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The M13B was seen as a mediocre weapon in the original Warzone launched but players slowly realized how lethal the weapon can be. The weapon is very popular in Warzone 2.0 and it is one of the most popular assault rifles out there. If you enjoy using the weapon consider checking out our M13B loadout for Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Season 3 Reloaded and Modern Warfare 2.
Best Attachments for M13B in Warzone 2.0 Season 3 Reloaded
To craft the best M13B loadout in Warzone 2.0, here are the attachments that you need:
Barrel: 14″ Bruen Echelon
Muzzle: Harbinger D20
Optic: Cronen Mini Pro
Magazine: 60 Round Mag
Stock: Bruen R90 Factory
The goal of the loadout is to boost the damage range and bullet velocity as much as possible while also keeping quality of life in mind. You should experience great recoil control and the 60 Round Mag is just the cherry on top that reduces the number of times you need to reload.
The weapon becomes very forgiving with these perks and you should have a great time in Al-Mazrah. The optic is the only attachment that you can change based on personal preference but we prefer the Cronen Mini Pro as it offers a good middle ground between short and long-range scopes.
Best Perk Package for M13B in Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare 2
To craft the best M13B loadout in Warzone 2.0 in Season 3 Reloaded and Modern Warfare 2, here are the perks that you want to use:
Base Perk 1: Double Time
Base Perk 2: Bomb Squad
Bonus Perk: Resupply
Ultimate Perk: High Alert
Lethal: Grenade
Tactical Equipment: Stun Grenade
Resupply gives you access to extra lethal equipment which can make the difference between winning or losing a fight. Unlike the attachments, you can choose to run other perks that suit your playstyle. Feel free to change things around to find that sweet combination of perks and attachments that suit your playstyle to offer you the most consistent kills in Warzone 2.0 Season 3 Reloaded. For more Warzone 2.0 content, consider checking out our one-shot sniper loadouts and our PDSW 528 loadout.
