News - The Best One Shot Lockwood 300 Shotgun Warzone 2

What's good YouTube shotguns are officially fun to use again in Modern Warfare 2. This Lockwood 300 build has both range and insane damage, and it's a one-shot kill 95 percent of the time. I'm going to show you the exact attachments I'm using on this shotgun, along with the weapon tuning to get the most out of this class setup.

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I'm using the VLK LZR 7MW, and I'm going to increase our aim-down sight speed, our aiming stability, and our sprint to fire speed for the stock. I'm using the high stock mod, which is going to increase our aim speed, our movement speed, and our hit recoil control when using shotguns. A lot of the time, we fire from the hip, so the more we can improve this, the better the guard.

The attachment that I've tuned on this is all about increasing the range and the damage to make this more of a one-shot weapon, so for the muzzle I put the tighter pellet spread all the way to the max and our damage range all the way to the max for, the barrel tuning, we've maxed out our aim walking speed and we also maxed out our damage and range again for the guard, we've maxed out our sprint to fire speed, we've also maxed out our Crouch movement speed for, our perks, our We're going to be running Overkill if you care about your KD, and you're probably going to want to use another weapon with those long-range engagements.

I'm going to be using a tracker so we can see the enemy footsteps for our bonus perk, and we're going to be using fast hands, which is really important because this shotgun does take quite a long time to reload and you only get two shots, so keeping fast hands means that we can get that reload off a little bit quicker and also swap to our other weapon where we need to be on high alert.

We're going to keep going if there's someone running up behind us; we want to be able to turn around and shoot straightaway with the shotgun.