooth as butter with the single-fire mode, but with auto, you must pull down the mouse to control the vertical recoil and hold your breath to manage sway.
If you want to use it as an AR, be my guest and equip the extended magazine ; however, if possible, try using the single-fire mode since the recoil isn't that harsh , and you can hit headshots at range.
8 Bizon
It's Everywhere
What I love about Bizon is the base magazine capacity , which is far better than some other weapons in the game.
You don't need an extended-round magazine with this SMG. Even if you bring the ammo to the game, you can find the gun on AI bots and apply an optic. That's how good it is.
I don't support taking two kitted ARs into the game since most of the time you use only one of them. You can bring in a pistol for a sidearm instead, but if you are down and out, the Bizon has your back.
7 93R
Gets The Job Done
I know how devastating the G18 can be at close range, but if you want an economical weapon that hits like a truck, the 93R should be your choice.
The gun operates in burst mode , and you can load high-tier ammo to knock out an enemy. Both the damage and armor penetration are solid , and the range is decent enough to take out enemies with high-tier gear.
The gun doesn't have high recoil since it resets after a burst shot, and the burst mode helps you conserve expensive ammo , unlike G18, which people use to mag dump on enemies.
6 Vityaz
The Bizon's Younger Sibling
The Vityaz feels compact to use. You can feel how ergonomic the gun is when firing. Put in a suppressor, and you have a beast that shreds in close range.
What I love about Vityaz is the abundance of attachments that can be used on it. You can go wild with customizations and build it according to your needs. In a nutshell, it's an upgraded version of Bizon.
If you're into a Bizon with extra perks, Vityaz should be your go-to option. The gun uses ammo that can be easily bought from the auction house, and you'll be a force to reckon with in close quarters.
5 QBZ
Cool Reload Animation
By default, you cannot equip an optic on QBZ unless you put an attachment on it. However, that's manageable, and you can modify the gun further with cheap attachments for improved stability, recoil control, and handling.
I recommend calibrating every gun to suit your playstyle since that does matter in the game. If you play with the default iron sights on QBZ, you'll have a tough time hitting targets at range.
That's why getting the extra attachment enables you to equip sights is recommended. It won't cost you much, and the gun will be manageable to build under 100K Tekniq alloys.
4 M16A4
Tap Once, Fire Thrice
Burst guns don't get enough love. They're good at what they do since you can hit all three shots in one place . If you hit an enemy's head, they'll be downed instantly.
However, it requires a bit of practice since most people, including me, are used to spraying with full auto.
Unless you have a decent angle, the burst is pretty useless, whereas, with full-auto, you can spray and pray. The tradeoff is up to you to decide.
However, the gun is pretty stable like the CAR-15 , and uses the same 5.56x45mm ammunition as the SSG and the CAR-15.
3 SG552
It Goes Brr
Two guns have killed me the most: the SSG and the Vector . The rate of fire is colossal on these guns , and the SG is a steal thanks to its low price at the auction house.
You have three fire modes: Auto, Single, and Burst. Whatever you prefer, you can switch to that and shred your enemies. Most people still use their SSG on full auto.
The K416 also has a fast fire rate but the gun is expensive, unlike the SSG, which is also available with Standard gear tickets.
If you're into Assault Rifles and want something cost-effective and a menace to deal with, the SSG552 is a beast.
2 Uzi
The Leg Meta Is Real
The good old Uzi with the leg meta. Grab the RIP ammo, shoot at legs, bypass the armor , and watch Goliath fall. That's how good the Uzi is.
Even if they're rocking gold or red armor, they'll be knocked out since the ammo does more damage to unprotected body parts.
The gun has a good fire rate and can equip a 45-round magazine , so you don't have to worry about running out of bullets in a firefight.
I know the range is underwhelming compared to assault rifles , but that's what SMGs are for. Close-quarter combat and SMGs go hand in hand.
1 CAR-15
The God Of Stability
Don't be surprised; I know how cheap and standard this assault rifle is, but you can't deny that it's a very stable gun .
The recoil is minimal, and with more attachments, you can fine-tune it more. The base magazine capacity isn't enough, so I recommend using a 30-round extended magazine attachment with the rifle to compensate for low ammo capacity.
However, you can even use high-tier ammo in it, as 5.56x45mm rounds are abundant in the auction house and sold at a lower price than others. Plus, if you don't bring enough low-tier ammunition to kill bots in a match, you can loot an AI bot to refill your arsenal.
