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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has introduced two exciting new weapons in its first season. One of these is the Krig C, an assault rifle that packs a punch and features minimal recoil on its initial shots. If you can aim close to an opponent’s head, you’ll be able to take them down quicker than most rifles in the game.
Like many weapons in Black Ops 6, you can enhance the performance of the Krig C with a few strategic attachments. This guide outlines a versatile build for the Krig C, which is great for both core multiplayer and Zombies modes. If you add an extended magazine, this setup will also serve you well in Warzone.
Stealth Krig C Build
| Krig C Build | ||
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| Attachment | Pros And Cons | Advanced Stats |
| Suppressor (Muzzle) | ||
| CHF Barrel (Barrel) |
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| Ranger Foregrip (Underbarrel) |
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| Quickdraw Grip (Rear Grip) | ||
| Recoil Springs (Fire Mod) |
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The Krig C is a formidable weapon, comparable to the AK-74 but with significantly reduced recoil at the start. This rifle excels when you consistently aim for headshots. With its already high accuracy, using a CHF Barrel can help decrease your optimal time-to-kill (TTK). Landing two headshots will secure a three-hit kill in core multiplayer. This makes it one of the strongest options if you can hit your mark.
You don’t need many attachments to make this weapon shine. The Recoil Springs tackle vertical recoil, while the Ranger Foregrip is sufficient for horizontal control. Once recoil is minimalized, add a Quickdraw Grip for improved aim down sights (ADS) speed and a Suppressor to remain undetected on enemy radars. If you lean towards long-range engagement, consider swapping this for a Compensator.
Loadout Recommendations
| Perks | |
|---|---|
| Specialty | Recon |
| Column One | Scavenger, Dexterity |
| Column Two | Fast Hands |
| Column Three | Double Time |
| Equipment | |
| Wildcard | Perk Greed |
| Lethal | Your Choice |
| Tactical | Stim |
| Field Upgrade | War Cry |
For optimal performance, pair suppressed weapons with the Recon specialty. Using Ghost will keep you off enemy radars while you’re on the move. You can also take advantage of Perk Greed to equip Ninja, which silences your footsteps. Utilize Vigilance to avoid detection from CUAVs, and Fast Hands for quick weapon swaps.
When it comes to gear, Stims are useful for healing after engagements, while War Cry grants you the Enforcer specialty momentarily. Feel free to choose your preferred tactical equipment.
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