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We get nine different SMGs, and it's time to crown the top five. Finally, we know the time to kill of every single one, and we're going to go from slowest to fastest heads up, and all the times to kill are extremely close to each other, so all of these builds are actually viable numbers, five, and that's actually two SMGs is the Val and the mx9 with 567, milliseconds time to kill considering, that the vowel has a more bullets 40 rep base and you could go up to 60 or 50 but the 40 bass is already more than enough most important stat for SMGs is actually the fastest You want to be able to sprint out of the fire as fast as possible; you don't want to get caught anywhere there , so we're going to get the Slaga soldier grip and the Vlksdr.
Schlager soldier grip
These are definitely on every single SMG we're going to build. We tune this to its sprint to fire speed and aim downside speed. Now, mind with me, there's a stock that can also do sprint to fire speed but it reduces aiming recoil control. This is what we would have without stock; now let me just add the stock to it to show you why I really don't want to play the collapsible there because it's significantly larger.
Demo rxt stock
The Ricoh Control Minus is absolutely minimal. You can tune this towards aiming for walking speed because when you're walking, you move faster and aim for sideways speed as well. Now you have four attachments going on again. We could put on the 60-round mag, and now we could put on the optic.
The recoil is already fantastic, but you could also just go for the shark fin under the barrel, which essentially gets tuned towards known side speed and aim walk movement speed as well now if you do want to improve your damage.
Schlager l203 barrel
Ranger, a wee bit, you can use the Schlager l203 barrel because that has a slight damage range increase with the lowest and downside speed minus. Now the most important we want to be able to hit this, and we want to be able to hit someone a little bit further away if you're already extremely good on the valve 46.
just shooting a pretty straight number. Four surprisingly, the mini Mach has a 552-millisecond time to kill, and the very good thing is that it just has 64 bullets straight off the rip again. We're going to put on the FSS OV laser or the Sprint to fire with the rear grip and the true tag here for the Sprint to fire as well as towards the fire speed and aim down side speed.
These two attachments are locked in the magazine. We could technically go for better recoil stabilization and aiming eye stability, but we don't want the aimed on side speed minus to keep this as good as we can again. There is the star stock list, but this will make the gun go absolutely crazy here; we're looking at the Mark F R7, stock-tuned.
With regard to aimog movement speed and a non-side speed as well, the ironside on the gun is already good, but, again, the barrel is not worth it at all because the aimog side speed minus is something we don't want to have there. I do an optic with a Chrono Mini Pro and tune this towards bar and non-side speed, and then also I'm going to go for the muzzle, and here we're going to choose the locator compensator, or gun kick control, and aim down side speed, and with these five attachments right now I do have a very.
Week moving good ads and SMG definitely one of the slowest adsing. SMGs of them all, it just is like that due to the 64 bullets, but you just have this absolutely non-existent record that you could really also shoot at long range with, and you do have 64 bullets, which is quite a nice thing, and when you're shooting it away, you notice it does a little bit of a But.
When you're actually on target, you don't really notice it; it just really moves in one line. It also has a decent hip fire, so don't forget to use that number, three, and I thought it was better with the vasna with the 539 milliseconds, time to kill. Yes, I thought it was way lower, but it's still not a very good time to kill you.
You could bring it up to a 45, but that would kind of take away your sprint fire, and we don't really like that. Through Tech Group again, the sprint to fire speed and the aimed on-side speed paired together with the FSS OV laser on the Stark will have a market here as well. So it's kind of like the whole mini box round with the aim walk movement speed and the aim down side speed that.
There are already three good attachments, so let's check how the Ironside feels. It's okay because the gun shoots quite nicely and is already pretty straight up, so this is the mini-bug recoil that we have here. Apart from a little bit of a wibble wobble, it's kind of decent, but you could keep this obviously very nice together by adding the Lakota composer.
You've heard that before for Genki control recoil stabilization. The recoil is fantastic now, but if you get very close, you know that you want to just shoot a little bit of this, so why would you not increase your hip fire then to make this jack? of all trades being able to shoot this and technically not these to Get your opponents down for more experienced players definitely due to only playing with 30 bullets (number four), and I think you can guess this one the lackey's up with 525 milliseconds as you see all of them are extremely close to each other.
You have to play this though with the 50-round magazine because you know how the lagman sub burns through bullets very quickly, and this is the first time we're actually going to slap on a magazine, then VLK SDR Laser Plus. Nope ah, grip yes, surprisingly, because there are just none. We could put on the one for Flinch resistance and aim what movement speed and then tune this still towards printer fire speed if we want to, or you could take the one for recoil control and tune it towards sprint to fire speed and aim downside speed; definitely an option, though it is minimal.
But it does a certain job here, so you actually do get a wee bit of Rico Control Plus, and then for the stock, you do have this stock list again, but don't even remotely look at that; here in this case. I would actually leave that option completely untapped. We do want to check for the Lakota composator, though, because, again, it has perfect horizontal and vertical recoil control.
Now I have seen some people complain that we're taking only this short range, but we're also always shooting this and this to get a feel for the gun, and it's only about to give you an inkling of whether the gun goes left does the gun go right. Horizontal recoil gets more extreme with distance; there's no question about that.
