To help you out, we’ve created this Swiss K31 meta loadout guide so you can build this sniper perfectly, and take on any and all enemies in the battle royale.
Best Warzone Swiss K31 Loadout
Best Swiss K31 Attachments Best Swiss K31 secondary weapon Best Swiss K31 perks, tactical, and lethal equipment
Best Swiss K31 Attachments
The aim of this loadout is to make the Swiss an exceptional long range weapon able to pick off enemies at a vast range. To achieve this, we’ve picked out attachments that boost stability and accuracy. Our build is as follows:
Muzzle:GRU Suppressor Barrel:24.9’ Combat Recon Laser:SWAT 5mwr Laser Sight Optic:Hangman RF Stock:Raider Stock Underbarrel:Bruiser Grip Magazine:Fast Mag Rear Grip:Serpent Grip
Best Swiss K31 secondary weapon
Since we have ourselves a great long range weapon with the Switch, the best secondary is a brilliant short range SMG made available thanks to the Overkill perk. There’s no better weapon to fit this role that the MP40, a weapon that has dominated Warzone Pacific ever since release and one you unlock immediately. Our recommended MP40 attachments are as follows:
Muzzle: Recoil Booster Barrel: VDD 189mm Short Optic: Slate Reflector Stock: Krausnick 33M folding Underbarrel: M1941 Hand Stop Magazine: 7.62 Gorenko 45 Round Mags Ammunition: Hollow Point Rear Grip: Stippled Gripe Perk: Brace Perk 2: Quick
Best Swiss K31 perks, tactical, and lethal equipment
Now that we’ve picked out the best attachments and secondary weapon in our Swiss K31 build, our final touches will be on what perks and equipment we want to take into Caldera or Rebirth Island.
Perk 1: Double Time Perk 2: Overkill Perk 3: Combat Scout
As for tactical and lethal equipment, you can pick what you prefer for the most part. However, we like to bring semtex grenades and health stims with this loadout. Semtex grenades are brilliant at wiping out enemies at a mid distance, while health stims are brilliant when you’re trying to dash towards a new angle, or rush into a building away from incoming cluster strikes.
