News - Sp-r 208 Warzone 2 Guide. Class Setup (m24)
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so the SBR 208 seems to be based on the real-life M24 sniper weapon system of SWS Major, a rifle made by Remington Arms and first designed and serviced in the late 1980s. It's basically the military and police version of an earlier weapon, the Remington m700 series, sharing a pretty similar design with the same role: to deliver death from a distance by providing accurate fire on targets up to 800 meters away thanks to its 24 inch stainless steel barrel and Remington long action bolt system.
of blasting out at 7.62 NATO bullets at almost 800 meters per second, making it a very deadly force to be reckoned with against targets far away. Down to its design of manufacture, it was also made to withstand a bit of bashing around, making it a weapon ready for rough use on the field, making it an ideal candidate for modern dusty combat zones with the m24zin operational use in several different wars such as Afghanistan and Iraq, this durability allows the rifle to keep on working as intended over a pretty long life.
It is still said to be just as if not more effective after 10 000 shots fired, while retaining a good level of accuracy well beyond this. It's referred to as a weapon system because of the whole host of attachments that come with it, including telescopic sights, an extendable stock, and even an optional fold-in bipod, all things that are going to assist the user for long-range use overall, making it a solid package for sniping.
Fire-power
So, despite being a marksman rival because the sbr-208 is a bolt-action weapon, I'm mainly going to be comparing two other bolt-action weapons and snipers. They share a lot of similarities regarding statistics. The gun's going to deal the most consistent damage up to 29 meters, always putting the other guy down in just one shot to the upper body and upper arms.
Aim below the torso or hit a forearm, and that damage is just going to shy away from a one-hit kill. Damage is going to drop from 30 meters on, basically making those one-hit kills a bit less consistent and dealing even less damage for limp shots and lower torso shots over a medium range. Beyond the 55-meter mark, the SBR's damage will drop even further, making everywhere on the body a two-year kill.
So basically, aside from planting those headshots, which are always going to give your enemy a bad day, you'll want to be aiming for the chest area while avoiding shots on the lower body if possible, giving you the best results over a close to mid-range distance. Although these bullet stats don't exactly reach the power of quite a few of the other rifles that are capable of dealing 100 damage to the chest over all ranges, like the McCPR and Sydney 50, it's still not too bad overall; it just might not feel quite as consistent for getting single-shot kills over longer ranges.
The SBR's fire rate of 59 RPM is also slightly faster than a few of those stronger rifles too, allowing for quicker follow-up shots should the first one miss. I won't take your target down right away.
Accuracy
So let's check out "The Recoil" and talk a little bit about accuracy. Being a bolt-action management rival, the SBR's kick isn't exactly going to affect your performance too much, as you're going to need to cycle the bolt in between shots. letting the recall reset If you generally make the gun quite accurate as a result, you're not going to notice anything too wild here.
We've got three barrels that are mainly affected by the weapon swaying as you breathe rather than the actual recoil itself forcing shots off. Targeting like you'd see with other automatic weapons, holding your breath and focusing on your shot should help to reduce this sway, thus making the SBR even more precise and easier to line up your aim over further distances.
Suffice it to say recalls shouldn't really give you any problems, and the gun should have a high level of accuracy, especially when you're not moving, complemented by a decent bullet speed of 680 meters per second, which should feel fine enough over mid-ranges—not the nippier speed but still better than a few of the others.
Hit-fire accuracy isn't exactly a crucial stat to boost bolt-action weapons. Effectiveness aside, it's still best knowing that the sbr-208 is slightly better at getting no scopes than a few of its counterparts and has less hip fire spread than most of the other ball actions. Imagine yourself with a Lockwood lever-action rifle.
But if they were at point-blank range, you're still more likely to land a shot than a lot of the other snipers.
Reliability
A magazine size of five cartridges is a pretty average amount of rounds for a rifle like this to carry, just like most of the others in their base forms, so you can technically net yourself up to five kills from a fully loaded mag depending on range and whether or not you miss your shots, of course.
Just like quite a few of the other ball action weapons, the spr-208s also got the very same reload speeds, with tactical reloads taking three seconds when you've got rounds left over and empty ones taking a little bit longer, pretty much just adding on an extra second. This is a fair bit faster than some of the hard-hitting rivals like the Signal 50 and the McPr300, allowing you to get back into the action slightly quicker than that and possibly giving you a bit of an advantage.
Here, another important thing that just might give you an edge in a gunfight is the SB's aim-down sight speed being a little bit snappier than average compared to the other ball actions. It doesn't quite beat the Sab 50, but it does beat the rest, and the ads' exit speed is also not too bad either.
This generally gives the rifle a fairly good set of mobility stats that can make it feel a bit more reliable when you use Nick closer to danger or in situations where you might have to take on several enemies one after the other, allowing the SB-208 to be a tad more aggressive. Keep in mind that adding the scope will slow down the ads slightly.
Gunsmith
So when it comes to gunsmith attachments, there are really only two ways that you'll probably want to optimize the spr-208: either as a sniper rifle or as an aggressive, close-range risk-reward weapon. Looking at the barrels, you'll probably benefit from an extended one like the Elevate 11 or the fluted R67 if you intend to use the gun over mid-to-long distances, as these are going to extend damage dropoff while increasing the muzzle velocity.
Ad speed and hit fire spread will be a bit worse, but this is probably worth the trade-off, especially if your hearts are open. Otherwise, on the flip side, the butt shorter 12.5-inch carbon barrel is going to give you the opposite result, making the gun much more mobile for close quarter standoffs with other players but nothing effective at range.
