Call of Duty: Mobile is a lot like its console and PC counterparts. You get everything that the full games offer but in your pocket. That’s one of my favorite parts.
However, the other thing I do admire about Call of Duty: Mobile is the weapon, specifically the snipers. They are heavy-hitting but need time to get used to it. If you’re planning on using snipers, consider reading this guide on the best snipers in Call of Duty: Mobile.
Call of Duty: Mobile – Best snipers in the pocket shooter
Just like the SMGs, there are a ton of snipers to pick and upgrade. Some may be fun to use in that they put in a lot of damage. While others can be painful to use with slower or weaker stats. But with all that, there are a few snipers that stand out.
DL Q33
Now I admit, I’m not very good at sniping. When I have to use my phone screen to control the sniper, things should go worse. With the DL Q33, sniping is still challenging, but the weapon’s stats being balanced makes fighting this way rewarding. Even though it is a bolt-action sniper, it has a slower firing rate. On the other hand, the damage, accuracy, and mobility shine brightly. So for players like me who don’t need to try as hard, the DL Q33 can be their best friend.
SVD
On the surface, it seems like you need to be an experienced sniper in Call of Duty: Mobile to use this weapon. However, based on its stats and how it performs, you could be sniping enemies with ease. The SVD is a solid all-around weapon, but it does have weaknesses. If you look at the mobility, control, and fire rate, they could dampen the positives about this sniper. When you can, upgrade to the weaker parts. If you do, the result is an easy-to-use sniper with crazy high damage.
Outlaw
It seems like the Outlaw is built for players who just snipe in the mobile game. It has overwhelmingly high damage and accuracy. Mixing those things renders the weapon a must-have for any hardcore sniper player. While its weaknesses are present, from user experiences, it doesn’t seem to be that noticeable, unlike the SVD. But even with that, the Outlaw can get better which is why I recommend upgrading it a few times.
Koshka
This sniper is in an interesting spot in Call of Duty: Mobile. With great damage and accuracy, all things that a sniper should be good at. But it seems like you have to be dug in to use this weapon. Mainly because the Koshka has a slow fire rate and control. If you’re using this weapon, make sure you’re not spotted while shooting. One missed shot will give away your position. That with the mentioned slow fire rate, makes it a weapon that should be upgraded fully.
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If you want to do massive damage at once potentially downing an enemy or a light air aircraft, try this sniper out. I should warn you with a low fire rate, but that’s what the cost is for the heavy damage it outputs. My advice when using this weapon is to keep a distance from the fight, and only target enemies that can’t counter your assault. Because like the Koshka, you need to have your first shot count.
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