In Black Ops 6, SMGs are your best bet for close-range dominance, and we’ve compiled the optimal meta loadouts for all your favorite choices.
There may not be the most extensive weapons lineup in this year’s Call of Duty, but every gun has its place. In close-quarters combat, SMGs reign supreme, while Assault Rifles are fantastic all-rounders.
When there are six options, it might be challenging to determine which ones are the strongest. We’ve got you covered with the SMGs in Black Ops 6, which are the finest.
Best Black Ops 6 SMG loadouts
1. Jackal PDW
- Muzzle: Suppressor
- Barrel: Long Barrel
- Underbarrel: Vertical Foregrip
- Rear Grip: Quickdraw Grip
- Magazine: Extended Mag 1
Among the several SMGs in Black Ops 6, the Jackal PDW stood out during the beta and has not lost its brilliance. There may be competitors in this class with more range, but the Jackal’s unmatched power puts it in a league of its own.
The Long Barrel and Vertical Foregrip are useful attachments that can improve its performance and mitigate its recoil, allowing you to use it more effectively at medium range. After that, you may get those initial shots in with the help of the Quickdraw Grip, which greatly increases the ADS speed.
Since the Jackal, like other SMGs, quickly depletes its ammo supply, you’ll want to equip Extended Mag 1 to guarantee you can take down several enemies before needing to reload.
2. Tanto .22
- Muzzle: Suppressor
- Underbarrel: Vertical Foregrip
- Magazine: Extended Mag 1
- Rear Grip: Ergonomic Grip
- Fire Mods: Rapid Fire
The Tanto.22 is very different from the PDW; it has a slow fire rate but does significantly more damage with each shot. If you want the feel of an SMG but would rather stay competitive on bigger maps, this is the weapon for you because it is ideal for use at medium range.
Its TTK is already lower than most other Black Ops 6 weapons, but with the Rapid Fire mod, it becomes lightning-quick. We opted for the Vertical Foregrip to mitigate the considerable recoil that comes with this additional value.
3. C9
- Muzzle: Ported Compensator
- Barrel: Reinforced Barrel
- Underbarrel: Ranger Foregrip
- Rear Grip: Ergonomic Grip
- Stock: No Stock
The C9 is a stunning complement to Omnimovement, the game’s shining star in Black Ops 6. Whether you’re just starting out at Level 1 or are prepared to Prestige at Level 55, this SMG is an excellent choice because of its superb mobility.
The top-tier C9 build prioritizes mobility, with the Ergonomic Grip being the most crucial attachment. When used with the No Stock option, this will make you virtually invisible as it enhances the ADS, slide-to-fire, and dive-to-fire speeds.
4. KSV
- Optic: Kepler Microflex
- Muzzle: Ported Compensator
- Barrel: Reinforced Barrel
- Underbarrel: Vertical Foregrip
- Rear Grip: CQB Grip
The KSV is a significant step below the top three if we’re being really honest. Its clumsy recoil makes it less controllable than other similar guns, and its slow bullet velocity makes it impractical for use at medium range.
But its high rate of fire makes it an intimidating weapon in close-quarters combat, and the Reinforced Barrel can only improve its speed. To further boost the KSV’s efficiency, the Vertical Foregrip and Ported Compensator may significantly lessen the recoil.
5. Kompact 92
- Muzzle: Ported Compensator
- Barrel: Long Barrel
- Underbarrel: Precision Foregrip
- Rear Grip: Quickdraw Grip
- Magazine: Extended Mag 1
Despite having the greatest firing rate of any SMG in Black Ops 6, the Kompact 92 isn’t highly practical compared to other choices in its class. Its TTK is among the game’s quickest up to a point, but it features a steep drop-off beyond that.
Still, if you’re good at controlling it, it’s a sight to behold on maps like Babylon and Payback. Because of this, you need to rely on the Precision Foregrip, the Ported Compensator, and the Long Barrel to increase your range.
All Black Ops 6 SMGs ranked
- Jackal PDW
- Tanto .22
- C9
- KSV
- Kompact 92
- PP-919
Meta analysis
Even though Black Ops 6’s SMG meta is still evolving, the Jackal PDW has shown to be the top early-game weapon. It may have taken a minor hit after dominating the beta, but its close-range TTK is unaffected, making it just as lethal as ever.
Although, if you’re looking for a gun with a higher damage-per-shot ratio, the Tanto .22 isn’t far behind, and the C9 is an excellent example of Omnimovement. In addition, you’ll have access to these two weapons far sooner than the Jackal, thus they’ll likely be more common in the early stages.
Naturally, the meta will be kept fresh with new weapons and plenty of buffs and nerfs with each release. While this may be the current situation, it is subject to change in the next months.
You can also check out the overall best guns in the game alongside the controller and PC settings to use.
Quelle: CharlieIntel
Author: Rishabh Sabarwal