While Swagg uses a Kilo 141 in his primary weapon slot, the Warzone player has a decked out FAL in his secondary, which he detailed in a recent video. “All the pros are rocking it,” Swagg says in the video, “it’s just the most ridiculous gun up close.” The FAL does have the disadvantage of being semi-automatic by default, but Swagg’s setup is meant to be used in close quarters.

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For the setup, players will need to level up the FAL quite a bit, but the reward is well worth it. OP FAL classes are nothing new, but this one seems to be particularly effective, especially if players are running a double-AR class setup as Swagg recommends.

Those that wish to use the FAL loadout as seen in the video will want to use the following attachments:

Muzzle: Monolithic Suppressor Barrel: 13. 0" OSW Para Stock: No Stock Underbarrel: Commando Foregrip Perk: Sleight of Hand or Burst

The goal with this loadout is to engage enemies at close range, which the attachments are geared towards. Running a fully automatic rifle with good accuracy is a great way to balance things out, including a RAM-7 setup in the class with the right attachments can give players accurate options at any range, which is extremely valuable in Warzone.

The FAL has been a top choice for players for the last few weeks, rising to prominence after the Grau 5.56 was nerfed, and helping fill the void left by that weapon to some degree. Since then, the gun has become a regularly pick in both Warzone and standard Modern Warfare matches, in part due to its versatility.

Recently, a full-auto FAL attachment leaked, possibly making the weapon that much more effective for those that wish to use it. It should make it even more effective when going up against players will full-auto weapons, which is most of the time. Either way, Swagg’s loadout is effective, and players may want to consider rocking it.

Call of Duty: Warzone is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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