News - Bas-p Gun Guide. Warzone 2

Point-blank efficacy and precision engineering: fast, light, and still heavy on the volume. Hi, it's me. I'm back in Call of Duty, and today we're taking a look at something that does the same job as the honey badger, except much worse. I am six Snipes, and this is the bad one. The BASP, the bass pro—really, you're watching the gun guy.

The Bass Pro would be a very cool name if it were indeed a reality where you could just get the Sig PX This gun is actually based off of it in Esportsman's retail outlet in America; unfortunately, we live in a society, and for multiple reasons, which I will now disclose, it is an NFA firearm, and just like the street signage along the roads, you can't just have one, but you're also like one power tool away from getting the same thing produced by Sig Sauer.

In fact. I don't know if the name being nearly the same is coincidental, but the MPX is not mechanically unlike an MP5, operating in a closed rotating bolt and free floating barrel fashion, allowing for a far higher degree of accuracy and reliability than most, if not all, other submachine gun designs utilizing the patented Sig Sauer Short Stroke Push-Run mechanism.

It's actually called that; that's what they called it. The weapon maintains a much more compact profile without utilizing the stupid ass, buffer, and tube. Yeah, that's also kind of a funny name you typically see on an AR and also serves to mitigate a significant amount of recoil because, you know, the 9-millimeter man just kicks so much, and you know who makes a Sig Sauer.

Yeah, you're a loser. Being both occasionally and integrally suppressed and also prominently featuring a component that is capable of God forbid changing, a link on its body, the MPX is a big no-no gun and is therefore sold in heavily neutered formats as either a pistol that lost a chromosome somewhere in production or the world's worst rifle platform to civilian markets.

And if you think that's the worst way to modify this gun, then you haven't played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's attack on the cloned Modern Warfare. How is the Bass Pro Shop Well, if you used to find it much easier to acquire a honey badger slash Costco churro thing and then drop a ton of battle pass tokens to get this gun and then use this gun to level it for 24 whole ass levels like I did, you'd probably have a comprehensive.

Introduction as to why this is pretty much a worse version of this now it's not particularly bad in fact, up close, it's very good. The damage is stellar given the rate of fire still being bonkers, and if you can get up to somebody and use it with any precision, the time to kill is very, very good, meaning in areas like the lobby of the Epstein Hotel, you're going to excel very well.

Mobility alone is going to be absurdly high, as I was capable of bomb-rushing the enemy and literally outrunning a claymore for a very unexpected surprise attack at Point Blank, where this guy works. However, as soon as you get to any map that's relatively open, like, I don't know the holy war over here, but you are going to have a very bad time in direct contrast.

The chungus is pretty much just a slightly worse M4 at ranges and can actually tackle threats past spooning and distance. What the Bass Pro does have on it, though, is accessories, propane, and accessories. Accessories Given the fact that this gun has more levels than I have dollars in my checking account, you're going to find some attachments that are useful.

You're also going to find a bunch of short barrels and a 20-round magazine, but that's not important. MP5K build I actually used this for like four matches, and at no point was there an issue whatsoever. An actually competitive build probably looks more like having a suppressor, and the aim is the point optic you get at the start.

By the way, you get three optics with this gun: a really good red dot, an okay holographic, and a dual optic that by no definition belongs in a gun such as this but was very funny to use anyways as soon as I actually figured out what the button to change the dot site was. You also get all three grips that can be used on the Chimem gun, and likely the m13b is also in the same family, as well as a collapsible stock that increases.

Mobility Look, man. I'm not saying that this gun is just a parts farm for better guns, but it kind of is. The ammunition economy is also really bad; it's got the same number of magazines and the same capacity as the Honey Badger except with less damage and possibly a higher fire rate. You really feel it.

It's by no means bad, but ultimately, I think that the Bass Pro suffers from something other than having the stupidest name possible: the fact that a really good SMG is pretty much outclassed. Okay, assault rifles right now, and it's not really that close. I personally like it for the fact that it's good on all the maps that I like, and I've made a lot of good plays with it.

At the end of the day, the gun does the job it was made for in real-life close encounters of a simpler kind. I guarantee you don't hear that a lot.