Loadout comparison
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Special operations assault
Delta Force Rifleman
A NATO special-forces assault class with a suppressed CAR-15 SF, M9, impact grenades, and smoke.
- Primary
- CAR-15 SF
- Secondary
- M9
- Explosives
- M33A1 impact grenade (2 carried)
- Utility
- M18 smoke grenade (2 carried)
- Armor
- Unknown
Special operations assault
Spetsnaz GRU
A PACT special-operations class combining a suppressed carbine with the BS-1 Tishina.
- Primary
- AKS-74UB
- Secondary
- Makarov
- Explosives
- BS-1 Tishina 30 mm grenade launcher
- Utility
- 2 Soviet bandages
- Armor
- 6B3 vest and Altyn helmet
Damage 40–45
RPM 700
Magazine 30
Practical capability notes
These labels interpret the listed equipment. They are not raw game statistics or an overall class score.
The suppressed carbine, M9, and impact grenades suit rapid close engagements.
Low published recoil and automatic fire suit rapid ambushes.
The CAR-15 screen lists 1 m spread at 1 km and 810 m/s muzzle velocity.
Suppression and a flatter-firing launcher expand the class beyond close quarters.
This is still a carbine loadout and the screen does not establish a dedicated long-range role.
The wiki describes spread as too high for long-range rifle combat.
Automatic fire, a sidearm, and impact grenades give several infantry options.
Suppressed fire and explosives provide several infantry options.
Impact grenades can pressure occupied positions.
The BS-1 is specifically presented as a way to pressure cover.
The class lacks a sustained-fire weapon.
Sound suppression aids concealment but is not sustained suppressive fire.
The submitted equipment screen does not show a movement modifier.
The compact carbine and specialist kit support flanking play.