Each and every weapon in Call Of Duty Warzone has a plethora of weapon attachments, and the only sane thing to do is to look at all of the wonderful options and run away screaming. Fortunately, not all of us are sane, and we've compared all of the attachments, trying to figure out a few different perfectly optimized builds for each weapon.
For this list we'll be taking a look at the Marksman Rifles. While not always the most popular choice in Warzone, an above-average player with a good Marksman Rifle can put an enemy team to rest on their own, in the right situation. Let's take a look at 10 of the best weapon attachments for this weapon class:
10 MONOLITHIC SUPPRESSOR
A staple on just about every single weapon attachment list ever written, the Monolithic Suppressor once again shows its face. It's not just that this attachment, as advertised, suppresses the sound of your weapon firing, thus keeping you off the radar, but it also increases the damage range of your weapon. Which, in Warzone, where you might be fighting an enemy who may as well be on another planet than you, is a huge benefit.
All this at the measly cost of some ADS (aim down sights) speed and aim walking steadiness? It's a bargain. A steal, even.
9 EXTENDED MAGS
Another mostly constant on these lists (we'll get to some original stuff soon, we promise), Extended Mags are not only useful in Warzone, but they may as well be a necessity. Unless you're playing in Solos (and even then, sometimes), you'll be fighting multiple enemies at the same time. One magazine just isn't usually going to cut it, unless you're a robot sent back in time to dominate a video game. And honestly, if that is the case, you probably aren't reading this list, anyways.
Extended Mags. Use 'em.
8 MID-RANGE OPTIC
Most Marksman Rifles are going to perform optimally in a medium-range situation, and so it follows that most of the time, they should be equipped with a medium-zoom scope. It is possible to use something like the K98 up-close-and-personal, but even in that situation, grabbing a hybrid scope that has two different ranges, one close and one mid, is probably the way to go. Most of the time, throwing on a 3-or-4x scope is going to get the job done, and it'll remind you that you aren't using a sniper rifle, too.
7 FORGE TAC PRECISION 22.0"
If available, the Forge TAC Precision 22.0" barrel is the way to go. This is going to increase the damage range, bullet velocity, and recoil control of your weapon, all in one attachment. It will reduce the ADS speed and movement speed with the weapon equipped, but unless you're using a specifically close-range playstyle, it's a worthy trade.
6 STIPPLED GRIP TAPE
If you are looking to make the weapon a little bit snappier, then the Stippled Grip Tape is going to help in your endeavor. This helps both the ADS speed and sprint-to-fire speed, making those gunfights where somebody absolutely comes out of nowhere a bit more manageable. It is going to come at the cost of some aiming stability, but if you're using the weapon in that close of range already, it probably isn't going to throw off your shot.
5 TAC LASER
Another one for the more agile, aggressive player, the Tac Laser improves your ADS speed, aiming stability, and aim walking steadiness. Those last two aren't really big deals, but that first one, the better ADS speed, can make a huge difference in a fight where the trigger pull between you and your enemy are milliseconds apart. This laser is visible when active, but in this range, that doesn't really matter. When you're close enough to smell your enemy, what difference is a laser going to make?
4 SAWED OFF STOCK
Specifically for the SKS, the Sawed-Off Stock is going to make your weapon a bit more wild to use, both in a good way and in a bad way. It's going to, once again, improve the ADS speed and increase your movement speed while equipped.
For the squirrely player, these are both advantages. It is going to hurt your recoil control and aiming stability, so be sure you're either capable of managing a bit of extra recoil beforehand, or else keep it in close range.
3 OPERATOR FOREGRIP
Specifically for those who want to lessen the vertical recoil on their weapon, the Operator Foregrip is going to be of massive benefit to you. That is, quite literally, it's only job, and all it costs is a little bit of ADS speed. Seems worth it, for a lot of players.
2 22" FSS M95/66
Very similar to the last barrel attachment on this list, just available to a different weapon, the 22" FSS M95/66 is another must-grab for just about any player. It increases the damage range, bullet velocity, and recoil control of the weapon, which are three things that can make an absolutely massive difference, at the end of the day.
It does hurt your ADS and movement speed a little bit, but on a Marksman Rifle, that isn't typically going to be the priority, for most players.
1 SLEIGHT OF HAND
And, once again last on the list is Sleight Of Hand. A weapon perk that is used on a lot of different weapon types, certain Marksman Rifles are going to benefit from it more than a lot of other weapons would. Some of these weapons reload slowly, like, really slowly, so any reload bonus is going to make a world of difference in getting your weapon back in the fight in time.